Protecting our valuable resources can be a challenge. New Jersey has implemented comprehensive regulations and standards for protecting water quality. Solving Stormwater and NPS Problems will show you how to use the NJDEP's Stormwater and Nonpoint Source Pollution Control Best Management Practices Manual to solve your most difficult stormwater problems. The manual was developed for professionals by professionals with direct field experience in the implementation of these techniques. Program topics will include:

• The effects of watershed development on stormwater quantity and quality
• Pollutant load modeling
• DEP regulations concerning stormwater management
• The design of created wetlands
• Maintenance of stormwater quality BMPs

Protecting your local water is becoming increasingly difficult in light of development pressures, changing legislation, and often conflicting interests of stakeholders.

This program will make your life a little easier! Nationally recognized instructors from The Center for Watershed Protection will guide you through watershed protection as it relates to communities situated in southern New Jersey. Topics include:

• The impacts of development on water systems
• Stream protection approaches
• The protection of sensitive areas
• Reducing impervious cover

This program is appropriate for all levels of expertise and watershed involvement. Environmental commissioners, planners, developers, engineers, and concerned citizens are encouraged to attend. For more information, contact the Cook College Office of Continuing Professional Education at (732) 932-9271.