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Eighth
Virgin Islands
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courtesy of Westin St. John Resort
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December
4 - 5, 2003
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South
Florida Water Quality Protection Program
Daniel Apt, Florida
Department of Environmental Protection
Mangrove
Restoration – Lameshur Bay, St. John
Jeremiah Blondeau & Mayra Suarez-Velez,
University of the Virgin Islands Center for Marine & Environmental
Studies & Marine Advisory Service, respectively
The
Know-How’s of the 319 Grant Application Process
Diane Capehart, Nonpoint
Source Specialist, DPNR Division of Environmental Protection
Coral
Bay, St. John – State of the Bay: Sediment Deposition, Reef Assessment
& Water Quality
Dr. Barry Devine, University
of the Virgin Islands
Developing
the VI Territory with the Environment in Mind
Alexis Doward, DPNR
Division of Building Permits
Solid
Waste Impact on NPS Pollution
Jason Henry, DPNR
Division of Environmental Protection
US
Virgin Islands Forest Stewardship Program
David Howlett, USVI
Department of Agriculture
Establishing
Watershed-Based Treatment Standards for Local Wastewater Management in
Rhode Island Coastal Communities
Lorraine Joubert,
University of Rhode Island Cooperative Extension
Pesticide
Handling to Minimize Pollution
Dr. Josef Keularts, Plant
Protection Specialist, University of the Virgin Islands Cooperative Extension
Service
Recent
Increase in Sediment Input into Coral Bay, St. John, USVI: A Historical
Perspective
Rebekka Larson,
Eckerd College
Groundwater
Vulnerability Assessment
Emanuel Liburd, DPNR
Division of Environmental Protection
Alternative
Onsite Wastewater Treatment Technologies to Protect Public Health &
Watersheds
George Loomis, Director,
University of Rhode Island Onsite Wastewater Training Center
Evolution
of the 319 Program from Infancy to Maturity
Gerraine Lubrin, DPNR
Division of Environmental Protection
St.
Croix Marine Park
Barbara Margas, DPNR
Division of Enforcement
Estate
Bordeaux, St. Thomas Pond Lining Project
Dr. Louis E. Petersen, District
Supervisor, University of the Virgin Islands Cooperative Extension Service
Physical
and Biological Impacts of Changing Land Uses on the Environment (CLUE)
for the Reedy and Saluda River Watersheds
J.W. Pike, Clemson
University
Development
and Application of STJ EROS: A GIS-Based Sediment Budget Model for St.
John, USVI
Carlos Ramos-Scharron, Colorado
State University/Island Resources Foundation, Inc.
VIMAS Outreach Activities on St.
Thomas
Mayra E. Suárez-Vélez,
Sea Grant Marine Advisor, University of the Virgin
Islands Marine Advisory Service
Characterization
of Nonpoint Source Contributions to the Water Quality Status of Two Watersheds
in Puerto Rico
David Sotomayor-Ramirez, University
of Puerto Rico - Mayaguez Agronomy & Soils Department
Updates
of the Water Qualty Monitoring Program in the USVI
Violeta Villanueva-Mayor, DPNR
Division of Environmental Protection
Pollution
Prevention Materials and Practices for the Virgin Islands
VI Nonpoint Source Pollution Committee
The
USDA-CSREES National Water Quality Program
Dr. Lloyd Walker, Colorado
State University
Virgin
Islands Environmental Protection Handbook
Julie Wright, Natural
Resources Program Supervisor, UVI Cooperative Extension Service
Check out information from our May 2002: Seventh Virgin Islands Nonpoint Source Pollution Conference