Clackamas Community College
This workshop will provide an overview of vegetated stormwater facilities (bioswales, raingardens, etc.): how they function, management considerations, and strategies for long-term viability. Participants will learn about regulatory requirements, such as record-keeping and inspections, and learn how to evaluate and properly maintain the plants and other system components. The field portion of class includes practice inspecting a facility, identifying problems, record-keeping and plant identification.
Virtual Zoom Lecture / Discussion:
Dec. 8th (Wed.) 8-11 a.m. & 11:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Dec. 9th (Thur.) 8-11:30 a.m. & 1-3:30 p.m.
On-Site Evaluation & Practice (at the ELC)
Dec. 10th (Fri.) 9 a.m. - Noon
Instructor: Gail Shaloum, Technical Services Coordinator for Clackamas Water Environment Services
Instructor: Todd Blossom, Owner and operator of Blossom, a full-service landscaping company, and 10 years with the City of Portland’s stormwater management program
Instructor: Rob Livingston, Technical Services Specialist in the Watershed Protection Division at Clackamas Water Environment Services
Professional Credit: Clackamas Community College - 1.3 CEU, OLCB - 13 CEH, OESAC credits applied for, Certificate of Completion will be provided
Register via Eventbrite
Workshop Price:
All 4 Sessions: $210 (students $147)
· Includes Understanding the System, Site Management, Landscape Maintenance & On-Site Evaluation/Practice
3 Lecture Sessions: $150 (students $105)
· Includes Understanding the System, Site Management & Landscape Maintenance
On-Site Evaluation & Practice only: $60.00 (students $42)
We are excited to offer In-Person outdoor trainings once again!
This entire section will be held outdoors, following appropriate protocol for Covid-safe interactions.
For detailed information and registration: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/vegetated-stormwater-facilities-tickets-176776321737
This program is offered by the Environmental Learning Center in partnership with Clackamas Water Environment Services, and with sponsorship support from the City of Oregon City.