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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190521T090000
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SUMMARY:2019 Spring Information Exchange: Urban Forestry as Green Infrastructure
DESCRIPTION:Join the PWP to discuss Urban Forestry as Green Infrastructure with beginners and seasoned professional. \nIf you are an experienced professional\, this will serve as a refresher to catch up on talking points and re-learn how to talk about the basics with beginners. \nInterns and beginners\, this urban forestry intro is for you!  The discussion will benefit planners\, public works staff\, parks & recreation\, or anyone working on green infrastructure. \nTalks include: \n\nUrban Forestry in the Chesapeake Bay Program. Sally Claggett\, U.S. Forest Service Liaison\nTrees as Green Infrastructure. Bryan Seipp\, Center for Watershed Protection\nTree Biology & Health Primer. Shawn Walker\, Trees 101\nStormwater 101.  Matt Pennington\, E. Panhandle Regional Planning & Development Council\nTrees 101. Frank F. Rodgers\, Cacapon Institute\n\nCost includes lunch.  Regular $15 / Non-profits $10 / Interns & Students Free \nISA CEU are being requested. \nFor agenda details or to RSVP:  https://form.jotform.com/90623575144962
URL:https://potomacpartnership.org/events2/urban-forestry/
CATEGORIES:Spring Information Exchange,Summer Information Exchange
ORGANIZER;CN="Cacapon Institute":MAILTO:info(@)potomacpartnership.org
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20161206T093000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20161206T150000
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SUMMARY:2016 Winter Information Exchange: To Plant or Not to Plant?
DESCRIPTION:Registration has closed for this event. A summary of the 2016 PWP Winter Information Exchange along with copies of the presentations has been posted under the Past Exchanges & Resources tab.\nWe look forward to seeing you at future PWP events; click here to sign-up for PWP announcements and information.\n\nTo Plant or Not to Plant—What is the Right Way for the Right-of-Way (ROW)?\n\nWhat is the right balance for planting\, and clearing\, the right-of-way?  \nJoin watershed groups\, non-profits\, state and federal organizations from across the Potomac watershed for an important discussion on managing highway and utility rights-of-way\, as well as stormwater management areas.  Regional power companies are responsible for reliable power and clearing transmission lines across the Bay watershed.  State highway departments have varying rules on mowing and cutting back trees.  Most subdivisions\, business parks\, and shopping centers have stormwater management “ponds” that are regulated\, often to prevent tree planting.  What is the balance between the need for increased tree canopy versus tree clearing to ensure reliable power\, safe traffic\, and dependable stormwater management areas? \n4.25 ISA CEUs available. \nDownload Exchange Flier \nDownload Exchange Agenda \n 
URL:https://potomacpartnership.org/events2/winter-information-exchange-2016/
LOCATION:Fox Haven Farm & Learning Center\, 3630 Poffenberger Road\, Jefferson\, MD\, 21755\, United States
CATEGORIES:Winter Information Exchange
ORGANIZER;CN="Cacapon Institute":MAILTO:info(@)potomacpartnership.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20151208T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20151208T150000
DTSTAMP:20161014T112213Z
CREATED:20151104T181405Z
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UID:34-1449568800-1449586800@potomacpartnership.org
SUMMARY:2015 Winter Information Exchange
DESCRIPTION:Summary and Resource Material from the Exchange\nJoin watershed groups\, non-profits\, state and federal organizations from across the Potomac Watershed to discuss environmental initiatives regarding forest buffers\, tree canopy studies\, outreach and programming\, forest links to water supplies\, and more! We want to hear what your organization is doing so bring a topic for the free form discussions following morning presentations. \nWar Memorial Building\, Shepherdstown (map and details below)\nFree and open to the public. Brown bag lunch (local restaurants abound)\nCultivate Connections In the Potomac Basin \nQuestions?\nContact Molly Barkman with the Cacapon Institute \nMorning Presentations:\n\nBay Forestry Workgroup Update Sally Claggett and Julie Mawhorter\, US Forest Service\nLiving Legacy Tree Planting Project Shuan Butcher\, Director of Communications\, Journey Through Hallowed Ground\nSavage River Wild & Scenic River Designation and Partnership Building in the Upper Potomac Brent Walls\, Upper Potomac Riverkeeper\nForest Characterization of the Prettyboy Reservoir Watershed Donald Outen\, AICP\, Natural Resource Manager\, Forest Management\, Baltimore County DEP & Sustainability\nInfusing GIS Curriculum with Real-World Applications and CollaborationsDr. Clarissa Matthews and Steven Shaffer\, Institute of Environmental and Physical Sciences\, Shepherd University\n\nAfternoon Free-Form Discussions:\nThe Law of Two Feet. Take responsibility for what you care about. Use your own two feet to move to a discussion you can best contribute to or learn from. Whoever joins are right people. Whatever is discussed is the right subject. \nPWP is coordinated by Cacapon Institute.  www.CacaponInstitute.Org
URL:https://potomacpartnership.org/events2/winter-information-exchange/
LOCATION:War Memorial Building\, 102 East German Street\, Shepherdstown\, WV\, United States
CATEGORIES:Winter Information Exchange
ORGANIZER;CN="Cacapon Institute":MAILTO:info(@)potomacpartnership.org
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20141209T103000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20141209T160000
DTSTAMP:20161014T105922Z
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SUMMARY:2014 Winter Information Exchange
DESCRIPTION:Livable Communities: Greening Our Urban Landscapes\n\nJoin us to hear about what organizations throughout the Potomac Basin and Chesapeake Bay Watershed are doing to increase the greenery in their urban communities. This event is free and open to the public. Flier  \nTuesday\, December 9th  \nTime: 10:30a – 4:00p\nView Agenda \nLocation: Mary Jane & James L. Bowman Library\n871 Tasker Road\nStephens City\, VA 22655 \nPast Event Page and Resources
URL:https://potomacpartnership.org/events2/winter-information-exchange-2/
LOCATION:Mary Jane & James L . Bowman Library\, 871 Tasker Road\, Stephens City\, 22655\, United States
CATEGORIES:Winter Information Exchange
ORGANIZER;CN="Cacapon Institute":MAILTO:info(@)potomacpartnership.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20131203
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20131204
DTSTAMP:20161014T110023Z
CREATED:20151107T155206Z
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UID:140-1386028800-1386115199@potomacpartnership.org
SUMMARY:2013 Winter Information Exchange
DESCRIPTION:Invasive Species: Successful Efforts & Promising Research \nResource Links
URL:https://potomacpartnership.org/events2/december-3-2013-information-exchange/
LOCATION:Samuels Public Library\, Front Royal \, VA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Winter Information Exchange
ORGANIZER;CN="Cacapon Institute":MAILTO:info(@)potomacpartnership.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130611
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130612
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UID:239-1370908800-1370995199@potomacpartnership.org
SUMMARY:2013 Summer Information Exchange
DESCRIPTION:Drinking Water Resources in the Potomac Basin\nResource Links
URL:https://potomacpartnership.org/events2/drinking-water-resources-in-the-potomac-basin/
LOCATION:Hood College\, Frederick\, MD\, United States
CATEGORIES:Summer Information Exchange
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20120605
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20120606
DTSTAMP:20161014T110105Z
CREATED:20120604T223540Z
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UID:237-1338854400-1338940799@potomacpartnership.org
SUMMARY:2012 Summer Information Exchange
DESCRIPTION:Private Land Protection
URL:https://potomacpartnership.org/events2/summer-information-exchange/
LOCATION:Shenadoah University\, United States
CATEGORIES:Summer Information Exchange
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