Water: Tribal Training
Education & TrainingTraining ProgramsTribal TrainingRoadmap to Managing Nonpoint Source Pollution: Developing your CWA Section 319 ProgramRoadmap to Managing Nonpoint Source Pollution: Developing your CWA Section 319 Program
Contact Information
For more information about this course, please contact:
Nancy Arazan
(arazan.nancy@epa.gov)
Phone:
202-566-0815
Related Topics
Primary:
- Clean Water Act
- Water Quality Standards (WQS)
Take Note: Information presented below is specific to tribal participants and may not apply to all attendees.
Level of Training: 100 Explanation of training levels
Course Description: This webcast will cover basic need-to-know
information for developing a tribal CWA Section 319 program. This training will
cover basics of the 319 program, the process of acquiring Treatment in a Manner
Similar to a State (TAS), and basics of creating assessment reports and
management plans. The tribal case study will feature a tribe who has recently
completed the CWA Section 319 application process and successfully received
funding. Management Measures (MM) and Best Management Practices (BMPs) for
water quality will also be discussed.
Schedule
| Date/Time | Location |
|---|---|
| May 10, 2011 1:00pm - 3:00pm | Webcast |
Course Details
Target Audience: Tribes
Is there a final test associated with the course?: No
Is there a certificate of completion presented at the conclusion of the course?: Yes
Other relevant notes: None
Downloadable Material
Clean Water Act Web Training Fliers
- Tribal Training Save-the-Date flier (PDF) (1 pp, 212K)
Other Reference Materials