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Challenges & Successes of State 404 Assumption

Originally Broadcast on January 26th, 2022, 12:30 - 1:30 pm ET

Assuming the 404 permitting process by the states of Michigan, Florida, and New Jersey have come with successes and challenges. Join regulatory and consulting experts from these three states who have launched state-run programs. What are the challenges they have faced or still face, and what are the bipartisan victories that continue to allow for sustainable growth and the conservation of our natural heritage via Waters of the United States? Learn about other states that are also considering assuming the 404 process and steps to get there.

 

Presenters & Panelists

  • Todd Losse, Ecologist, Niswander Environmental
  • Anne Garwood, Wetlands, Lakes and Streams Unit Supervisor, Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy
  • Kerri MacNutt, Sr. Manager, Environmental Consulting & Technology
  • Ryan Anderson, Bureau Chief, New Jersey DEP
  • Susan Lockwood, Supervisor of the Mitigation Unit, New Jersey DEP
  • Brenda Zollitsch, Senior Policy Analyst, Association of State Wetland Manager

Webinar Topics

  • Understand why some states choose to assume the 404 process
  • Michigan's successes and challenges w/ assumption
  • New Jersey's successes and challenges w/ assumption
  • Critical steps for states to assume 404
  • Discover what other states are moving toward assumption

Challenges & Successes of State 404 Assumption

In the 19th episode of our webinar series, we covered some of the successes and pitfalls of state 404 assumption in Michigan and New Jersey.

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Challenges & Successes of State 404 Assumption

In the 19th episode of our webinar series, we covered some of the successes and pitfalls of state 404 assumption in Michigan and New Jersey.

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WEBINAR MODERATOR

Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Co-Founder & Chief Scientist, Ecobot

As an ecologist conducting wetlands delineations, threatened & endangered species surveys, and baseline ecological inventories for over 18 years around the world, I have been able to avoid the rise of tech for many years more than people in most other professions, due to the lack of quality tools available to environmental scientists. It is the 21st century, however, and the wheel of innovation is rolling through every profession, including earth sciences.

Jeremy Schewe, PWS, Co-Founder & Chief Scientist, Ecobot

As an ecologist conducting wetlands delineations, threatened & endangered species surveys, and baseline ecological inventories for over 18 years around the world, I have been able to avoid the rise of tech for many years more than people in most other professions, due to the lack of quality tools available to environmental scientists. It is the 21st century, however, and the wheel of innovation is rolling through every profession, including earth sciences.

Technology impacts the way we live and work. Natural resources consulting is no exception.

Each webinar will address various aspects of the increasingly important role that technology plays in wetland science, and conclude with a Q&A panel discussion with consultant, regulatory, and tech development industry leaders.

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