Keep America Beautiful Webinar- Get Your Feet Wet: Protecting and Cleaning Your Community’s Watershed

Oct 9, 2014 10:15 AM ET

About this Webinar
Keep America Beautiful is thrilled to announce an exciting professional development opportunity through its newly launched 2014 Great American Cleanup Webinar Series, sponsored by Northrop Grumman. This webinar series is designed to educate and inform you on current mission-based tropics and trends.

Please join us for “Get Your Feet Wet: Protecting and Cleaning Your Community’s Watershed,” the first of three webinars launching this fall.

KAB is excited to share an impressive lineup of presenters, who will dive into watersheds and waterway cleanups. They will share their expertise and best practices in explaining watershed basics, why they matter to your community, and highlight innovative ways to engage volunteers.

Presenters
-Gaboury Benoit, Ph.D., Professor of Environmental Chemistry and Environmental Engineering, Yale School of Urban Forestry & Environmental Studies; Director of the Center for Coastal and Watershed Systems; Co-Director of the Hixon Center for Urban Ecology
-Natalie Roberts, Director of Community Events, I Love A Clean San Diego
-Tony Sasso, Executive Director, Keep Brevard Beautiful
-Mary Hardin Thornton, Director, Keep Rome Floyd Beautiful

Register now!

About Great American Cleanup
Each spring, Keep America Beautiful kicks off the Great American Cleanup (GAC), which is the country’s largest community improvement program that takes place in 20,000 communities. This national program engages 2+ million volunteers who take action in their communities to create positive change and lasting impact. Keep America Beautiful and its powerful network of community-based affiliates execute the GAC each year by launching service projects based on the knowledge and needs of local communities. We work closely with state governors, city mayors and other local government and civic officials to ensure that we’re meeting those needs in a sustainable way. For more information, visit kab.org.