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4	Program: Water Management Goal: Develop and deliver a statewide educational program on water management to assist landowners to make sound decisions in the context of a total systems approach to water management.
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8	Evaluation and Demonstration of Agricultural Water Management BMPs Goal: Evaluate and demonstrate the performance of agricultural BMPs at the watershed scale
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10	Program: Total Water Management Participants Faculty: Robert Evans, Garry Grabow, Mike Burchell, Kris Bass Technical Support: LT Woodlief, Mike Adcock Graduate Students: Heather Schaetzle Clientele: Farmers, commodity groups, landowners, agency personnel Funding Clean Water Management Trust; 319 Non Point Source; Cotton, Corn, Soybean and Small Grain Growers Associations
11	Program: Evaluating Urban Stormwater Practices Goal: Determine Water Quality Benefits and Hydrologic Impacts of Bioretention Areas
12	Program: Evaluating Urban Stormwater Practices Goal: Assess Stormwater Wetland Water Quality Improvement, Thermal Impacts, and Vector Control
13	Program: Evaluating Urban Stormwater Practices Goal: Evaluate water quality, quantity from & plant growth on Green Roofs
14	Program: Evaluating Urban Stormwater Practices Goal: Determine Infiltration Rates and Water Quality Improvements of Permeable Pavements
15	Program: Evaluating Urban Stormwater Practices Goal: Assist NC DOT in Future Selection of Stormwater Practices
16	Program: Evaluating Urban Stormwater Practices Goal: Assist City of Charlotte in Monitoring BMPs throughout the city
17	"Participants:" Participants: Faculty: Bill Hunt, Dan Line, Jon Calabria, Jonathan Smith, Dave Bidelspach, Mike Burchell, Kris Bass, Greg Jennings, Robert Evans, Deanna Osmond, Ada Wossink Graduate Students: Amy Moran, Eban Bean, Lucas Sharkey Departments: BAE, Soil Science, Agricultural & Resource Economics, Civil Engineering Clientele: Development Community (Engineers, Surveyors, Landscape Architects), Environmental Groups, Agents, Government Agencies Funding Sources: NC DENR, US EPA, NC CWMTF, NC WRRI, USDA CSREES NRI, CoG’s, Trade Organizations, Local Gov’ts
18	Program: Low Impact Development (LID) Goal: To demonstrate and evaluate low impact development (LID) site design techniques to reduce stormwater runoff volume, peak flow, and pollutant load to adjacent waters.
19	"Participants:" Participants: Faculty: Laura Lombardo, Dan Line, Bill Hunt, Karen Hall, Dani Wise, Jean Spooner, Greg Jennings, Kris Bass, Dave Penrose, Jon Calabria, Dan Clinton, David Bidelspach, Rich McLaughlin, Nancy White NCSU Departments: BAE, Soil Science, College of Design Local Cooperators: City of Raleigh, Carrboro, Wake County Cooperative Extension, Habitat for Humanity-Wake County, Triangle J Council of Governments, Wake Soil & Water Conservation District Clientele: USEPA, NC DENR – Div. Water Quality, local governments, developers, landscapers Funding Sources: Albemarle-Pamlico National Estuary Program, U.S. EPA (319), DENR-WQ, DENR-Land Quality, NCDOT
20	Program: NPS TMDL & Watershed Restoration Goal: Conduct watershed assessment to identify critical pollutant source areas, develop TMDL Implementation Plan, implement BMPs, and monitor progress at achieving TMDL pollutant load reductions
21	"Participants:" Participants: Faculty: Karen Hall, Laura Lombardo, Dan Line, Dani Wise, Jean Spooner, Greg Jennings, Kris Bass, Dave Penrose, Dan Clinton, Christy Perrin, Ranji Ranjithan NCSU Departments: BAE, Forestry, Agriculture and Resource Economics, Civil Engineering Local Cooperators: Chatham County Extension, NRCS, Farm Service Agency, Chatham Soil and Water Conservation District, Haw River Assembly, Town of Pittsboro, Triangle Land Conservancy, Triangle J Council of Governments Clientele: USEPA, NC Department of Environment and Natural Resources – Div. Water Quality Funding Sources: U.S. EPA (319), NC DENR-Div. Water Quality
22	Program: National Watershed Projects Goal: Assist long-term monitoring projects nationwide in evaluating effectiveness of BMPs. Also, National Guidance Documents for USEPA and NRCS, Agricultural Compliance, BMP-effectiveness database
23	"Participants:" Participants: Faculty: Jean Spooner, Laura Lombardo, Dan Line, Garry Grabow, Greg Jennings, Deanna Osmond, Doug Frederick NCSU Departments: BAE, Forestry, Soil Science, Agriculture and Resource Economics National Cooperators: Purdue University, Cal Poly, Cornell, NC A&T, USGS, State Water Quality Agencies Clientele: USEPA, USDA-NRCS, Farmers, Agents, Government Agencies Funding Sources: U.S. EPA (NPS Branch, Agriculture compliance, USDA-CSREES, USDA-NRCS, Tetra Tech (USEPA funding), RTI
24	Program: Neuse Watershed Education Goal: (1) Demonstrate and evaluate practices and (2) Conduct Technical Education Effort to improve water quality from agricultural, suburban, and urban land uses across a large watershed
25	"Participants:" Participants: Faculty: Greg Jennings, Bill Hunt, Robert Evans, Deanna Osmond, Ada Wossink, 4 Field Faculty Departments: BAE, Soil Science, Agricultural & Resource Economics, CES County Offices Clientele: Government Agencies, Elected Officials, Farmers, Development Community (Engineers, Surveyors, Landscape Architects), Environmental Groups, Agents, Concerned Citizens Funding Sources: State of NC General Assembly Supplemented by Grants
26	Training Events Water Management – 5 Events: 2026 contact hours Stormwater BMPs – 19 Events: 4019 contact hours LID – 3 Events: 895 contact hours National Monitoring – 1 Event: 6000 contact hours Neuse River - 1 Event: 1320 contact hours
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