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Maine Adaptive BMP Cooperative (ABC)
Calendar of Upcoming Trainings
Date: October 21, 2025 - October 22, 2025
Time: 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Location: Hidden Valley Camp, 161 Hidden Valley Road, Montville, ME
A 2-day, hands on introduction to stream survey techniques and concepts associated with developing ecologically sound road/stream crossings.
This class qualifies for 6 Continuing Education Hours (CEH) for individuals Certified in Erosion Control Practices by Maine DEP. Each CEH affords Certified individuals one year of recertification.
Day One will include field training on what information to collect and how to collect it.
Day Two participants will analyze the data to develop preliminary designs in the classroom.
Field Clothing: This is primarily a field workshop and we will be in the field, in streams that may be above the knee, so please dress appropriately. Hip boots or waders are ideal. We will work in inclement weather as well, so please come prepared.
Data Analysis: You will also need to bring a laptop with Excel 2016 or later on it for data analysis for Day 2; this is required for the workshop.
Organization: Maine Audubon
Contact Email: conserve@maineaudubon.org
Credits: Workshop attendees may be eligible for Forestry Continuing Education Credits (CEUs), DEP Voluntary Contractor Certification CEUs, and Engineering CEU's
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Date: October 28, 2025 - October 28, 2025
Time: 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
Location: Maine Lake Science Center, Maine Lakes Environmental Association (LEA), 51 Willett Rd, Bridgton, ME
A 2-day, hands on introduction to stream survey techniques and concepts associated with developing ecologically sound road/stream crossings.
This class qualifies for 6 Continuing Education Hours (CEH) for individuals Certified in Erosion Control Practices by Maine DEP. Each CEH affords Certified individuals one year of recertification.
Day One will include field training on what information to collect and how to collect it.
Day Two participants will analyze the data to develop preliminary designs in the classroom.
Field Clothing: This is primarily a field workshop and we will be in the field, in streams that may be above the knee, so please dress appropriately. Hip boots or waders are ideal. We will work in inclement weather as well, so please come prepared.
Data Analysis: You will also need to bring a laptop with Excel 2016 or later on it for data analysis for Day 2; this is required for the workshop.
Organization: Maine Audubon
Contact Email: conserve@maineaudubon.org
Credits: Workshop attendees may be eligible for Forestry Continuing Education Credits (CEUs), DEP Voluntary Contractor Certification CEUs, and Engineering CEU's
REGISTER