Green Infrastructure
Center:
“Planning for green infrastructure in the developing and
urban landscape – These one-day workshops provide an ideal solution for the
busy professional and also offer continuing education credits for many
disciplines. They are also priced to be affordable for local and state
governments, conservation groups, consultants and small businesses!
Staff from the Green Infrastructure Center will share their
professional experience and researched knowledge of green infrastructure
planning at multiple scales from regions, to counties, to cities, to towns to
sites! Hands on practice will
familiarize participants with all key concepts.
Inexpensive lodging is nearby for those travelling from long
distances. Contact GIC for assistance.
Learn how to conserve or restore the green infrastructure of
your town, city, county or region!
Discover tools to evaluate and utilize landscape features to create both
vibrant environments and economies at multiple scales. Already developed
landscapes can be redesigned to more healthful with a green infrastructure
strategy. This strategic approach to land planning can help meet both
regulatory and planning demands and attract new business...
Workshop participants will receive the GIC's 131-page Practitioner's
Guide to Green Infrastructure Planning, gourmet coffee and teas, catered lunch
and snacks. Planners can receive 5.5 CM
credits. Other professional credits (forestry, horticulture etc.) are also
available. Registration attached or visit http://www.gicinc.org/events.htm
Those who would like assistance
with finding overnight lodging should contact GIC at the email below.
Two remaining dates to choose from! 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Thursday September 18 or Thursday November 20, 2014
Held in Charlottesville, VA (convenient to reach by train,
airplane or auto! We'll even pick you up from plane or train!)
Register by August 19 to receive $30.00 discount off the
$130 Workshop Cost for September or by September 23 for November Training!
For more information contact gicworkshop@gmail.com”
~ Green Infrastructure Center
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