Implementing Sustainable Water Management Solutions
for Businesses & Municipalities

You are invited to an exclusive, one-day cross-sector water resource management summit.

Hosted by AQUALIS, this interactive and educational event includes multiple continuing education opportunities, enlightening plenary discussions, and active audience participation to help drive awareness and action to improve local, regional and national stormwater and wastewater management as well as our waterways.

This is a complimentary event with up to four hours of free CEU credits! Check back for more information.

 

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

If you're an industry regulator, influencer and/or company compliance leader, you won't want to miss this event!
 We'll discuss and provide education on protecting our most precious natural resource: water.

EVENT TOPICS

Rainfall Data- A 100-year storm is no longer every 100 years. Take a look from the national level at changes occurring in the upper atmosphere triggering intensity and longevity shifts in weather patterns at the surface. Gain an understanding of the weather events threatening water safety, analyze rainfall data and get insight into how to use this data to mitigate weather risks.  

Coastal Erosion Control- With rising sea levels risks, coastal cities are implementing coastal erosion control measures to mitigate the impacts and protect residential and commercial areas from floods. Explore erosion control best practices and trends and challenges from coastal communities in this session. 

Flood Control- As wet weather intensifies across the United States, more and more states are implementing flood control measures to protect their communities. Learn about the latest trends and best management practices in flood control today. 

Beneficial Reuse of Sediment- The method of reusing sediment helps repurpose the material for uses such as habitat restoration and beach nourishment. In this session, we explore trends and best practices for beneficial reuse of sediment and sludge, including how it can help with wetland restoration.  

Must See Keynote Session

Alexandra Cousteau

Alexandra builds upon more than 60 years of global name recognition to engage people who expect to hear credible environmental information from the third generation of this pioneering family of explorers. 

For millions around the globe, “Cousteau” is synonymous with discovery and protection of our natural world.

Born into this extraordinary legacy, Alexandra embarked on her first expedition to Easter Island at just four months old. By the age of three, she had already toured Egypt, Tunisia, Uganda, and Kenya, exploring the world in the arms of her father, Philippe Cousteau. Following in the footsteps of her legendary grandfather, Jacques-Yves Cousteau, she learned to dive with SCUBA from Captain Cousteau himself at the age of seven, immersing her in a lifelong connection to the ocean.

Alexandra brings this heritage of adventure and discovery into a compelling, modern call to action, inspiring audiences around the world—from policymakers and corporate leaders to students and grassroots communities. With a unique ability to connect with diverse groups, she delivers powerful messages of hope and action, urging us all to join her in the mission to protect and restore our planet's oceans.

Environmental Activist, Ocean Advocate & Storyteller

Co-Founder, Oceans2050

Senior Advisor, OCEANA

CEU TRACKS WILL BE OFFERED- MORE INFORMATION COMING SOON!