Our new publication "The Value of Community Forests" is now available free of charge. Find out about the economic benefits of trees including their impact on stormwater, water and air quality, climate, habitat and wildlife and read success stories. Please email cs@southeastwaterforum.org to place your order.

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Register Now for the Watershed Working Lands Summit: Better Water Quality through Better Government Collaboration - April 18-19, 2005 - a conference for federal, state and local resource managers from the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic regions to improve water quality on working lands.
Hilton North Raleigh.  Raleigh, NC (919-872-2323)
To register for the meeting, please go to:  http://www.asiwpca.org/events/Raleigh.htm 

Is your community facing an explosion of growth? Does your community need to find common ground on growth and development?  Call about our one-day Growth Readiness workshop that is tailored to meet your  needs and gives you tools to design economically-viable, watershed-friendly development strategies.
For more information contact  SEForum@southeastwaterforum.org or 1-866-902-7300

Abstracts and powerpoint presentations from the 7th Annual Southeast Watershed Roundtable and the 3rd Annual Tennessee Watershed Roundtable are now available online. There is great information on transport, farmland and open space protection, floodplain management, stormwater and green developments.

As part of the larger "New Partners for Smart Growth" conferance. The program will feature cutting-edge smart-growth issues, the latest research, implementation tools and strategies, successful case studies, interactive learning experiences, new partners, new projects, and new policies.

This free EPA publication is intended for audiences already familiar with smart growth, who now seek specific ideas on how techniques for smarter growth can be used to protect their water resources.