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Subject Reminder to register for the July 25th Protecting MI Source Webinar - Empowering Communities through Source Water Plans
Date July 13, 2023 2:46 PM
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Protecting MI Source Webinar Series
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Register today for Protecting MI Source Webinar Series!

Our drinking water comes from a variety of sources including groundwater, rivers, and lakes. There are thousands of water supplies providing drinking water to the public and hundreds of thousands more private water wells supplying water to millions of people in Michigan and millions more across the Great Lakes Region. Knowing and understanding the quality and quantity of the source is a critical first step in planning and developing sustainable approaches and managing our drinking water resources. The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) presents this webinar series [ [link removed] ] to highlight how agencies, communities, universities, local organizations, and citizens can promote and protect drinking water sources. A question-and-answer period will follow each presentation.

This webinar series is provided through a collaborative partnership with EGLE, the Institute of Water Research at Michigan State University (IWRMSU), and the Michigan Rural Water Association (MRWA). More webinars will be added throughout the year.

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Upcoming webinar in the series

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July 25, 9 - 10 AM
**Drops of Resilience: Empowering Communities through Source Water Plans [ [link removed] ]      
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This session will guide you through the development, update, and implementation of Source Water Protection Programs (SWPPs) in local municipalities. We'll cover all the essential elements of SWPPs and highlight their significance with real-life examples from Michigan. Discover why managing the area around your public water supply system is crucial and gain insights into funding sources for SWPP development and implementation.

*Presenter:* *Kelly Hon*, USDA Source Water Protection Specialist, Michigan Rural Water Association

 

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*PROGRAM QUESTIONS:
*Sara Pearson: [email protected] <[email protected]>*
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*REGISTRATION QUESTIONS:*
Alana Berthold: [email protected]
Joel Roseberry: [email protected]

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