WVCA Watershed Resource Center
"Losing Ground" Display

Rain Barrels were utilized as an outreach tool for stormwater management and to store the trees.

Conservation District and WV Sediment and Erosion Control Contact information was distributed to those with questions and workshop attendees.

Many were assisted with technical advice from the Conservation Specialists.

The trees were wrapped, tied in plastic bags, put in a protective tube, and distributed in a recyclable grocery bag with planting instructions and the "Losing Ground" web page information was attached to each bag.

WVCA WRC Workshop
Pat Holubetz, Profile Products LLC
"Fundamentals of Sediment & Erosion Control"

WVAC WRC Workshop
Approximately 65 in attendance
2 PDH Hours were given for the session

WVCA WRC Workshop
Pat Holubetz, Profile Products LLC
"Fundamentals of Sediment & Erosion Control"

Each and every tree found an adoptee committed to planting! :-}

WVAC WRC Workshop
Approximately 65 in attendance
2 PDH Hours were given for the session

WVAC WRC Workshop
Approximately 65 in attendance
2 PDH Hours were given for the session

WVAC WRC Workshop
Approximately 65 in attendance
2 PDH Hours were given for the session

WVCA WRC Workshop
Mark Buchanan, CS
Moderator

WVCA WRC Workshop
Mark Buchanan, WVCA Conservation Specialist
Moderator

WVCA WRC Workshop
Robert Connelly, ACF Environmental
"New Products and Solutions for Sediment and Erosion Control"

Spruce Pine, White Pine, Bristly Locust, and Black Locust trees were distributed both at the workshop and the display booth.

WVCA Conservation Specialists were on-hand to offer assistance to those with questions.

500 Native WV Trees (with protective tubes), good for sediment and erosion control, were distributed along with planting instructions in Recyclable Grocery Bags.