Environment Events

An agenda may also be obtained by calling 816-474-4240 no more than seven days prior to a meeting date.

Please join us for a workshop designed for local government decision-makers (including parks, public works, planning and city management) and environmental nonprofits. Participants will learn about riparian restoration case studies from national and regional experts and long-term watershed management strategies.

Join your peers for a luncheon to celebrate the first year of the Mid-America GSI Maintenance Certification Program on January 26th at the Kauffman Foundation Conference Center Kansas City Room. Attendees will be joined by GSI Governing Board and technical development team members. If you are a board or development technical team member and plan to attend the luncheon, please register.

An agenda may also be obtained by calling 816-474-4240 no more than seven days prior to a meeting date.

Representatives from local governments and environmental organizations come together quarterly to develop a cooperative approach to water quality public education and to meet federal NPDES Phase I/II regulatory requirements.

In-person attendance is encouraged, and a catered lunch will be served.

Representatives from local governments and environmental organizations come together quarterly as a forum for stormwater and environmental professionals to develop a cooperative approach to water quality public education, meet federal NPDES Phase I/II regulatory requirements and advance regional stormwater management strategies.

In-person attendance is encouraged and a catered lunch will be served. Please register to reserve a lunch or receive virtual meeting credentials. 

An agenda may also be obtained by calling 816-474-4240 no more than seven days prior to a meeting date.

An agenda may also be obtained by calling 816-474-4240 no more than seven days prior to a meeting date.

An agenda may also be obtained by calling 816-474-4240 no more than seven days prior to a meeting date.

Representatives from local governments and environmental organizations come together quarterly to develop a cooperative approach to water quality public education and to meet federal NPDES Phase I/II regulatory requirements.

In-person attendance is encouraged, and a catered lunch will be served.