Green conference and expo near Vancouver
An upcoming conference will have experts available to teach about stormwater management, sediment control, erosion control, and similar issues.
The 2023 Clean & Green Sustainability Conference & Expo is organized by Cascade Geosynthetics who are experts in managing these problems. Attendees will be able to enjoy presentations from experts and visit the exhibit hall. There, they can chat with vendors one-on-one to learn about their products and services. Organizers of events like this can use flyer printing to create flyers for attendees that include maps and a list of vendors.
The topics to be discussed are underground stormwater storage, water diversion solutions, flood protection, permeable pavement systems, and vegetated steepened slopes. Attendees will also learn about controlling erosion and managing vegetation hydraulically, as well as systems for road building that manage subsurface moisture and are effective in the long term. Experts will also discuss turf reinforcement systems that offer high performance, and locking soil in place with the use of structural earth anchors. Finally, the topic of how to improve the viability and life of trees in urban areas using structural tree cell methods will be discussed.
The conference is scheduled for March 14, from 8.00 am until 3.30 pm, at the Holiday Inn Portland on the Columbia Riverfront. The venue is just across the Columbia River from Vancouver. Participants will receive seven professional development hours for attending. The ticket price includes lunch.
The 2023 Clean & Green Sustainability Conference & Expo is organized by Cascade Geosynthetics who are experts in managing these problems. Attendees will be able to enjoy presentations from experts and visit the exhibit hall. There, they can chat with vendors one-on-one to learn about their products and services. Organizers of events like this can use flyer printing to create flyers for attendees that include maps and a list of vendors.
The topics to be discussed are underground stormwater storage, water diversion solutions, flood protection, permeable pavement systems, and vegetated steepened slopes. Attendees will also learn about controlling erosion and managing vegetation hydraulically, as well as systems for road building that manage subsurface moisture and are effective in the long term. Experts will also discuss turf reinforcement systems that offer high performance, and locking soil in place with the use of structural earth anchors. Finally, the topic of how to improve the viability and life of trees in urban areas using structural tree cell methods will be discussed.
The conference is scheduled for March 14, from 8.00 am until 3.30 pm, at the Holiday Inn Portland on the Columbia Riverfront. The venue is just across the Columbia River from Vancouver. Participants will receive seven professional development hours for attending. The ticket price includes lunch.