The Network for Natural Infrastructure (NNI) invites you to join the NNI Knowledge Series: A Continuing Education Series about Natural Infrastructure. Continuing Education Credits (1-hr) are available to all attendees who join live.
Recent Seminars
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February 2022 Knowledge Series: Monitoring and Adaptive Management in EWN Projects
Safra Altman, USACE Technically sound, efficient and applicable methods are needed to track natural infrastructure performance over time, develop the evidence base for future designs, ensure compliance with policy, and…
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January 2022 Knowledge Series: Quantifying the Multi-Scale Benefits of Natural and Nature-Based Features
Todd M. Swannack, USACE Natural and nature-based features (NNBF) provide a diverse suite of benefits to society, including flood risk reduction, socio-economic development, water and food security, and habitat. Unlike…
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November 2021 Knowledge Series: Operationalizing Equity for Integrated Water Resources
Don Nelson, UGA Advancing social equity has been implicitly and explicitly central to international water resources policy for decades. However, water resources planning sometimes fail to fully embrace this crucial…
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October 2021 Knowledge Series: Living Shoreline Policy
Shana Jones & Scott Pippin, UGA Adapting shoreline stabilization infrastructure and approaches to sea-level rise will require measures that improve federal, state, and local governance mechanisms; promote nature-based management practices;…
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September 2021 Knowledge Series: Characterizing USACE EWN Projects
Brook Herman, USACE This presentation reviews the current EWN ProMap and how proposed changes to the online database will increase our ability to track and assess how well projects are…