Session Chair:David Ward, Loudoun Watershed Watch Panelists:Gem Bingol, Piedmont Environmental Council Joe Ivers, PhD, Virginia Waters and Wetlands, Inc.

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Session Chair:David Ward, Loudoun Watershed Watch Panelists:Gem Bingol, Piedmont Environmental Council Joe Ivers, PhD, Virginia Waters and Wetlands, Inc. Tom Turner, John Marshall Soil & Water District March 24, 2010 Middleburg, VA

A Watershed Approach Is hydrologically defined geographically focused includes all stressors (air and water) Involves all stakeholders includes public (federal, state, local) and private sector is community based includes a coordinating framework Strategically addresses priority water resource goals (e.g. water quality, habitat) integrates multiple programs (regulatory and voluntary) based on sound science aided by strategic watershed plans uses adaptive management Goose Creek Watershed

EPA’s Handbook Handbook for Developing Watershed Plans to Restore and Protect Our Waters EPA 841-B ,

Watershed Planning Process Evaluate data to determine the state of the watersheds Identify issues that the plan will address Establish a vision for the watershed and goals that improve, enhance and protect watersheds Develop specific actions to achieve the goals Create a framework and timeframe for implementation From Fairfax County Stormwater Management 2008

Tools of Watershed Protection Developed by Center for Watershed Protection for US EPA web-based training Tool 1. Land Use Planning Tool 2. Land Conservation Tool 3. Aquatic Buffers Tool 4. Better Site Design Tool 5. Erosion and Sediment Control Tool 6. Stormwater Best Management Practices Tool 7. Non-Stormwater Discharges Tool 8. Watershed Stewardship Programs