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Our sincere thanks to all of the generous donors & matching gifts received on #GivingTuesday. We nearly tripled the number of individual donations received & exceeded our goal of funding one year of the Future Leaders Scholarship. Thank you! #thedewberryway @floodsorg
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According to the EPA, "Stormwater" is rainwater or melted snow that runs off streets, lawns and other sites. @CityofKearney @NeFSMA @FHUEngineering @KearneyHub @NTVNEWS @UNLExtension @OmahaStormwater @1340KGFW @NebrWaterCenter @WEForg
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Two more days to #GivingTuesday! Join us in helping future floodplain management professionals to realize their dreams. Watch Jesus, our first scholarship recipient, talk about the scholarship giving him the courage to become a leader. tinyurl.com/y6xukad9 @floodsorg
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#GivingTuesday is just one week away! This is a great opportunity to support the education of future flood risk management professionals.
Calling all ASFPM Foundation supporters! We’re taking part in @GivingTuesday on Dec. 1 to fund the Future Leaders Scholarship. Our goal is to raise $20,000 - totally doable with your help. Sharing this with your friends & family can really help. asfpmfoundation.org @floodsorg
NeFSMA retweeted
Don’t spend all your $$ on Black Friday & Cyber Monday. Set aside a few dollars or your spare change for #GivingTuesday. Give to ASFPM Foundation’s Future Leader Scholarship fund. Dewberry is generously offering a matching gift challenge on #GT morning. @thedewberryway @floodsorg
NeFSMA retweeted
Turkey make you tired? Get energized by donating to ASFPM Foundation on #GivingTuesday. All donations will be directed to the Future Leaders Scholarship. asfpmfoundation.org/give-now or text DONATE.FLOODS to 77948 #scholarships @floodsorg
NeFSMA retweeted
"Pocket Wetlands" are an aesthetically appealing method of controlling stormwater in an urban setting. For more environmental conservation ideas please visit nebraskah2o.org; @CityofKearney @CityofGI @NeFSMA @FHUEngineering @NTVNEWS @1340KGFW @KearneyHub @UNLExtension
NeFSMA retweeted
Fallen Leaves from trees are the responsibility of the property owner. The Leaves shouldn't be raked/blown into the street. The City does not have the ability to pick up the leaves placed their by citizens.@CityofKearney @FHUEngineering @NeFSMA @KearneyHub @NTVNEWS @1340KGFW
NeFSMA retweeted
These machines are constantly driving around and picking up debris. This has multiple purposes- aesthetics and cleaning the environment. Thousands of pounds of debris are picked up annually. @CityofKearney @NeFSMA @FHUEngineering @KearneyParknRec @NTVNEWS @1340KGFW @KearneyHub
NeFSMA retweeted
Please review the following press release regarding the proper disposal of leaves. Hint: They should NOT be placed in the street. @CityofKearney @KearneyHub @NTVNEWS @1340KGFW @KearneyParknRec @UNLExtension @NeFSMA @KACCNebraska
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Dan Lillis @KearneySWMP talks about Kearney EPA Audit Compliance Procedure at @NeFSMA 11th Annual Conference.
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"Thinking beyond just green, green infrastructure aesthetic & resiliency" is what John Royster with Big Muddy Workshop is talking about at the @NeFSMA 11th Annual Conference.
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Bob Henrickson with @NEarboretum talking about sedges at the @NeFSMA 11th Annual Conference stormwater management session.
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Our final speaker at the @NeFSMA 2019 Western Nebraska Seminar is Jason Farnsworth with PRRIP. "The Platte River Basin: Past, Present and Future" presentation gave our attendees a great overview of the entire basin from the Rocky Mountains to central Nebraska.
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Stefan Schaepe with @NebraskaDNR introduces Carey Grell, @NEGameandParks, presenting at the @NeFSMA 2019 Western Nebraska Seminar. Her talk on "Endangered Species Determination - an Easy Thing in Nebraska" aids in reviewing impacts of floodplain projects on endangered species.
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Tim Gokie with @NebraskaDNR talking about "The Killers on Our Rivers, Public Safety Around Hydraulic Structures" at day two of the @NeFSMA 2019 Western Nebraska Seminar.
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Thomas Aldmeyer with @OmahaUSACE presenting at the @NeFSMA 2019 Western Nebraska Seminar. He is telling our group about the construction of Fort Peck dam in Montana. Fort Peck dam was built about the same time and used same hydraulic fill method as Kingsley Dam.
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Grant Garner with @NEGameandParks talks about the Game and Parks management of all the activities at Lake McConaughy. The 2nd evening presentation at the @NeFSMA 2019 Western Nebraska Seminar.
