Our 2023 STEP Webinar Series has launched!

Comprised of 10 FREE webinars by industry experts, focused on
green stormwater infrastructure, natural heritage and management
of natural assets

Back by popular demand!

The Low-Impact Development & Climate Resilience Professional
Certificate Program offered through McMaster University, and
delivered by STEP instructors, will be back again starting this fall!

Professional Development Training

Register today for training courses led by conservation authority staff members and industry professionals with experience designing, constructing, maintaining and monitoring sustainable technologies in Canada.

Click here for a message from CISEC Inc. regarding membership payment changes. Members of IECA, Landscape Ontario, and AORS are eligible for discounts on some courses.

Register for any two live or pre-recorded webinars and select a third webinar for free. Use coupon code B2GOFWEB (must have 3 webinars in cart for coupon code to apply).

Sustainable Technologies Applied at the Residential Level – Rain Ready Ottawa: The City’s Residential Rainwater Management Program for Private Property

Simon Greenland-Smith 2022 | Presentations, Videos & Webcasts

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Climate change resilience Education and outreach Low impact development Planning and development Pollution Prevention Rainwater harvesting Water conservation Water quality

Students for Stormwater: An Aggregated Approach to School Rain Garden Implementation (FREE)

A. Slaght 2021 | Presentations, Videos & Webcasts

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Bioretention Education and outreach Low impact development Multi-LID sites Water conservation Water quality Watershed planning

Counting co-benefits: first STEPs (FREE)

K. Menken, S. Auger, Y. David, M. Sawka 2021 | Presentations, Videos & Webcasts

Our 2023 STEP Webinar Series has launched!

Comprised of 10 FREE webinars by industry experts, focused on green stormwater infrastructure, natural heritage and management of natural assets

Back by popular demand!

The Low-Impact Development & Climate Resilience Professional Certificate Program offered through McMaster University, and delivered by STEP instructors, will be back again starting this fall!

Professional Development Training

Register today for training courses led by conservation authority staff members and industry professionals with experience designing, constructing, maintaining and monitoring sustainable technologies in Canada.

Sustainable Technologies Applied at the Residential Level – Rain Ready Ottawa: The City’s Residential Rainwater Management Program for Private Property

Students for Stormwater: An Aggregated Approach to School Rain Garden Implementation (FREE)

Counting co-benefits: first STEPs (FREE)

Operationalizing the Drainage Act: Lessons Learned in Greenfield Application and Operations

Using the Drainage Act to implement green infrastructure on private property in urban areas to meet the stormwater management criteria

Rain City Strategy: An Innovative Rainwater Management Plan for the City of Vancouver

An overview of the National / International Green Infrastructure Certification Program

Urban Communal Stormwater Systems on Private Property

Beating the Green Infrastructure Cost Crunch

Grading, Drainage and Green Infrastructure

Use of the Drainage Act for Greenfield Development

Introduction to Construction Site Turbidity Monitoring

Risk and Return on Investment Tool for Flood Mitigation

Insights from Researchers: Enhancing Runoff Reduction using LID

Highway Stormwater Runoff Quality: Investigation of Improved Operational, Predictive and Treatment Approaches for Winter Maintenance

Winter De-icing Operations in Urban Watersheds: Development of a Temperature-Index Based Water Quantity Model

Real-Time Water Quality Monitoring: a How-To Guide

Old Dog, New Tricks: Using the Drainage Act to get Low Impact Development into the Ground

Making Low Impact Development Inspection and Maintenance (I&M) Cheaper and Easier by Design

Low Impact Development Performance in New Build Residential

An Introduction to the Low Impact Development Treatment Train Tool

Soil Risk Assessment Tool

Maintaining Stormwater Management Facilities: A How-To Guide

Lessons Learned in Low Impact Development Construction

Isolating In Water and Near Water Works

Implementing Low Impact Development – The 10 Step Process

Creating More Absorbent Landscapes Through Soil Amendments

Clarifying TRCA Expectations for Detailed Erosion and Sediment Control Plans

Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) webinar

Sustainable Technologies Applied at the Residential Level – Rain Ready Ottawa: The City’s Residential Rainwater Management Program for Private Property

Students for Stormwater: An Aggregated Approach to School Rain Garden Implementation (FREE)

Counting co-benefits: first STEPs (FREE)

Operationalizing the Drainage Act: Lessons Learned in Greenfield Application and Operations

Using the Drainage Act to implement green infrastructure on private property in urban areas to meet the stormwater management criteria

Rain City Strategy: An Innovative Rainwater Management Plan for the City of Vancouver

An overview of the National / International Green Infrastructure Certification Program

Urban Communal Stormwater Systems on Private Property

Beating the Green Infrastructure Cost Crunch

Grading, Drainage and Green Infrastructure

Use of the Drainage Act for Greenfield Development

Introduction to Construction Site Turbidity Monitoring

Risk and Return on Investment Tool for Flood Mitigation

Insights from Researchers: Enhancing Runoff Reduction using LID

Highway Stormwater Runoff Quality: Investigation of Improved Operational, Predictive and Treatment Approaches for Winter Maintenance

Winter De-icing Operations in Urban Watersheds: Development of a Temperature-Index Based Water Quantity Model

Real-Time Water Quality Monitoring: a How-To Guide

Old Dog, New Tricks: Using the Drainage Act to get Low Impact Development into the Ground

Making Low Impact Development Inspection and Maintenance (I&M) Cheaper and Easier by Design

Low Impact Development Performance in New Build Residential

An Introduction to the Low Impact Development Treatment Train Tool

Soil Risk Assessment Tool

Maintaining Stormwater Management Facilities: A How-To Guide

Lessons Learned in Low Impact Development Construction

Isolating In Water and Near Water Works

Implementing Low Impact Development – The 10 Step Process

Creating More Absorbent Landscapes Through Soil Amendments

Clarifying TRCA Expectations for Detailed Erosion and Sediment Control Plans

Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) webinar

Comprised of 10 FREE webinars by industry experts, focused on
green stormwater infrastructure, natural heritage and management
of natural assets

The Low-Impact Development & Climate Resilience Professional
Certificate Program offered through McMaster University, and
delivered by STEP instructors, will be back again starting this fall!