It All Ends Up In The Lake, part II

Working Towards Clean And Clear
A community conference on the impact of human activity on Lake Huron

Saturday August 27, 2005
8:30am to 1:00pm
Goderich Community Centre/Arena
180 McDonald Street, 2nd Floor

$10 at the door
refreshments provided

Program

Setting the stage
Nigel Bellchamber, Conference Moderator and member of the Asfhield-Colborne Lakefront Association
Keynote speaker
Bruce Davidson, representing the Concerned Citizens of Walkerton. An analysis of what went wrong.
A Demonstration Research Project to Treat Municipal Biosolids and Liquid Manure
Bill MacMillan, Director, Agricultural Services Division, Connestoga-Rovers & Associates. This plan converts many types of waste into electricity and pathogen-free water and fertilizer using currently-available technology.
Break
Please support our exhibitors by visiting them on the arena floor while you have your coffee and refreshments.
Stewardship Manual for Coastal Residents
Ray Letheren, Friends of the Bayfield River. Susanna Reid, Planner, Planning and Development Department, County of Huron. A year-long study to change individual practices along the Lake Huron shoreline.
SWIMCAST: Real-Time Beach Monitoring
Mike McElhone, Ashfield-Colborne Lakefront Association. Real-time beach water conditions and automated systems for predicting E.coli levels.
Septic System Technology
Katherine Rentsch, Project Coordinator, Ontario Rural Wastewater Centre, University of Guelph.
Sources & Mechanisms of Delivery of E.coli Bacterial Pollution to the Lake Huron Shoreline
Rick Steele, Maitland Valley Conservation Authority and member of the Huron County Science Committee. A summary and next steps of the interim report to investigate sources of bacterial pollution at the Lake Huron shoreline in Huron County.
Speakers' Panel
Question & Answer period

Last updated 2007-08-27.

It All Ends Up In The Lake, part II

Program

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