Concentrated flow paths, CFPs, are high convenances of surface runoff that negatively impact soil and water quality. Best Management Practices (BMPs) typically mitigate or successfully manage surface runoff in traditional agronomic landscapes. When impacted by CFPs, BMPs like riparian forest buffers see decreased effectiveness in management of runoff. Biochar, a black carbon source, may have the potential to help mitigate the CFPs through its impact on soil physical and chemical properties. Graduate student Brian Morris is actively doing research on biochar application within agronomic systems affected by concentrated flow paths and will be delivering this Water Cooler Talk.
Get excited to discover the latest developments in the water resource sector, have the opportunity to inquire about the exciting implementation of green stormwater infrastructure, and engage in vibrant idea-sharing with professionals all across Pennsylvania during this free informative webinar!
Who is this for?
- Anyone interested in water resources
- Those who work in the water field
- Those who have a general interest in water
What will you learn?
- Hear about current work happening in the water resource field
- Be able to ask questions about the green stormwater infrastructure implementation
- Share ideas with professionals across Pennsylvania