Water by Design is pleased to invite government and industry stakeholders to the Queensland urban stormwater and erosion and sediment control Community of Practice workshop.

This three day workshop brings together practitioners from across Queensland to network, learn about best practice approaches and recent case studies, and discuss current issues and solutions. The last day includes a field trip to an active development site to see ESC implementation.

The workshops will consist of:

DAY 1 \| Tuesday 20 February 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM	Brosnan Room, Colmslie Hotel Morningside	Queensland urban stormwater CoP workshop
DAY 2 \| Wednesday 21 February 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM	Brosnan Room, Colmslie Hotel Morningside	Queensland erosion and sediment control CoP workshop
DAY 3 \| Thursday 22 February 7:30 AM – 1:00 PM	ESC field trip to a development site (via free bus from Colmslie Hotel, returning to Brisbane Airport by 1:00 PM and Colmslie Hotel by 2:00 PM)	Erosion and sediment control field trip

You are welcome to attend all three days or just the days that suit you.

For more information about this event call or email Karen Toms on 0448 069 226 or karen.t@hlw.org.au.

This event is FREE to attend, however we appreciate that travel and accommodation can be expensive for regional local governments. The Reef Guardian Council program is kindly offering $2,000 to each Reef Guardian member council to assist with travel and accommodation costs. To find out more about this assistance, please contact reef.councils@gbrmpa.gov.au or (07) 4848 7878.

To help with the cost of accommodation, the Colmslie Hotel is offering a 15% discount on accommodation for workshop attendees. After you register for the workshop you will receive an email confirmation with the discount code that you can use when booking accommodation online. Otherwise, please email karen.t@hlw.org.au for the discount code.

This workshop is funded by the Department of Environment and Science as part of the Queensland Great Barrier Reef Erosion Sediment Control and Urban Stormwater Capacity Building project.