Shoal Creek Forum Recap
April 14, 2016 | By Shoal Creek Conservancy
The Shoal Creek Forum series has been a great success! Thank you to the many community members who have come out and joined the Shoal Creek Conservancy and the City of Austin Watershed Protection Department in our conversation about critical creek issues. The talks have covered topics such as flooding in downtown and the northern sections of the creek, Watershed 101 and the City’s watershed planning, water quality, and erosion on the creek. If you weren’t able to attend the Shoal Creek Forum meetings, we have provided links to the presentations below!
- Flooding on Shoal Creek, Downtown
- February 23, 2016
- Speakers: Kevin Shunk, Floodplain Administrator, City of Austin Watershed Protection Department; Jeff Henke, Flood Mitigation Task Force
- Flooding Presentation
- Flooding on Shoal Creek, North
- March 1, 2016
- Speaker: Kevin Shunk, Floodplain Administrator, City of Austin Watershed Protection Department
- Flooding Presentation
- Shoal Creek: Profile of an Urban Watershed
- March 8, 2016
- Speakers: Jessica Wilson, Education Manager, City of Austin Watershed Protection Department; Erin Wood, Planner, City of Austin Watershed Protection Department
- Watershed Education Presentation, Watershed Planning Presentation
- Water Quality on Shoal Creek
- March 22, 2016
- Speaker: Andrew Clamann, Environmental Scientist, City of Austin Watershed Protection Department
- Water Quality Presentation
- Erosion on Shoal Creek
- April 12, 2016
- Speakers: Janna Renfro, Engineer, City of Austin Watershed Protection Department; Mateo Scoggins, Environmental Scientist, City of Austin Watershed Protection Department
- Erosion Presentation
- Spring Flow & Salamanders
- April 26, 2016
- Speakers: David Johns, Hydrogeologist, City of Austin Watershed Protection Department; Nate Bendik, Environmental Scientist, City of Austin Watershed Protection Department
- Spring Flow & Salamanders Presentation
Thank you, again for helping make the Shoal Creek Forum series such a big success. The Conservancy would like to thank Cirrus Logic, and the City of Austin Parks & Recreation Department for providing meeting spaces for these events. We would also like to thank Whole Foods Market, My Fit Foods, Frank & Angie’s, El Mercado, Buddha’s Brew Kombucha, Thundercloud Subs, Upper Crust Bakery, and Zen for their generosity in providing food for the Shoal Creek Forum series.