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Lincoln Parish Ron Adams County Agent Webster Parish Robin Bridges County Agent LSU AgCenter Dr. Debra Davis Division Leader Environmental ScienceSparta Aquifer Issues: Sparta Aquifer IssuesLA/AR Response: LA/AR Response Bi-State EffortSparta Sourcewater Protection Education ProgramEPA GrantGoal: Address the issues of resource protection through pollution prevention, water conservation, wellhead protection and aquifer sustainability in communities in the Sparta Region.: Sparta Sourcewater Protection Education Program EPA Grant Goal: Address the issues of resource protection through pollution prevention, water conservation, wellhead protection and aquifer sustainability in communities in the Sparta Region.Major Components: Major Components Media campaign Pilot educational materials Farm*A*Syst training Project WET training Wellhead protection program Groundwater Guardian program Train-the-trainer program Beyond the Grant: Beyond the Grant Parish Water Education Teams Speaker’s Bureau Parish Water Alliances Water camps Water themes for fairs & festivals Library Summer Reading Programs Focussed program delivery Community Involvementand Awareness Efforts: Community Involvement and Awareness EffortsSource Water Awareness Media Campaign: Source Water Awareness Media Campaign Introduction Collaborations Campaign Strategy Community Involvement Campaign Strategy Part 2 SummaryIntroduction: ICMA – Who we are Genesis of the media campaign project - Need for information to reach smaller, rural communities - Grant from U.S. EPA, Office of Drinking Water IntroductionCollaborations: Collaborations Established project advisory group: LSU AgCenter Home*A*Syst/ Farm*A*Syst National Association of Counties Groundwater Foundation League of Women Voters Et al CAMPAIGN STRATEGY: CAMPAIGN STRATEGY Assess baseline knowledge of the community. Develop promotional materials based on community input: - News releases - Public service announcements - Fliers - Fact sheets - Posters - Etc.COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: Gathered input from the community to determine best campaign strategy: - Through on-site focus group - Through telephone interviews COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENTDistribution of Materials: Newspapers Radio stations Utility bills Community centers Distribution of Materials Churches Supermarkets Universities Schools Campaign Strategy Part 2: Run campaign for several months in the community. Re-assess the community’s knowledge as a result of the media campaign: - Through second telephone interview - Through second on-site focus group Campaign Strategy Part 2Conclusion: Evaluate the campaign’s success based on results from the second phone interview and the second on-site focus group Document campaign strategy in a source water awareness media campaign kit for national distribution ConclusionWebster Parish Situation & Educational Programs: Webster Parish Situation & Educational Programs Community Involvement In Source Water Awareness: Community Involvement In Source Water Awareness A Plan of ActionNorth America Water Sheds: North America Water Sheds “Community Involvement” Is Crucial to Source Water for Ever Growing PopulationsWater Wars: Water Wars Public Awareness and Concern are on the RiseWebster Parish: Webster Parish Progressive Leaders Pine Trees Source Water Webster Parish People: Webster Parish People Population 42,000 Racial Breakdown 56% White 43% Black 1% Latin American or Asian 16% Population 65+ Average Income - $35,000 Low Cost of Living MindenParish (County) Seat: Minden Parish (County) Seat Population 14,000 Largest Municipal Area Located on I-20, 30 Miles East of ShreveportLocal Government: Local Government Court House Parish Police Jury (County Commission) Mayors & Town Councils Chambers of Commerce Civic Organizations Soil Conservation(Conservation Farming): Soil Conservation (Conservation Farming) Dorcheat District Formed in 1930’sConservation Farming to Profitable- Sustainable Agriculture: Conservation Farming to Profitable- Sustainable AgricultureMature Stand: Mature Stand 221,000 Acres $40 Million Revenue 70% by Private Landowners Tree Farmer of the Year“Management is the Key to Success”: Tree Farmer of the Year “Management is the Key to Success”Kisatchie National Forest: Kisatchie National ForestNo TreesThen Grass: No Trees Then GrassHay Production: Hay Production Saves Soil Cleans Water Supports $5 Million Beef Production Effort-Ponds-: -Ponds-Webster Parish“Conservation Farming for Source Water Protection”: Webster Parish “Conservation Farming for Source Water Protection” 1100 Square Mile Watershed 52 inches Average Annual Rainfall 3 Billion Gallons Surface Water 8,000 Acres of Source WaterSmall Pond: Small PondLarge Pond: Large PondBayou Dorcheat(North) End: Bayou Dorcheat (North) EndBayou Dorcheat(South) End: Bayou Dorcheat (South) End 10 Million Gallons Each DayPond with Dry Hydrant: Pond with Dry Hydrant Under Utilized Source Water Recreation Livestock Dry Hydrants (Fire Protection & Road DevelopmentUSGS - Webster Water“Ground Water Dependent”: USGS - Webster Water “Ground Water Dependent” Population -42,000 Water Use - 7.71 million gallons per day Thirty-two Separate Water Systems Industrial Need 2.0 Million Gallons per day 1/2 from Surface Source SPARTA AQUIFER: SPARTA AQUIFER 800,000 People in 12 North Louisiana Parishes. 5 Counties In South Central ArkansasWebster Parish Vital to SPARTA Aquifer: Webster Parish Vital to SPARTA Aquifer Conservation Farming 8,000 Acres Surface Water 100,000 Acres SPARTA Recharge Sands Progressive LeadershipSTRATEGIC PLANNINGWater Quality was identified in 70% of Louisiana Parishes: STRATEGIC PLANNING Water Quality was identified in 70% of Louisiana ParishesALLIANCE: ALLIANCE Any union, relationship, or connection by common interestLetter of Organization: Letter of Organization Water System - were target audience 32 Rural and Municipal Systems in Webster Parish. Police Jury (County Commission) Programs Constructed: Programs ConstructedPartner Organizations Recognized: Partner Organizations RecognizedPublic Awareness is Increased by a Friendly Media: Public Awareness is Increased by a Friendly MediaAnd Supportive Local Leaders: And Supportive Local LeadersSlide63: 4 Meetings Conducted 4 Goals EstablishedSlide64: Increase Public Awareness Through Comprehensive Education Program LSU Ag Center NRCS ICMA Partners Involved: Schools Churches GOAL IImprove Source Water Protection: Improve Source Water Protection Risk Assessment Well Head Protection Partners Involved: Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality Environmental Protection Agency La. Rural Water Association LSU Ag. Center (Education) GOAL IIImprove and Expand Parish Water Supply System: Improve and Expand Parish Water Supply System Partners Involved: Rural and Municipal Water Systems Louisiana Rural Water Association Industrial Partners Local Government and Business Leaders Webster Parish Fire Districts (12) GOAL IIISystem Needs:: System Needs: Improved Facilities Vocational Training for New Operators Joined Systems (Emergency Situations) Funding to Accomplish ImprovementsSystem Expansion to Include All Parish Residents: System Expansion to Include All Parish ResidentsShallow Aquifer Source Water is Risky: Shallow Aquifer Source Water is RiskyDevelop A Comprehensive Parish Wide Water Management Plan: Develop A Comprehensive Parish Wide Water Management Plan Establish Water Management District Appoint Water Commission or Council Inventory Surface and Ground Water Establish A Research and Education Center for Source Water Partners: Entire Webster Parish Community GOAL IVSlide71: AWARENESSSlide72: PUBLIC TRUST RECYCLINGSlide73: SMALL FARMERS CIVIC GROUPS COMMON GOALS:SPARTA Defenders: SPARTA DefendersWe are Not Alone In This Effort: We are Not Alone In This Effort SPARTA WATER COMMISSION WORKING ON REGIONAL PLANLincoln Parish Situation & Educational Programs: Lincoln Parish Situation & Educational Programs You do not have the permission to view this presentation. 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CI Presentation Arundel0 Download Post to : URL : Related Presentations : Share Add to Flag Embed Email Send to Blogs and Networks Add to Channel Uploaded from authorPOINTLite Insert YouTube videos in PowerPont slides with aS Desktop Copy embed code: (To copy code, click on the text box) Embed: URL: Thumbnail: WordPress Embed Customize Embed The presentation is successfully added In Your Favorites. Views: 98 Category: Entertainment License: All Rights Reserved Like it (0) Dislike it (0) Added: December 30, 2007 This Presentation is Public Favorites: 0 Presentation Description No description available. Comments Posting comment... Premium member Presentation Transcript Citizen Involvement in Source Water Awareness Campaign: Citizen Involvement in Source Water Awareness Campaign U.S. EPA Community Involvement Conference September 30, 2000Who’s Who?: Who’s Who? Lincoln Parish Ron Adams County Agent Webster Parish Robin Bridges County Agent LSU AgCenter Dr. Debra Davis Division Leader Environmental ScienceSparta Aquifer Issues: Sparta Aquifer IssuesLA/AR Response: LA/AR Response Bi-State EffortSparta Sourcewater Protection Education ProgramEPA GrantGoal: Address the issues of resource protection through pollution prevention, water conservation, wellhead protection and aquifer sustainability in communities in the Sparta Region.: Sparta Sourcewater Protection Education Program EPA Grant Goal: Address the issues of resource protection through pollution prevention, water conservation, wellhead protection and aquifer sustainability in communities in the Sparta Region.Major Components: Major Components Media campaign Pilot educational materials Farm*A*Syst training Project WET training Wellhead protection program Groundwater Guardian program Train-the-trainer program Beyond the Grant: Beyond the Grant Parish Water Education Teams Speaker’s Bureau Parish Water Alliances Water camps Water themes for fairs & festivals Library Summer Reading Programs Focussed program delivery Community Involvementand Awareness Efforts: Community Involvement and Awareness EffortsSource Water Awareness Media Campaign: Source Water Awareness Media Campaign Introduction Collaborations Campaign Strategy Community Involvement Campaign Strategy Part 2 SummaryIntroduction: ICMA – Who we are Genesis of the media campaign project - Need for information to reach smaller, rural communities - Grant from U.S. EPA, Office of Drinking Water IntroductionCollaborations: Collaborations Established project advisory group: LSU AgCenter Home*A*Syst/ Farm*A*Syst National Association of Counties Groundwater Foundation League of Women Voters Et al CAMPAIGN STRATEGY: CAMPAIGN STRATEGY Assess baseline knowledge of the community. Develop promotional materials based on community input: - News releases - Public service announcements - Fliers - Fact sheets - Posters - Etc.COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: Gathered input from the community to determine best campaign strategy: - Through on-site focus group - Through telephone interviews COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENTDistribution of Materials: Newspapers Radio stations Utility bills Community centers Distribution of Materials Churches Supermarkets Universities Schools Campaign Strategy Part 2: Run campaign for several months in the community. Re-assess the community’s knowledge as a result of the media campaign: - Through second telephone interview - Through second on-site focus group Campaign Strategy Part 2Conclusion: Evaluate the campaign’s success based on results from the second phone interview and the second on-site focus group Document campaign strategy in a source water awareness media campaign kit for national distribution ConclusionWebster Parish Situation & Educational Programs: Webster Parish Situation & Educational Programs Community Involvement In Source Water Awareness: Community Involvement In Source Water Awareness A Plan of ActionNorth America Water Sheds: North America Water Sheds “Community Involvement” Is Crucial to Source Water for Ever Growing PopulationsWater Wars: Water Wars Public Awareness and Concern are on the RiseWebster Parish: Webster Parish Progressive Leaders Pine Trees Source Water Webster Parish People: Webster Parish People Population 42,000 Racial Breakdown 56% White 43% Black 1% Latin American or Asian 16% Population 65+ Average Income - $35,000 Low Cost of Living MindenParish (County) Seat: Minden Parish (County) Seat Population 14,000 Largest Municipal Area Located on I-20, 30 Miles East of ShreveportLocal Government: Local Government Court House Parish Police Jury (County Commission) Mayors & Town Councils Chambers of Commerce Civic Organizations Soil Conservation(Conservation Farming): Soil Conservation (Conservation Farming) Dorcheat District Formed in 1930’sConservation Farming to Profitable- Sustainable Agriculture: Conservation Farming to Profitable- Sustainable AgricultureMature Stand: Mature Stand 221,000 Acres $40 Million Revenue 70% by Private Landowners Tree Farmer of the Year“Management is the Key to Success”: Tree Farmer of the Year “Management is the Key to Success”Kisatchie National Forest: Kisatchie National ForestNo TreesThen Grass: No Trees Then GrassHay Production: Hay Production Saves Soil Cleans Water Supports $5 Million Beef Production Effort-Ponds-: -Ponds-Webster Parish“Conservation Farming for Source Water Protection”: Webster Parish “Conservation Farming for Source Water Protection” 1100 Square Mile Watershed 52 inches Average Annual Rainfall 3 Billion Gallons Surface Water 8,000 Acres of Source WaterSmall Pond: Small PondLarge Pond: Large PondBayou Dorcheat(North) End: Bayou Dorcheat (North) EndBayou Dorcheat(South) End: Bayou Dorcheat (South) End 10 Million Gallons Each DayPond with Dry Hydrant: Pond with Dry Hydrant Under Utilized Source Water Recreation Livestock Dry Hydrants (Fire Protection & Road DevelopmentUSGS - Webster Water“Ground Water Dependent”: USGS - Webster Water “Ground Water Dependent” Population -42,000 Water Use - 7.71 million gallons per day Thirty-two Separate Water Systems Industrial Need 2.0 Million Gallons per day 1/2 from Surface Source SPARTA AQUIFER: SPARTA AQUIFER 800,000 People in 12 North Louisiana Parishes. 5 Counties In South Central ArkansasWebster Parish Vital to SPARTA Aquifer: Webster Parish Vital to SPARTA Aquifer Conservation Farming 8,000 Acres Surface Water 100,000 Acres SPARTA Recharge Sands Progressive LeadershipSTRATEGIC PLANNINGWater Quality was identified in 70% of Louisiana Parishes: STRATEGIC PLANNING Water Quality was identified in 70% of Louisiana ParishesALLIANCE: ALLIANCE Any union, relationship, or connection by common interestLetter of Organization: Letter of Organization Water System - were target audience 32 Rural and Municipal Systems in Webster Parish. Police Jury (County Commission) Programs Constructed: Programs ConstructedPartner Organizations Recognized: Partner Organizations RecognizedPublic Awareness is Increased by a Friendly Media: Public Awareness is Increased by a Friendly MediaAnd Supportive Local Leaders: And Supportive Local LeadersSlide63: 4 Meetings Conducted 4 Goals EstablishedSlide64: Increase Public Awareness Through Comprehensive Education Program LSU Ag Center NRCS ICMA Partners Involved: Schools Churches GOAL IImprove Source Water Protection: Improve Source Water Protection Risk Assessment Well Head Protection Partners Involved: Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality Environmental Protection Agency La. Rural Water Association LSU Ag. Center (Education) GOAL IIImprove and Expand Parish Water Supply System: Improve and Expand Parish Water Supply System Partners Involved: Rural and Municipal Water Systems Louisiana Rural Water Association Industrial Partners Local Government and Business Leaders Webster Parish Fire Districts (12) GOAL IIISystem Needs:: System Needs: Improved Facilities Vocational Training for New Operators Joined Systems (Emergency Situations) Funding to Accomplish ImprovementsSystem Expansion to Include All Parish Residents: System Expansion to Include All Parish ResidentsShallow Aquifer Source Water is Risky: Shallow Aquifer Source Water is RiskyDevelop A Comprehensive Parish Wide Water Management Plan: Develop A Comprehensive Parish Wide Water Management Plan Establish Water Management District Appoint Water Commission or Council Inventory Surface and Ground Water Establish A Research and Education Center for Source Water Partners: Entire Webster Parish Community GOAL IVSlide71: AWARENESSSlide72: PUBLIC TRUST RECYCLINGSlide73: SMALL FARMERS CIVIC GROUPS COMMON GOALS:SPARTA Defenders: SPARTA DefendersWe are Not Alone In This Effort: We are Not Alone In This Effort SPARTA WATER COMMISSION WORKING ON REGIONAL PLANLincoln Parish Situation & Educational Programs: Lincoln Parish Situation & Educational Programs