BPCA’s Academic Relations Working Group got together today to look over the Future of Pest Management survey findings. 👀 Keep an eye out for PPC magazine, where you can read the latest research! If you're interested in learning more about the ARWG, get in touch 📧 hello@bpca.org.uk #PestControl #Research #Learning
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Check out the latest issue of the SoPHE newsletter below 👇
📢 📰 Read now: SoPHE e-newsletter We are delighted to share the latest issue of the SoPHE e-newsletter. As well as updates from across the Society, this issue includes: •Reliance Worldwide Corporation - UK CPD article and interactive quiz titled, 'Mitigating the risk of biological growth in a wholesome water supply' •An article on Water Management Strategies by Lutz Johnen of UK Rainwater Management Association and Aquality Trading & Consulting Ltd •Insight from WRAS and Kiwa UK on the importance of water regulations Read the full newsletter now: https://lnkd.in/ek9X_J6E
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Wealth Advisory & Tax Strategies for Business Owners in Residential & Commercial Services | Pest Control | Lawn | Fire | Co-Host, The Boardroom Buzz Podcast | USC Advisory Board Member | Posts not financial or tax advice
Does the Fed’s 50 basis point cut in interest rates impact the pest control acquisition market and multiples? I am summarizing the question that Andrew Sanefski, PCQI asked me on LinkedIn today. Question here: https://lnkd.in/gqd56ivH Answer in the video… Keep the questions coming. Paul Giannamore and I will dig deeper into this topic in the future as he is the recognized authority on pest control M&A.
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Dive into the complex world of #waterquality regulation with our upcoming webinar: "Navigating Waters: Assessing the Ripple Effect of Local Regulation Enforcement on Water Quality," presented by Joe Moore Siltworm, Inc. Explore the crucial link between local regulation enforcement and water quality preservation, gaining insights from real-world case studies and field lessons. Join us as we dissect the impact of regulatory frameworks on communities and discover successful implementation strategies. Get engaged in this insightful session! Register now at https://ow.ly/Rme350QFIz1
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Looking ahead to spring Legislative Day with the National Pest Management Association today we visit with Jordan Brooks from Sterifab. Jordan discusses what happens at legislative day and how you can get involved. This year's legislative day is March 9 - 11 2025 in Washington DC. Mark your calendar now and let's get a great turnout from the NYPMA! NY is a large and influential state on the frontlines of pest management regulation. We need every member's help in getting our voice heard. (Video Link in comments) #ipm #pestmanagement #pestcontrol #nypma
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Unlocking Water Cooperation Solutions: How to make it happen? | SIWI - Leading expert in water governance The session makes analysis and assessment of status and trends of water cooperation at different scales and varying contexts. https://lnkd.in/dvp8uBjY
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IECA Australasia Newsletter – Issue 1 – 2024 | Accreditation Update is now available. https://lnkd.in/g3M55q3Y A copy was sent to everyone on our mailing list, if you did not receive it, here are a few steps you can take to ensure you don’t miss out on future newsletters: Update Your Email Address: Head to our website, www.austieca.com.au login and check your contact details and emailing preferences. Check Your Spam Folder: Sometimes emails can be mistakenly marked as spam. Make sure to check your spam folder for any missed newsletters. Contact IECA: If you continue to have issues, please reach out directly to IECA. admin@austieca.com.au Remember, staying up-to-date with the IECA newsletters will keep you informed about key decisions and trends in the erosion control industry.
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If you’re not getting updates on ESC news and events in our part of the world, here’s a few things to check.
IECA Australasia Newsletter – Issue 1 – 2024 | Accreditation Update is now available. https://lnkd.in/g3M55q3Y A copy was sent to everyone on our mailing list, if you did not receive it, here are a few steps you can take to ensure you don’t miss out on future newsletters: Update Your Email Address: Head to our website, www.austieca.com.au login and check your contact details and emailing preferences. Check Your Spam Folder: Sometimes emails can be mistakenly marked as spam. Make sure to check your spam folder for any missed newsletters. Contact IECA: If you continue to have issues, please reach out directly to IECA. admin@austieca.com.au Remember, staying up-to-date with the IECA newsletters will keep you informed about key decisions and trends in the erosion control industry.
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Director, Principal Environmental Scientist and Wetland Ecologist at Verdant Environmental (Pty) Ltd
Important webinar for those who regularly use the risk assessment matrix for impacts to watercourses as part of water use license applications in South Africa.
A webinar not to be missed for freshwater and wetland ecologists in consulting💧The SA Wetland Society is hosting another installment of their webinar series on Thursday the 4th of April at 12:00pm. This webinar will be hosted by Steven Ellery, one of GroundTruth's wetland specialists, and will be presented by Dean Ollis from the Inland Waters Consultancy. Dean has been involved in the update to the Risk Assessment Matrix and has contributed to the amendment of the legislation surrounding the general authorisation (GA) process. This webinar will focus on how the new GA relates specifically to wetlands and how the new Risk Assessment Matrix can be applied when assessing wetlands. Dean will present a series of hypothetical case studies to illustrate the application of the Risk Assessment Matrix. The webinar will have an extended Q&A session after Dean's presentation. The webinar is free for all SA Wetland Society members and will cost R60 for all non-members. South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions (SACNASP) registered attendees will be able to claim 0.2 CPD points for their attendance. You may register for the webinar here: https://lnkd.in/dkSj9BHp #GroundTruth #SAwetlandsociety #riskassessmentmatrix #generalauthorisation #wetlands
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A webinar not to be missed for freshwater and wetland ecologists in consulting💧The SA Wetland Society is hosting another installment of their webinar series on Thursday the 4th of April at 12:00pm. This webinar will be hosted by Steven Ellery, one of GroundTruth's wetland specialists, and will be presented by Dean Ollis from the Inland Waters Consultancy. Dean has been involved in the update to the Risk Assessment Matrix and has contributed to the amendment of the legislation surrounding the general authorisation (GA) process. This webinar will focus on how the new GA relates specifically to wetlands and how the new Risk Assessment Matrix can be applied when assessing wetlands. Dean will present a series of hypothetical case studies to illustrate the application of the Risk Assessment Matrix. The webinar will have an extended Q&A session after Dean's presentation. The webinar is free for all SA Wetland Society members and will cost R60 for all non-members. South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions (SACNASP) registered attendees will be able to claim 0.2 CPD points for their attendance. You may register for the webinar here: https://lnkd.in/dkSj9BHp #GroundTruth #SAwetlandsociety #riskassessmentmatrix #generalauthorisation #wetlands
Webinar - Overview of the revised Risk Assessment Matrix for Section 21 (c) and (i) water uses in terms of the National Water Act | SA Wetland Society
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Join us for an insightful webinar on "IPM in Affordable Housing" featuring Susannah Krysko on Tuesday, July 30 at 1 pm CT. This session, part of the International IPM Symposium series, will explore the critical impact of Integrated Pest Management practices in HUD-assisted housing sites across the United States. Key topics to be discussed include: ✅ Challenges in implementing IPM strategies in affordable housing settings. ✅ Current applications of structural pest management research. ✅ Identifying and addressing gaps in structural IPM research. Krysko will share expert perspectives on how IPM approaches can be effectively adapted and implemented to address the disproportionately high rates of pest issues often found in these environments. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gnQQTHKa
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