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  • CBLP Level 1: Hybrid

    CBLP Level 1: Hybrid
    Virtual/Zoom

    Online January 27-28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 12:15 PM, plus 1 field day: February 5 – Arlington, VA February 20 – Lancaster, PA February 26 – Norfolk, VA March 4 –

    $475.00
  • Winter Salt Week Webinar: Salt Wise Stories

    Virtual/Zoom

    Hear directly from winter maintenance practitioners who have made the shift to smarter salting. In this webinar, they’ll share how they built the business case for change—reducing costs, improving efficiency,

    Free
  • CBLP Level 1: Hybrid

    CBLP Level 1: Hybrid
    Virtual/Zoom

    Online January 27-28, 2026, 9:00 AM – 12:15 PM, plus 1 field day: February 5 – Arlington, VA February 20 – Lancaster, PA February 26 – Norfolk, VA March 4 –

    $475.00
  • Winter Salt Week Webinar: Engineering Solutions

    Virtual/Zoom

    Discover how innovative engineering can dramatically reduce the need for winter salt. This webinar will highlight design approaches—such as optimized grading, drainage, and material choices—that set the stage for safer,

    Free
  • Winter Salt Week Webinar: Salt Monitoring 101

    Virtual/Zoom

    Lauren Eaton and Paige Vichiola-Silva will share their monitoring experiences on the Farmington River in Connecticut and the Rouge River in Michigan before fielding participant questions and discussion topics. Presenters Lauren Eaton is the Monitoring Manager at Friends of the Rouge and joined the team in 2023. She is so excited to be a steward of

    Free
  • DMV Winter Salt Week Open House

    Izaak Walton League of America 707 Conservation Lane, Gaithersburg, Maryland

    While salt keeps our roads safe during icy weather, using more than needed comes at an expensive price to our waterways, infrastructure and drinking water. Winter salt runs off the roads and becomes a permanent pollutant in our waterways. Only one teaspoon of road salt permanently pollutes five gallons of water, and road salt is

    Free