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The International Erosion Control Association (IECA) is a non-profit, member organization that provides education, resource information and business opportunities for professionals in the erosion and sediment control industry.

Our members represent over 30 countries and 22 fields of professional practice. IECA’s diverse membership supplies a unique network of specialists who are capable of solving a broad range of problems caused by soil erosion and its by-product—sediment.

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IECA is recognized as the leader in continuing education for the erosion and sediment control and stormwater management industry. Explore cutting-edge training in the IECA eHub – the online education center for IECA. Take some time to explore all of IECA’s training opportunities.

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INDUSTRY NEWS

October Webinar Announced | Innovation in Erosion and Sediment Control: Hemp Fiber and Sheep Wool

This webinar will look at research into waste wool and hemp fiber in erosion and sediment control products. Research and innovation continue to push the industry forward, join us as we learn about research into the use of these materials in erosion and sediment control products.
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IECA Mountain States Conference Schedule is Now Online

Explore advancements in the industry at the IECA Mountain States Conference November 14-15 in Denver, Colorado. This year's sessions will focus on monsoons in Colorado (and their impact), industrial stormwater general permit, trash basket program and more!
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IECA Relaunches Member Health Insurance Program

IECA is excited to announce an updated membership health insurance benefit that can help keep you, your family, and even your business cost-effectively covered and healthy. Our exclusive health insurance and related coverage options including major medical, pharmacy solutions, short term health plans, vision, dental plans, critical care coverage, life, and several different supplemental health options.
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The smarter way to stay on top of the erosion control industry. A weekly e-mail newsletter specifically designed to bring the most important and timely industry news stories to the IECA membership and stakeholders. Each week, SmartBrief delivers the most relevant industry news direct to your mailbox.
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IECA News Center

Case Study: Putting Green Infrastructure to Work

The blank slate of a new project can offer invaluable opportunities for innovative design and construction methods. The design and construction of the Water Replenishment District’s (WRD) Albert Robles Center for Water Recycling and Environmental Learning (ARC) (Figure 1) offered one such opportunity with regards to green infrastructure and stormwater management in particular. However, WRD has further maximized the reach of this green infrastructure by using it to demonstrate the benefits of low impact development to the public through the site’s educational features. Continue Reading

Perspective: The Equatorial Rainforest’s Role in Climate Change and Sea-Level Rise

There is no doubt that the global sea level is rising. The global mean sea level has risen 8 to 9 inches (21 to 24 cm) since 1880. The majority of that rise has occurred in the past 25 years.1 Climate change and the melting of glaciers and ice sheets are adding to the volume of water in the oceans1 but sedimentation also plays a role. One report demonstrates that sediment erosion and deposition, like ice growth and melt, produce significant changes in the Earth’s crustal elevation, gravity field, and rotation axis, all of which induce changes in sea level.2 Continue Reading

Western Sydney Airport Highlights Importance of Technology in Earthworks

The Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport (WSA) project is a rare greenfield opportunity for a new airport rather than a reconstruction or renovation of an existing airport. It is also one of the largest civil earthmoving projects in Australia’s history. The airport will open in late 2026 and is projected to serve up to 10 million domestic and international passengers annually. The overall design of the terminal and airport property brings together best practices to offer passengers and airlines an experience unrivalled among Australian airports. Continue Reading

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