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Registration closes 2 July 2024
Last date for Early Bird Discount payment – 11 June 2024

Registration closes 4 June 2024
Last date for Early Bird Discount payment – 14 May 2024 - Only six (6) seats left – hurry!

Carin Bosman (CBSS) and Nelda Smith (University of Pretoria), in association with the Water Institute of South Africa (WISA), have developed a new Training Course in Water Quality Monitoring and Management.

TENTATIVE DATE
A 3-day short course focusing on the Theory that informs the practice of hydrogeology.
*This course will offer some practical field sessions as well as will focus on best-practice applications.

As part of EkoSource Insight’s agent commitment to continued support of the DHI Software in the SADC region, we cordially invite you to a three-day, hands-on FEFLOW training course. This course will provide you with an introduction to groundwater modelling using the DHI FEFLOW Software.

The MARSA project is a Danida funded project looking at Managed Aquifer Recharge and how it can be used to increase water supply security to a coastal town in South African while promoting sustainability.

These FEFLOW-related webinars focus on recurring training for groundwater modellers, geologists and hydrogeologists around the world and will take place on the third Thursday of every month. We will cover a variety of groundwater modelling topics relevant to any audience.

Join our Western Cape Branch in an in-person Networking Event featuring Umvoto specialist, Dylan Blake, sharing on 20 Years of Successful Municipal Groundwater Use in the Greater Hermanus Area.

Registration closes 26 March 2024
Last date for Early Bird Discount payment – 5 March 2024
Only four (4) seats left – hurry!

Your active participation is vital to the success of our association. We look forward to your attendance and valuable contributions.
Should you have any queries or require further information, please feel free to reach out to us.

This ASR-MAR Work Group quarterly free webinar series highlights key ASR-MAR issues in the United States. (EVENT TIME CONVERTED TO SA TIME)
PFAS have been determined to be present in soils at numerous sites, originating from a variety of source inputs. One critical concern for sites with PFAS-impacted soils is potential leaching through the vadose zone and subsequent impacts to groundwater.