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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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As a member of IECA, you have access to networking opportunities with industry peers, live and on-demand training programs, tools and benefits to assist you in your career, exposure to leading-edge thinking and products and opportunities to interact with stormwater, erosion and sediment control peers around the world.

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IECA is recognized as the leader in continuing education for the erosion and sediment control and stormwater management industry. Offering cutting-edge training, IECA offers education opportunities through online courses in the IECA eHub, local and national conferences and on location training. Take some time to explore all of IECA’s educational opportunities.

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As an IECA member, you’ll get unlimited access to our members-only resources, tools and content to increase your effectiveness and learn vital information to keep you current stay on top of change and meet the challenges it presents.

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New IECA Networking Member Benefit Announced

IECA Connect allows members to connect with peers from around the world. The platform lets members join communities based on area of interest, job titles, sectors, projects, chapters, committees and more. The communities provides members the ability to exchange ideas, learn new ways to solve industry problems and connect with global peers. Use your member login credentials to start exploring!
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Visit the New IECA News Center

Check out the new IECA News Center based around content from the newly designed Environmental Connection magazine.
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2022 IECA Annual Conference Exhibition Now Open

Exhibit or sponsor at next year's IECA Annual Conference, February 15-18 to showcase your products. This event is scheduled to be in-person in Minneapolis, Minnesota and is sure to bring more opportunities for decision makers to learn more about your products, services and organization.
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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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Upcoming IECA Regional Events

Network with peers in your area from one of IECA's chapter hosted events. Learn what events IECA chapters are hosting in your area.
IECA Announces New Member Benefit

IECA Connect allows you to tap into the expansive knowledge and experience of our member community, and the more we all join in the discussions, the more we all benefit. With the reunification with Region Two, there has never been a better time to connect with peers from around the world any time, from any location. The opportunities to connect, communicate and collaborate with IECA Connect are endless../p>

IECA Releases New Standards

The IECA Standards and Practices (S&P) Committee has developed new performance-based standards for the design, installation and maintenance of sediment control practices. The S&P Committee has adopted a process in the design of standards that includes a thorough review of existing guidance and literature prior to the development of new guidance as needed. The review process includes the development of a synthesis based on existing designer guidance from federal agencies (FHWA, NRCS, EPA, etc.) and various state highway and environmental agencies. In addition, research reports and peer-reviewed journals are reviewed to incorporate research findings into guidance development. After the development of the synthesis, gaps in existing guidance are identified. The committee develops new guidance based on existing literature, professional knowledge and experience of the subject matter.

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