NORFMA News
2019 Annual Conference
September 24 - 27, 2019
THE GROVE HOTEL - BOISE, IDAHO
"Fires, Floods, Mud & More: Integrated Processes"
2019 Conference Information
The call for Abstracts has closed, but Registration remains open.
If you have submitted an abstract, you'll receive notice from the conference committee very soon regarding placement. Thank you in advance for your participation!
REGISTER TODAY! 2019 Conference Registration
For the Early Bird rate, be sure to register before August 1, 2019.
Board Elections
Now accepting nominations for the following Board Positions up for election this year:
- Chair
- Treasurer
- Oregon Representative
- Alaska Representative
- BC Representative
Interested? Email us or reach out to a Board member for more information.
About the NORFMA Board
Candidate information will be posted as received.
Oustanding Floodplain Management Awards
Know a person, team, or community you feel deserves special recognition?
Nominate them for a NORFMA Award!
- Outstanding Individual in Floodplain Management
- Outstanding Community in Floodplain Management
The NORFMA awards committee will review all nominations and make recommendations to the Board for one winner from each category. Winners will recieve a complimentary registration to the annual conference.
2019 Nominations
Upcoming Events
Email us to add your event.
CRS Users Group Meetings
Held the 3rd Thursday of the first month of each quarter (Jan 17, April 18, July 18, and Oct 17).
View the Event Calendar or visit the CRS Users Group pages for information.
NORFMA is a nonprofit organization for regional networking and support on issues of environmental quality, economic sustainability, and scientific discovery on a watershed basis.
We provide a channel for regional communication and cooperation in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Alaska, & British Columbia.
Our mission is to:
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Provide for free exchange of ideas and information among members.
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Support the integration of multi-disciplinary programs and interests in floodplain management.
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Promote educational programs on floodplain and watershed management topics.
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Increase public awareness of the value and function of floodplains.
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Encourage government involvement in programs to reduce flood damages and to protect, manage, and restore floodplains.
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