Speaker:
Dave Gibson, Executive Officer
San Diego Regional Water Quality Control Board
Abstract:
Our speaker will provide an overview of significant updates from 2022-current.
This is one of our most popular annual luncheons, register early to reserve your spot as space is limited.
Speaker Information:
Dave Gibson is a Biologist with 34 years of professional experience in water, storm water and wastewater programs. He graduated from SDSU in 1989 and worked as an Entomologist and Watershed Biologist at the City of San Diego. Between 1991 and 1998, he conducted biological assessments of southern California rivers and streams. In 1997, he founded and led a nongovernmental organization, the San Diego Stream Team, until joining the San Diego Water Board in 2000. As an Environmental Scientist for the Water Boards, he has worked in progressively more responsible roles in storm water, wetlands restoration and protection, monitoring and assessment, grants and loans, Basin Planning and TMDLs, contaminated sediment clean-ups in San Diego Bay, and enforcement. He was appointed Executive Officer in November 2009 and identified the adoption of biological objectives and the attainment of recycled wastewater as a potable water supply as his top two career goals of his tenure at the Water Board.
Cost:
$45 for members, $55 for non-members. Sign up by Friday, March 24 and save $5 on registration! Walk-ins with no reservation will be charged an extra $10 and be asked to wait until those with reservations are seated.
Please note that reservations will be invoiced regardless of attendance.
Members: please remember to login in with your email and password before registering to ensure you receive the member price.
Location:
Admiral Baker Club House
2400 Admiral Baker Rd
San Diego, CA 92124
Job Postings:
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