International Erosion Control Association (IECA)

Mountain States Chapter

Our Mission

The purpose of the Mountain States Chapter of the International Erosion Control Association is to provide a regional forum for the exchange and review of information related to the causes, effects, management, long-term impacts, and solutions for soil erosion, vegetation establishment and sediment control in the mountain states of Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming, South Dakota and North Dakota. The active participation of government officials, academic leaders, researchers, manufacturers, consultants and contractors represents the diverse resources that will be available to members of the Mountain States Chapter.

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Regional Conference
Nov 15-16, 2021

Board of Directors Election

November 1 to 15th, 2021

There are three at large positions and three state representative positions open on the Board of Directors. The election voting will be open November 1st to 15th and the results will be announced at the Regional Conference in Denver, CO on November 16th.

Click to see biographies for each candidate (.pdf)

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IECA Mountain States Regional Conference

Upcoming IECA Event Information

2022 IECA Annual Conference and Expo

February, 15-18, 2022 | Minneapolis Convention Center | Minneapolis, Minnesota

The IECA Annual Conference and Expo brings together the industry’s most innovative minds in the erosion and sediment control and stormwater industry. Attend this one-of-a-kind conference to connect with thousands of colleagues from over 25 countries, engage in cutting-edge educational sessions while earning professional development hours and access one of the largest expo halls in the industry. Learn more about the host city, Minneapolis, Minnesota and the Minneapolis Convention Center.

Pre-Conference Workshops

All prices are listed IECA Member | Nonmember

Half Day Workshop

Before Jan 17, 2022: $150 | $175
After Jan 17, 2022: $175 | $200
Onsite: $210 | $235

Conference

Full Conference Pass: A Full Conference Pass includes: access to all technical sessions, the expo hall, the Contractors Corner, continental breakfasts, luncheons, refreshment breaks and receptions where applicable.

Before Jan 17, 2022: $750 | $950
After Jan 17, 2022: $850 | $1,050
Onsite: $950 | $1,150

Young Pro. Full Conference Pass

Before Jan 17, 2022: $674
After Jan 17, 2022: $774
Onsite: $874

One Day Conference Pass: A One Day Pass includes: access to technical sessions, the expo hall, continental breakfast, lunch, refreshment break and reception where applicable only on the day you register for.

Before Jan 17, 2022: $375 | $475
After Jan 17, 2022: $425 | $525
Onsite: $475 | $575

Expo Hall Only Pass: This pass does not include any education, except access to the Contractors Corner or meal functions. It only allows an attendee to visit the exhibit hall while it is open.

Before Jan 17, 2022: $75 | $95
After Jan 17, 2022: $85 | $105
Onsite: $95 | $115

Ticketed Events

All prices are listed IECA Member | Nonmember

Industry Field Tours (*Ticketed Events)

Before Jan 17, 2022: $25 | $35
After Jan 17, 2022: $30 | $40
Onsite: Based on Availability

Great Lakes Welcome Reception (*Ticketed Event)

Before Jan 17, 2022: $30
After Jan 17, 2022: $30
Onsite: $40

Opening Breakfast Additional Ticket

Before Jan 17, 2022: $50
After Jan 17, 2022: $50
Onsite: $50

Expo Hall Lunch Additional Ticket

Before Jan 17, 2022: $50
After Jan 17, 2022: $50
Onsite: $50

IECA Mountain States Regional Conference

The Objectives of the Mountain States Chapter include:

Provide a forum for the exchange of local and regional information on erosion and sediment control
Distribute articles and data on technological advances in the fields of erosion and sediment control
Provide an opportunity for the review of local, state and federal regulations that effect the erosion and sediment control industry
Distribute information on new erosion and sediment control products
Inform members of practical erosion and sediment control techniques and practices
Evaluate the effectiveness of various practices and products in local and regional applications
Provide effective tools for members to use in the control of erosion