International Erosion Control Association (IECA)

INTERNATIONAL EROSION CONTROL ASSOCIATION (IECA) MOUNTAIN STATES CHAPTERMountain States Chapter

Our Mission

Chapter News and InfoThe 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.

Who We Are

Who We Are

IECA Resources

IECA Resources

Member Benefits

Member Benefits

IECA Mountain States Regional Conference

Upcoming IECA Event Information

IECA Mountain States Virtual Connection
November 2020

This years Virtual Connection which will be a series of webinars and other online content each week for the first 3 weeks in November. It will be free to IECA Members and charge $75 for non- members.

Due to the ongoing public health threat we are unable to safely conduct an in-person conference in 2020. Nonetheless we aim to provide a valuable educational experience with the Virtual Connection series, more details to come!

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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