Texas Citizen Planner: ASFPM's No Adverse Impact Floodplain Management
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- Date of Publication
- March 2, 2022
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Overview
Course Information This course will take approximately 5 hours to complete. You can complete this course at your own pace. Your progress in the course will be saved if you exit AgriLife Learn. Course ObjectivesAfter you finish this course, you will be able to:Recognize ways to implement resilient natural resource planning into land and community planning decisions to make communities more resilient;Articulate your roles and responsibilities more clearly when it comes to making land use determinations; Outline useful tools, educational resources, and similar regional efforts that can be applied for positive land-use decisions at the local level;Describe No Adverse Impact principles and techniques for effective floodplain management; andDefine FEMA flood zones, interpret flood insurance rate maps, and implement mapping practices that take into account residual and future risk.
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