Green Area Ratio (GAR) Training Seminar
DDOE is offering free training seminars on the GAR. Each seminar provides an overview of the GAR, the plan submittal process, the GAR Guidebook, and the role of the Certified Landscape Expert.
Come learn how and where to fish in the District.
Join the DOEE for a day of fishing at Diamond Teague Park.
DOEE staff will provide all fishing gear, bait, and fishing instruction.
Please reach out to Brady Waters with any questions at: [email protected].
DDOE is offering free training seminars on the GAR. Each seminar provides an overview of the GAR, the plan submittal process, the GAR Guidebook, and the role of the Certified Landscape Expert.
This training focuses on using the Stormwater Database in the submission process for DDOE review of Stormwater Management Plans (SWMPs), Soil Erosion and Sediment Control (ESC) Plans, and Green Area Ratio (GAR) Plans, and for participation in the SRC and RiverSmart Rewards programs. The training includes an overview of database functions and exercises to enter mock plans and applications.
General Compliance training includes site and BMP design, use of off-site retention, and MEP process for PROW associated with parcel-based projects.
October 2, 4:30-6:00 pm
Who Should Attend?
Energy efficiency measures, coupled with on-site solar generation, means healthier living spaces, and reduced greenhouse gas emissions in the District
Title: Leadership Council for a Cleaner Anacostia River
Where: 1200 First Street NE, Washington, DC, 20002, Go to 5th Floor for escort to Conference Room 709/712
Join DOEE Lead Compliance and Enforcement Branch for a webinar on lead compliance in rental properties built before 1978. This webinar will assist property owners and property managers comply with the District’s Lead Hazard Prevention and Elimination Act.
Join the Department of Energy & Environment for a free hands-on workshop series to gain the tools and confidence to write government grant proposals! Participants will work with community partners and gain transferable grant writing skills. This series will focus on DOEE’s Community Stormwater Solutions Grant program.
Join wildlife biologists, from DOEE for a special "bat walk" to discuss local DC bats.
Find out how bats navigate the night skies, avoiding predators and catching insects on the wing.
Test out electronic bat detectors that pick up the ultrasonic calls that bats emit to navigate the darkness.
Come see live bats fly around Kingman and Heritage Island.
Angling Instruction for Families
Notice is hereby given that the DOEE is extending the soliciting of public comments on the District of Columbia Draft 2026 Integrated Report (required biennially by Sections 305(b) and 303(d) of the federal Clean Water Act). This publication reports on the status of all waterbodies in the District.
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