Recent News
NAEP Webinar - Belonging: Leadership When Guiding Through Transition
April 29th at 2 PM
Have you wanted to expand your professional network? Do you want to become a leader in the environmental professions? NOW is your opportunity. Listen to NAEP’s free informational webinar “Belonging: Leadership When Guiding Through Transition” to learn more about leadership opportunities, to hear three fascinating personal career stories, and to discuss the value of getting involved and staying involved with NAEP, its affiliated Chapters, and other environmental professional associations.
NAEP Environmental Professional's Day
Environmental Professionals Day has been established worldwide on April 15th to recognize all the hard work that these individuals do every day to create a more just and sustainable world for all living things. The day has been initiated by a consortium of organizations including the National Association of Environmental Professionals (NAEP), International Association for Impact Assessment (IAIA), New Zealand Association for Impact Assessment (NZAIA), IAIA - South Africa (IAIAsa), Sociedad Peruana de Evaluación de Impacto Ambiental (SPEIA), IAIA – Ghana (IAIA-Ghana), Korean Society of Environmental Impact Assessment (KSEIA), Consejo Mexicano para la Evaluación de Impactos (COMIMPACT), Association for EIA of Nigeria (AEIAN), Ontario Association for Impact Assessment (OAIA), L’Association québécoise pour l’évaluation d’impact (AQÉI), IAIA - Western & Northern Canada (IAIA-WNC), and Portuguese Association for Impact Assessment (APAI).
NTAEP By-Laws Review
Please review and cast your vote accept or decline the revised NTAEP By-Laws.
Oil & Gas Environmental Conference
December 3-4, 2019 - Dallas, Texas
AIPG-Texas Presents 2018 GEODAYZ
February 24 & 25, 2018 - 1120 NW Stallings Drive, Nacogdoches, Texas
Learn About the Application of Geological Techniques!
AIPG – TX is proud to host GEODAYZz in Nacogdoches – The Oldest Town in Texas, the home of Stephen F. Austin State University, and one of the top ten tourist destinations in the state. Opportunities to experience Texas history up close and first-hand is a big reason for the ranking. Named after the local Caddo tribe called the “Nacogdoche” who came to East Texas around 800 A.D. In 1716 the Spanish built missions in this area and the French began to explore the area to set up trade with the Native Americans. From the Old Stone Fort and Old Nacogdoches University
Building to Millard’s Crossing and the Sterne-Hoya House, the oldest town in Texas boasts numerous museums, historic landmarks, and statues that interpret the history of Texas and Nacogdoches.
NTAEP November Outing at Brahmas Hockey Game
November 10, 2017
Thank you all for coming out and bringing your families to have fun with NTAEP at the Brahmas game! We had a great turnout and got to enjoy some good food and entertainment.
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Hurricane Harvey Relief
October 2017
Thank you for all who participated in the Hurricane Harvey Relief Raffle! Sierra Gibbons was our big winner of the Yeti Cooler! We raised $220.00 with the raffle tickets, and with the NTAEP funds match, we were able to donate $440.00 to Red Cross for Hurricane Harvey Relief.
Previous Meeting Presentations
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Texas Horned Lizards
January 16, 2019 - Nathan Rains, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
Solutions to Pollution, Dealing with Contaminated Properties
March 20, 2019 - Michael Whitehead, Whitehead Environmental Solutions
The Past, Present and Future of Asbestos Containing Materials
April 18, 2019 - Ted Wyman, Texas Department of State Health Services
Trump Administration's Impact on Environmental Policy & Law
May 22, 2019 - Elizabeth Hurst, Law Office of Elizabeth A. Hurst PLLC
Water Conservation Strategies for Commercial Buildings
September 18, 2019 - Hydrotech
Commercial Water Recycling in the Permian Basin
October 16, 2019 - SCS Engineers