They will present “Improving Water Quality in Miacomet Pond, Nantucket, MA: The Role of Dredging and Beneficial Reuse in Nutrient Management” at the conference from April 7 through 9, 2026, in Plymouth, Massachusetts.
Erin is a Professional based in Massachusetts who focuses on civil and environmental engineering, specializing in water resources. Her background includes field investigations and technical support for projects involving watershed management, stormwater systems, and ecological restoration.
Chris is a Senior Services Director based in Massachusetts with more than 25 years of experience focused on managing, designing, and constructing remediation projects, with expertise in sediment management and wetland restoration. He is a key contributor to Geosyntec’s nationwide sediments practice.
The Annual Nonpoint Source Conference is the Northeast US’s leading forum for sharing information and advancing collaboration on nonprofit source pollution. Coordinated by NEIWPCC and its member states, the conference brings together professionals from government, academia, nonprofits, and the private sector.
NEIWPCC is a regional commission that helps Northeast US states preserve and advance water quality by engaging water quality professionals and stakeholders from New England and New York to collaborate on shared water, wastewater, and environmental science challenges.
More Information on Dredging, Beneficial Reuse, and Nutrient Management
Learn more about the 36th Annual Nonpoint Source Conference.
For more information on dredging, beneficial reuse, and sediment remediation more generally, contact Erin at EGrimes@Geosyntec.com or Chris at CGreene@Geosyntec.com.
Learn more about Erin: Erin Grimes
Learn more about Chris: Chris Greene
