Serving Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, Wyoming, Montana
Join the Mountain States Chapter
When you join IECA, you automatically join your local Chapter. The Mountain States Chapter of IECA is comprised of members from Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming.
The International Erosion Control Association, MSC’s parent organization, is a non-profit, member organization that provides education, resource information and business opportunities for professionals in the erosion and sediment control industry.
IECA's diverse membership supplies a unique network of specialists who are capable of solving a broad range of problems caused by soil erosion and its by-product - sediment.
The goals of the Association are:
Position members for success through leadership development.
Enhance members’ professional knowledge at each career stage through technical information exchange, facilitation of research opportunities and encouraging diversity in professional development.
Promote the work of IECA members and recognize their contributions to society.
Manage the Association with a solid foundation of resources that sustains our mission.
Represent the interests of members to local, regional and national government leaders.
The MSC provides an extraordinary networking venue for the entire profession. General Membership Meetings are held 4 times a year in Colorado. Montana, Utah, New Mexico, and Wyoming make an effort to put on a minimum of one General Membership meeting a year. General Membership Meetings generally occur as a "Lunch and Learn." Past speakers for these events include local enforcement representatives, state enforcement representatives, EPA, and subject matter experts. Attendees include civil engineering to general contracting to regulatory agencies. This combination of wide geographic representation and diverse professional backgrounds creates a powerful networking environment. Year-round, online forums and listserves allow you to ask your peers how they solve their toughest problems.