FEBRUARY 1 DEADLINE!!

Restore America’s Estuaries
6th National Conference on Coastal and
Estuarine Habitat Restoration

October 20-24, 2012   Tampa, Florida, USA

Deadline: February 1, 2012
To Submit a Proposal:program.estuaries.org

Submit your proposal for the 6th National Conference on Coastal and Estuarine Habitat Restoration at program.estuaries.org.

The Conference will be a dynamic and exciting opportunity for you to share your successes and lessons learned in all realms of coastal habitat restoration, and learn from others.

The overarching theme of “Restoring Ecosystems, Strengthening Communities” highlights the interwoven nature of coastal ecosystems and the communities that rely on them. Within this theme, we are seeking proposals for sessions, presentations, and posters that relate to one or more of the following topics:
The intersection of habitat restoration and community; how one strengthens the other
The “how-to” of restoration–the basic tenets, techniques, and efforts associated with implementing on-the-ground habitat restoration
Integrating restoration science, technology, and planning
Large-scale coastal and estuarine habitat restoration
The roles of policy and funding in coastal and estuarine habitat restoration

Additional topics for consideration include:
“Green” job growth and career development through habitat restoration
Recovery and restoration in the wake of the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill
Advances in science and policy in coastal and estuarine “Blue Carbon” sequestration
Effective advocacy for restoration at federal, state, and local levels
Recent regulatory and legal changes and their impact on coastal restoration
Use of mitigation and “penalty projects” to support restoration
Low-impact development: implementation to benefit coastal habitats
Climate change and its effects on coasts and estuaries

All proposals must be submitted through the 6th National Conference program website: program.estuaries.org

For general Conference information: 6th National Conference.

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STUDENTS:

Students are particularly encouraged to participate. All students taking part in the program will be entered into the student poster or student presentation contests, for which cash prizes will be awarded. Please note that students qualify for special discount rates. Limited numbers of scholarships will also be available for students with financial needs.
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MORE INFORMATION:

Sponsorship: Harvey Potts (hpotts@estuaries.org)
Exhibitor & Scholarship: Meg Beiter (mbeiter@estuaries.org)
General Conference Information: Elsa Carlisle (conference@estuaries.org)
Conference Program/Call for Proposals: Suzanne Giles Simon (program@estuaries.org)

Call for Proposals 2012  
Llamada Para Propuestas 2012  
Convite Para Apresentacao de Propostas  
Conference Prospectus  
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FIELD SESSIONS:

We’re planning some GREAT field sessions and workshops. Keep an eye on updates starting in late spring on our main conference page (www.estuaries.org/conference).

Restore America’s Estuaries
NATIONAL HEADQUARTERS
2020 North 14th Street, Suite 210
Arlington, VA 22201
(703) 524-0248
www.estuaries.org
West Coast Office
5314 17th Avenue Northwest, Suite A
Seattle, WA 98107
(206) 624-9100

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