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Natural Areas Conference 2009

Mark Your Calendar!

September 15-18, 2009 Vancouver, Washington (USA!)

Preliminary Conference Schedule

      Topics (preliminary list)

  • Species and Communities Conservation
  • Community Involvement and Education
  • Conservation at the Landscape Level
  • Geologic and Climatic Factors in Conservation
  • Ecosystem and Habitat Restoration
  • Current Research and Land Management Techniques
  • Conservation Program Development
  • Invasive Exotic Species Track (hosted by NAEPPC)

 Photo: Mount St. Helens.

Our sponsors make the annual conference possible! If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, donating your services, a silent auction item, or for other inquiries, please contact Deb Kraus.

 

The 2008 Natural Areas Conference was a tremendous success!

Natural Areas Revival In Music City: Tuning into a changing climate and biological invasion

Thank you! to the Tennessee Dept. of Conservation, all of our attendees, NAEPPC, sponsors and speakers!

View the Natural Areas Conference 2008 Presentations

Audio/Video recordings of the 2008 sessions and the plenary are now posted.  

 The Natural Areas Association has partnered with The Conservation Fund's Go Zero program to zero out the carbon dioxide emissions that   resulted from the energy use at the 35th annual Natural Areas Conference in Nashville, TN Oct. 14-17, 2008.  To help address two of the nation's greatest environmental challenges -- habitat loss and climate change -- the Fund will plant 70 native trees in Louisiana's Red River National Wildlife Refuge.  Over their lifetime, the new trees will trap an estimated 83.7 tons of carbon dioxide, provide critical habitat for wildlife and enhance public recreation areas we can all enjoy.

 

 

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The Natural Areas Conference Abstract Search uses an internal database to search for conference abstracts based on topic, author's name, abstract title, or other relevant keywords.

 Search Abstracts of Past NAA Conferences

Abstracts from past conferences are currently available for the following:

  • 2003-Wisconsin
  • 2004-Illinois
  • 2005-Nebraska
  • 2006-Arizona
  • 2007-Ohio
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