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The 2019 Spring Symposium speakers will be:
- Shannon Brown – Ecosystems Regeneration Artisans (ERA) Landscapes, ‘Rainscapes’;
- Michael Eason – ‘Plants of the Chihuahuan Desert’;
- George Cates of Native American Seed – ‘Perspectives on Native Plants’;
- Claire Jenkins and Ariel Cummins of the Cibolo Nature Center will speak on the ‘Cibolo Nature Center’; and
- Ben Pfeiffer of Firefly.org, ‘Fireflies of Texas’.
The deadline for discounted early bird registration is April 22, 2019.
Texas ASLA Conference is a platform to explore topics like the process, next: innovative/expanding markets, green/sustainable practices and principles, and landscape/case studies. For more information, visit www.texasasla.org.
The North American Environment, Energy, and Natural Resources Conference, sponsored by Blank Rome, is designed to address the energy, environmental, natural resources legal issues that span Canada, the United States and Mexico. This year the conference will address issues surrounding energy infrastructure buildout, demand and integration of renewable energy, and updates on changes in energy, environment, and climate policy in North America and its effect on business.
The North American Environment, Energy, and Natural Resources Conference, sponsored by Blank Rome, is designed to address the energy, environmental, natural resources legal issues that span Canada, the United States and Mexico. This year the conference will address issues surrounding energy infrastructure buildout, demand and integration of renewable energy, and updates on changes in energy, environment, and climate policy in North America and its effect on business.
Geared towards attendees with an intermediate to high level of knowledge about buildings and sustainability issues, AIA Houston welcomes presentations focused on how design and construction can engage the community and foster human relationships, both professional and personal. They welcome presentations related to social justice, the public realm, placemaking, and compassionate design from urban to residential scales. In addition, AIA Houston also seeks technical presentations focusing on infrastructure, systems and systems thinking.
Online registration closes Friday, May 3rd. Onsite registration will be available; higher registration fees apply.
The Gulf Coast Green 2019 Symposium and EXPOnential is geared towards attendees with an intermediate to high level of knowledge about buildings and sustainability issues. AIA Houston welcome presentations that (1) focus on how design and construction can engage the community and foster human relationships, both professional and personal, and (2) relate to social justice, the public realm, place-making, and compassionate design from urban to residential scales. AIA Houston is also seeking technical presentations focusing on infrastructure, systems and systems thinking.
Geared towards attendees with an intermediate to high level of knowledge about buildings and sustainability issues, AIA Houston welcomes presentations focused on how design and construction can engage the community and foster human relationships, both professional and personal. They welcome presentations related to social justice, the public realm, placemaking, and compassionate design from urban to residential scales. In addition, AIA Houston also seeks technical presentations focusing on infrastructure, systems and systems thinking.
Online registration closes Friday, May 3rd. Onsite registration will be available; higher registration fees apply.
The wind industry was founded by visionaries and continues to embody an innovative and entrepreneurial spirit. And the industry has always recognized the value of working together with partners that help drive our agenda forward. As we move toward the 2020s, wind energy will continue to thrive through collaboration with technology, other sources of clean and traditional energy, policy makers, innovators, farmers and ranchers, rural communities, big cities, and the list goes on. Building on the WIND+ theme for 2019, WINDPOWER provides a variety of educational opportunities.
- Carol Davitt (Missouri Prairie Foundation)
- Dr. Reed Noss (Southeast Grasslands Initiative)
- Chris Helzer (The Nature Conservancy in Nebraska)
- Dr. Kelly Kindscher (Kansas Biological Survey/University of Kansas)
- Dr. Dwayne Estes (Southeast Grasslands Initiative)
- Dr. John Jacob (Texas A&M Agrilife Extension)
- Jaime González (The Nature Conservancy in Texas/Coastal Prairie Partnership)
Interested in sponsoring this conference? Visit northamericanprairie.org for more information.