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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.
The coastal prairie community is extremely excited that the 25th biennial North American Prairie Conference (NAPC) is coming to Texas, only for the second time since the conference was founded in 1968. The NAPC is America’s oldest and most celebrated native grassland gathering.
- 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.
The Gulf of Mexico Alliance is pleased to hold the 2019 All Hands meeting at the premier coastal Alabama destination, The Lodge at Gulf State Park in Gulf Shores, Alabama. Registration, schedules, and lodging information are available at gulfofmexicoalliance.org.
Texas A&M AgriLife Extension provides education, research and assistance to support the horticulture industry, residents, and communities of Harris County. For additional information and tickets visit www.eventbrite.com/.
The AIA Houston Design Awards program recognizes design excellence in architecture, residential architecture, interior architecture, restoration/renovation, and urban design. Criteria to be used by the jury include quality of design, resolution of the program idea, sustainable responsibility, innovation, thoughtfulness, and technique.
RESPONDING TO CHANGE:
DYNAMIC STORMWATER MANAGEMENT IN ECONOMIC, POLITICAL,
AND CLIMATIC TRANSITIONS
The theme of the conference is Responding to Change: Dynamic Stormwater Management in Economic, Political, and Climatic transitions. The agenda includes a variety of general and breakout sessions, plenary speakers, and field trips.
RESPONDING TO CHANGE:
DYNAMIC STORMWATER MANAGEMENT IN ECONOMIC, POLITICAL,
AND CLIMATIC TRANSITIONS
The theme of the conference is Responding to Change: Dynamic Stormwater Management in Economic, Political, and Climatic transitions. The agenda includes a variety of general and breakout sessions, plenary speakers, and field trips.
RESPONDING TO CHANGE:
DYNAMIC STORMWATER MANAGEMENT IN ECONOMIC, POLITICAL,
AND CLIMATIC TRANSITIONS
The theme of the conference is Responding to Change: Dynamic Stormwater Management in Economic, Political, and Climatic transitions. The agenda includes a variety of general and breakout sessions, plenary speakers, and field trips.
RESPONDING TO CHANGE:
DYNAMIC STORMWATER MANAGEMENT IN ECONOMIC, POLITICAL,
AND CLIMATIC TRANSITIONS
The theme of the conference is Responding to Change: Dynamic Stormwater Management in Economic, Political, and Climatic transitions. The agenda includes a variety of general and breakout sessions, plenary speakers, and field trips.