NALMS
04-04-2002, 10:57 AM
North American Lake Management Society
22nd Annual International Symposium
October 28 – November 2, 2002
Anchorage, Alaska USA
William A. Egan Civic & Convention Center
General Symposium Registration Information: www.nalms.org
Program Contact: Pam Leasure: pleasure@co.pinellas.fl.us
General Questions: nalms@nalms.org
Exhibit Information/Questions: thiessen@nalms.org
Symposium Theme: NALMS 2002: A New Frontier – Staking Our Claim in the Management of Our Water Resources
Symposium Mission:
We believe that the future health of our freshwater resources depends on high quality science, which in turn must be used to build sound public policy. Local public understanding and support are essential if successful projects are to be realized. We expect the outstanding level of information exchanged in workshops, seminars, technical sessions and exhibits, along with the partnerships developed during the Symposium will have a beneficial and long-lasting impact on the management of freshwater resources throughout the world.
Preliminary Technical Session Topics: (featuring more than 100 presenters)
þ Fisheries Effects on Water Quality
þ Designing Monitoring Programs
þ Lake and Landscape – The Watershed Connection
þ Research & Education – Innovations
þ Recreational Activities Impact on Water Quality & Quality of Life
þ Water Quality – Atmospheric Deposition
þ Urban Lakes/Ponds and the Special Problems of Long Term Management
þ Water Basin Transfer Effects on Water Quality
þ Nutrient Criteria for Lakes
þ Vital Role of Public Initiatives
þ What’s New in Legislation and Policies and How it Affects Lakes
þ “Water Wars,” the role of science in public policy debates
þ Exploring the Fresh and Salt Water Connection
þ Economic Value of Fresh Water Resources
þ Limnology in Cold Climates
þ Oil and Water, Do they Mix?
þ Managing Wilderness Systems
þ Remote Sensing and GIS, the Way of Now – Not the Future
þ Regional Alaska Issues
Call for Papers DEADLINE: May 13, 2002
Symposium Registration Packages Include: Meals on days of participation, admission to all technical, hands-on, plenary and application sessions, and access to poster sessions and exhibitor displays and educational sessions. Limited availability of registration packages that also include one full-day or two half-day workshops and one full-day field excursion.
22nd Annual International Symposium
October 28 – November 2, 2002
Anchorage, Alaska USA
William A. Egan Civic & Convention Center
General Symposium Registration Information: www.nalms.org
Program Contact: Pam Leasure: pleasure@co.pinellas.fl.us
General Questions: nalms@nalms.org
Exhibit Information/Questions: thiessen@nalms.org
Symposium Theme: NALMS 2002: A New Frontier – Staking Our Claim in the Management of Our Water Resources
Symposium Mission:
We believe that the future health of our freshwater resources depends on high quality science, which in turn must be used to build sound public policy. Local public understanding and support are essential if successful projects are to be realized. We expect the outstanding level of information exchanged in workshops, seminars, technical sessions and exhibits, along with the partnerships developed during the Symposium will have a beneficial and long-lasting impact on the management of freshwater resources throughout the world.
Preliminary Technical Session Topics: (featuring more than 100 presenters)
þ Fisheries Effects on Water Quality
þ Designing Monitoring Programs
þ Lake and Landscape – The Watershed Connection
þ Research & Education – Innovations
þ Recreational Activities Impact on Water Quality & Quality of Life
þ Water Quality – Atmospheric Deposition
þ Urban Lakes/Ponds and the Special Problems of Long Term Management
þ Water Basin Transfer Effects on Water Quality
þ Nutrient Criteria for Lakes
þ Vital Role of Public Initiatives
þ What’s New in Legislation and Policies and How it Affects Lakes
þ “Water Wars,” the role of science in public policy debates
þ Exploring the Fresh and Salt Water Connection
þ Economic Value of Fresh Water Resources
þ Limnology in Cold Climates
þ Oil and Water, Do they Mix?
þ Managing Wilderness Systems
þ Remote Sensing and GIS, the Way of Now – Not the Future
þ Regional Alaska Issues
Call for Papers DEADLINE: May 13, 2002
Symposium Registration Packages Include: Meals on days of participation, admission to all technical, hands-on, plenary and application sessions, and access to poster sessions and exhibitor displays and educational sessions. Limited availability of registration packages that also include one full-day or two half-day workshops and one full-day field excursion.