More on the Northeast Natural History Conference in Albany in April

Northeast Natural History Conference 2011 … The grand tradition continues!

April 6-9, 2011 in Albany, NY

http://www.eaglehill.us/NENHC_2011/NENHC2011

The list of session titles and moderator contact information has been updated.

Now accepting …

… abstracts for oral and poster presentations (students are welcome)

… proposals for workshops, field trips, and special sessions

… registrations

Plenary session … Is a National Biological Survey Achievable? A History of Past Attempts and Recent Advances in Technology and Collaboration

… By John Kartesz … Director, Biota of North America Program (BONAP)

… and Robert W Lichvar … Research Botanist, US Army Corps of Engineers; Director, National Wetland Plants List

Other highlights …

… Choose from among the many sessions that have so far been proposed (more pending).

… Participate in the Invasive Species Symposium.

… Participate in the Year of the Turtle Symposium.

… Join a tour(s) of the NY State Museum natural history departments.

… View the Focus on Nature exhibition of scientific natural history illustrations in the NYS Museum.

… Circulate and meet others during the Wednesday and Thursday buffet receptions.

… Stay for the Thursday evening field biologists musical jam session.

… Learn about and join the Association of Northeastern Biologists.

… Come to the Friday evening gala banquet dinner

… See a demonstration of how sheep and a sheepdog can help manage invasive plant species.

Consider printing and posting a flyer to help …

… http://www.eaglehill.us/publicity_flyers/NENHC-flyer.pdf

Northeast Natural History Conference 2011

Humboldt Field Research Institute

PO Box 9, 59 Eagle Hill Road, Steuben, ME 04680-0009 United States

anne@eaglehill.us

Phone: 207-546-2821, FAX: 207-546-3042

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