Looking for deals and incentives these days?
The 2010 Wisconsin Lakes Convention will be the
perfect educational venue to find the answers to all
your lake related questions, participate in hands on
workshops, and network with experts in the field all
in one place for one low price. Speaking of
low price, the cost for this event has not gone up
in three years! That's right, register before
the Early Bird Deadline of
March 8, 2010 for only $165. Get three
days packed full of:
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Waterfront History, Policy and Regulation
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Updates to NR 115
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Water Quality and Ecological Health
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Research on Shorelands & Shallows
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Economics of Shoreland Management
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The Land & Water Interface
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Human Dimensions of Shorelands & Shallows
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Lake Organization Capacity Building
Other
important issues and topics, including shoreland
restoration, basic limnology, and trainings for lake
district commissioners, Clean Boats Clean Waters and
Citizen Lake Monitoring Network volunteers will also
be offered.
Speaker Highlights
Internationally recognized restoration
ecologist, Steven I. Apfelbaum will be joining
us in Green Bay to discuss his new book,
Nature's Second Chance:
Restoring the Ecology of Stone Prairie Farm
(referred to as the 21st century sequel to the
best-selling classic A Sand
County Almanac). Steven is founder,
president and senior ecologist of
Applied Ecological Services, and is among
the best-known world leaders in ecological
system restoration, conservation development and
the restoration of hydrology.
Fred Rozumalski, an ecologist and landscape
architect in the water resources division of
Barr Engineering, will join us to discuss
techniques to incorporate the aesthetic of
neatness into our lakeshore restorations, while
preserving the native landscape.
Special guest Tim Bedore, comedian and radio
commentary of Vague but True
www.vaguebuttrue.com will be an added value.
Please join us at the end of March to learn how each
one of us can help
protect the shorelands and shallows of our natural
beauties, Wisconsin's lakes.
