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8 The Future of the Salish Sea: A Call to Action Start: 02/08/2009 8:00 am You are invited to participate in the 2009 Puget Sound Georgia Basin Ecosystem Conference, February. 8-11, 2009 at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center in Seattle. Puget Soung Georgia Basin Ecosystem Conference Start: 02/08/2009 10:00 am The Future of the Salish Sea: A Call to Action http://depts.washington.edu/uwconf/psgb/ The biennial Puget Sound Georgia Basin Ecosystem Conference is the largest, most comprehensive scientific research and policy conference in the Salish Sea region. The 2009 conference, hosted by the Puget Sound Partnership and Environment Canada, will build upon the experience of previous conferences by connecting scientific research and management techniques to priorities for meaningful action. Mark your calendar for the 2009 conference in Seattle, Washington, and be sure not to miss this unprecedented opportunity! Who Should Attend Scientists Policymakers Coast Salish Tribes and First Nations Resource managers Business leaders Elected officials Non-profit organizations Educators and students Concerned citizens The 2009 conference theme is The Future of the Salish Sea: A Call to Action. Since 2003, the conference has moved from chronicling science research to exploring the science/policy interface. The 2009 conference theme captures this progression from sound science to informed action. Conference participants will have the opportunity to apply shared knowledge by developing priorities and a commitment to post-conference engagement. Conference sub-themes include: Air Quality & Climate Change Ecosystem Management Strategies and Techniques Habitat, Land Use, and Species Marine & Freshwater Resources Important Dates: October 10, 2008 Abstract Submissions Due November 10, 2008 Authors notified November 13, 2008 Conference registration opens January 9, 2009 Early registration forms and fees due February 8-11, 2009 Conference Conference objectives: To promote a sense of place in the Salish Sea, irrespective of political borders To INFORM participants about current scientific research and management techniques in the Salish Sea and to MOTIVATE participants to ENGAGE in needed research and actions To foster collaboration and understanding between scientists and policy makers To transfer knowledge about successes and challenges of ecosystem management activities To identify priority research and management approaches and foster a commitment to action	9 The Future of the Salish Sea: A Call to Action all day You are invited to participate in the 2009 Puget Sound Georgia Basin Ecosystem Conference, February. 8-11, 2009 at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center in Seattle. Puget Soung Georgia Basin Ecosystem Conference all day The Future of the Salish Sea: A Call to Action http://depts.washington.edu/uwconf/psgb/ The biennial Puget Sound Georgia Basin Ecosystem Conference is the largest, most comprehensive scientific research and policy conference in the Salish Sea region. The 2009 conference, hosted by the Puget Sound Partnership and Environment Canada, will build upon the experience of previous conferences by connecting scientific research and management techniques to priorities for meaningful action. Mark your calendar for the 2009 conference in Seattle, Washington, and be sure not to miss this unprecedented opportunity! Who Should Attend Scientists Policymakers Coast Salish Tribes and First Nations Resource managers Business leaders Elected officials Non-profit organizations Educators and students Concerned citizens The 2009 conference theme is The Future of the Salish Sea: A Call to Action. Since 2003, the conference has moved from chronicling science research to exploring the science/policy interface. The 2009 conference theme captures this progression from sound science to informed action. Conference participants will have the opportunity to apply shared knowledge by developing priorities and a commitment to post-conference engagement. Conference sub-themes include: Air Quality & Climate Change Ecosystem Management Strategies and Techniques Habitat, Land Use, and Species Marine & Freshwater Resources Important Dates: October 10, 2008 Abstract Submissions Due November 10, 2008 Authors notified November 13, 2008 Conference registration opens January 9, 2009 Early registration forms and fees due February 8-11, 2009 Conference Conference objectives: To promote a sense of place in the Salish Sea, irrespective of political borders To INFORM participants about current scientific research and management techniques in the Salish Sea and to MOTIVATE participants to ENGAGE in needed research and actions To foster collaboration and understanding between scientists and policy makers To transfer knowledge about successes and challenges of ecosystem management activities To identify priority research and management approaches and foster a commitment to action 6th International Congress of Geomatics 2009 in Cuba Start: 02/09/2009 11:00 am Topics: 1. Education and training in geomatics. 2. Geodesy. 3. Digital cartography. 4. Remote sensing. 5. Geographical information systems. 6. Spatial data infrastructures.	10 The Future of the Salish Sea: A Call to Action all day You are invited to participate in the 2009 Puget Sound Georgia Basin Ecosystem Conference, February. 8-11, 2009 at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center in Seattle. Puget Soung Georgia Basin Ecosystem Conference all day The Future of the Salish Sea: A Call to Action http://depts.washington.edu/uwconf/psgb/ The biennial Puget Sound Georgia Basin Ecosystem Conference is the largest, most comprehensive scientific research and policy conference in the Salish Sea region. The 2009 conference, hosted by the Puget Sound Partnership and Environment Canada, will build upon the experience of previous conferences by connecting scientific research and management techniques to priorities for meaningful action. Mark your calendar for the 2009 conference in Seattle, Washington, and be sure not to miss this unprecedented opportunity! Who Should Attend Scientists Policymakers Coast Salish Tribes and First Nations Resource managers Business leaders Elected officials Non-profit organizations Educators and students Concerned citizens The 2009 conference theme is The Future of the Salish Sea: A Call to Action. Since 2003, the conference has moved from chronicling science research to exploring the science/policy interface. The 2009 conference theme captures this progression from sound science to informed action. Conference participants will have the opportunity to apply shared knowledge by developing priorities and a commitment to post-conference engagement. Conference sub-themes include: Air Quality & Climate Change Ecosystem Management Strategies and Techniques Habitat, Land Use, and Species Marine & Freshwater Resources Important Dates: October 10, 2008 Abstract Submissions Due November 10, 2008 Authors notified November 13, 2008 Conference registration opens January 9, 2009 Early registration forms and fees due February 8-11, 2009 Conference Conference objectives: To promote a sense of place in the Salish Sea, irrespective of political borders To INFORM participants about current scientific research and management techniques in the Salish Sea and to MOTIVATE participants to ENGAGE in needed research and actions To foster collaboration and understanding between scientists and policy makers To transfer knowledge about successes and challenges of ecosystem management activities To identify priority research and management approaches and foster a commitment to action 6th International Congress of Geomatics 2009 in Cuba all day Topics: 1. Education and training in geomatics. 2. Geodesy. 3. Digital cartography. 4. Remote sensing. 5. Geographical information systems. 6. Spatial data infrastructures. Map World Forum Start: 02/10/2009 7:00 am GIS Development is pleased to announce the dates of second Map World Forum scheduled for February 10 - 13, 2009 in Hyderabad, India. We will appreciate if you can post the press release on your website/ezine/publication and spread the word about the Global Congress where Geospatial Technologists will meet with experts from various other fields to deliberate on creating a Sustainable Planet Earth.	11 The Future of the Salish Sea: A Call to Action Start: 02/08/2009 8:00 am End: 02/11/2009 3:00 pm You are invited to participate in the 2009 Puget Sound Georgia Basin Ecosystem Conference, February. 8-11, 2009 at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center in Seattle. Puget Soung Georgia Basin Ecosystem Conference Start: 02/08/2009 10:00 am End: 02/11/2009 10:00 pm The Future of the Salish Sea: A Call to Action http://depts.washington.edu/uwconf/psgb/ The biennial Puget Sound Georgia Basin Ecosystem Conference is the largest, most comprehensive scientific research and policy conference in the Salish Sea region. The 2009 conference, hosted by the Puget Sound Partnership and Environment Canada, will build upon the experience of previous conferences by connecting scientific research and management techniques to priorities for meaningful action. Mark your calendar for the 2009 conference in Seattle, Washington, and be sure not to miss this unprecedented opportunity! Who Should Attend Scientists Policymakers Coast Salish Tribes and First Nations Resource managers Business leaders Elected officials Non-profit organizations Educators and students Concerned citizens The 2009 conference theme is The Future of the Salish Sea: A Call to Action. Since 2003, the conference has moved from chronicling science research to exploring the science/policy interface. The 2009 conference theme captures this progression from sound science to informed action. Conference participants will have the opportunity to apply shared knowledge by developing priorities and a commitment to post-conference engagement. Conference sub-themes include: Air Quality & Climate Change Ecosystem Management Strategies and Techniques Habitat, Land Use, and Species Marine & Freshwater Resources Important Dates: October 10, 2008 Abstract Submissions Due November 10, 2008 Authors notified November 13, 2008 Conference registration opens January 9, 2009 Early registration forms and fees due February 8-11, 2009 Conference Conference objectives: To promote a sense of place in the Salish Sea, irrespective of political borders To INFORM participants about current scientific research and management techniques in the Salish Sea and to MOTIVATE participants to ENGAGE in needed research and actions To foster collaboration and understanding between scientists and policy makers To transfer knowledge about successes and challenges of ecosystem management activities To identify priority research and management approaches and foster a commitment to action 6th International Congress of Geomatics 2009 in Cuba all day Topics: 1. Education and training in geomatics. 2. Geodesy. 3. Digital cartography. 4. Remote sensing. 5. Geographical information systems. 6. Spatial data infrastructures. Map World Forum all day GIS Development is pleased to announce the dates of second Map World Forum scheduled for February 10 - 13, 2009 in Hyderabad, India. We will appreciate if you can post the press release on your website/ezine/publication and spread the word about the Global Congress where Geospatial Technologists will meet with experts from various other fields to deliberate on creating a Sustainable Planet Earth.	12 6th International Congress of Geomatics 2009 in Cuba all day Topics: 1. Education and training in geomatics. 2. Geodesy. 3. Digital cartography. 4. Remote sensing. 5. Geographical information systems. 6. Spatial data infrastructures. Map World Forum all day GIS Development is pleased to announce the dates of second Map World Forum scheduled for February 10 - 13, 2009 in Hyderabad, India. We will appreciate if you can post the press release on your website/ezine/publication and spread the word about the Global Congress where Geospatial Technologists will meet with experts from various other fields to deliberate on creating a Sustainable Planet Earth.	13 6th International Congress of Geomatics 2009 in Cuba Start: 02/09/2009 11:00 am End: 02/13/2009 11:00 am Topics: 1. Education and training in geomatics. 2. Geodesy. 3. Digital cartography. 4. Remote sensing. 5. Geographical information systems. 6. Spatial data infrastructures. Map World Forum Start: 02/10/2009 7:00 am End: 02/13/2009 7:00 pm GIS Development is pleased to announce the dates of second Map World Forum scheduled for February 10 - 13, 2009 in Hyderabad, India. We will appreciate if you can post the press release on your website/ezine/publication and spread the word about the Global Congress where Geospatial Technologists will meet with experts from various other fields to deliberate on creating a Sustainable Planet Earth.	14

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