The Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University is now accepting abstracts for presentations and registrations for the Delaware Watershed Research Conference to be held November 19 at the Academy, 1900 Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

The deadline for abstracts is September 30.

The Research Conference is a component of the Academy of Natural Sciences’ initiative to encourage novel research throughout the Delaware River Watershed and to foster collaboration among the growing research community.

This gathering will serve as a platform for experts in their respective disciplines to discuss the state of watershed research, particularly within the Delaware River Watershed, toward answering management and conservation questions.

Topics will range from environmental monitoring, novel research, and ecological modeling, to economic, social, and political effects and implications.

The Academy encourages anyone doing research within the Delaware River Basin to register and submit a poster or oral presentation.

Email Allison Stoklosa at ams844@drexel.edu for questions and abstract submissions.

Registration

Registration is $40 for professionals. Undergraduate and graduate student registrations are free this year. Fees for Academy staff and Delaware Watershed Research Fund/Drexel Watershed Consortium grantees are covered for this conference, however registration is required for all attendees.

Click Here to register.

For all the details, visit the Delaware Watershed Research Conference webpage.

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