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The Partnership For The Delaware Estuary is now accepting registrations for the 2025 Science and Environmental Summit to be held February 11-12 in Wilmington, Delaware.
This year's meeting will feature sessions like Living Resources, Sediment Material Management, Climate Change, and more!
The central format is that of a conventional scientific meeting with abstracts, presentations and peer review Q&A.
While the focus is on the watershed of the Delaware River and Bay, presentations are welcome from other areas if they help to inform our understanding of this system.
Since 2005, the goal of this biennial Summit has been to bring together scientists, managers, restoration practitioners, and educators from different sectors to share the latest scientific information, network, and make ecological linkages that promote a better understanding of the watershed as a whole.
Click Here to register and for more information.
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[Posted: November 14, 2024]
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