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June 2011 Conference Calendar

Wow! June is here, and we’ve turned the corner from spring to summer!   Enjoy!

SER Sponsored Events

SER 2011 World Conference on Ecological Restoration

The Society for Ecological Restoration (SER) will hold its 4th World Conference on Ecological Restoration, "Re-establishing the Link between Nature and Culture," in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico from August 21-25, 2011. SER2011 will bring together experts from around the world to demonstrate how ecological restoration, when conducted using sound scientific methods and a holistic ecosystem approach, can serve as a tool to re-establish the connections between nature and culture and foster global stability by integrating the social, economic and ecological dimensions of human existence.

Delegates will include practitioners, researchers, planners/managers, students and volunteers with backgrounds in earth sciences, landscape architecture, ecological engineering, natural resource management, public policy, economics, indigenous cultures and community-based activities.

  • Date: August 21–25, 2011
  • Location: Merida, Yucatan, Mexico
  • Sponsor(s): Society for Ecological Restoration
  • Website: www.ser2011.org

Conferences (in chronological order)

Massachusetts Division of Ecological Restoration 2011 Rivers and Wetlands Months

MAY IS WETLANDS MONTH, and JUNE IS RIVERS MONTH! This calendar, covering river-and wetland related events in Massachusetts from Saturday, April 30th to Monday, July 4th, has been compiled by the Mass. Department of Fish and Game’s Division of Ecological Restoration (DER) to provide you with the opportunity to participate in events in, on, along and about the rivers and wetlands of the Commonwealth.

Take this opportunity to invite your friends, family, local leaders, legislators, and/or a favorite reporter to clean up, paddle, protect, enjoy and celebrate your favorite rivers, streams, salt marshes and freshwater wetlands, or experience new ones. Get some healthful exercise in and/or along the Commonwealth’s many scenic waterways and marshes.

Website: http://www.mass.gov/dfwele/der/newsletters/rivrwetmonth_calendar2011.htm

Eco-structural Landscape Restoration

This seminar is designed to bring a combination of new techniques, traditional concepts (European), and new ideas and materials together for the serious ER site planner. A more detailed description can be found at http://www.eaglehill.us/programs/nhs/seminar-flyer-pdfs/Munro%20Eco.pdf

  • Dates: July 17-23
  • Location: Steuben Maine
  • Sponsor: Humboldt Field Research Institute
  • Contact: Anne - office@eaglehill.us 207-546-2821 x 2
  • Website: eaglehill.us

Integrated Ecological Restoration of Rivers and Streams

This seminar/workshop is designed to dig deeply into the concepts of waterway restoration from the broader ecological context and in the mode of Ecological Restoration. A more detailed description can be found at http://www.eaglehill.us/programs/nhs/seminar-flyerpdfs/Munro%20Rivers.pdf

Society for Ecological Restoration International, New England Chapter

  • Dates: July 24-30
  • Location: Steuben Maine
  • Sponsor: Humboldt Field Research Institute
  • Contact: Anne - office@eaglehill.us 207-546-2821 x 2
  • Website: eaglehill.us

4th National Conference on Ecosystem Restoration

The purpose of NCER is to provide an interactive forum for physical, biological and social scientists, engineers, resource managers, planners and policy makers to share their experiences and research results concerning large-scale ecosystem restoration on both national and international levels.

The conference is designed to bring together scientists and engineers, policy makers, planners and partners who are actively involved in or affected by all aspects of ecosystem restoration regardless of project or program size. Participants will interact in an interdisciplinary setting to summarize and review cutting edge science, to create and maintain effective partnerships, and to leverage resources. Individuals interested in planning and management activities such as setting goals, objectives and performance measures by which to measure success should be sure to attend. Participation by federal, state and local agencies, tribal governments, NGO's, private companies, water resource engineers and managers, environmental consultants, policy makers, scientists, researchers, modelers, environmental interest groups and students has been the hallmark of past NCERs and will continue in NCER 2011.

Quantifying Ecosystem Services of Restored Tidal Marshes

This workshop provides hands-on use of different functional assessment tools to evaluate a variety of ecosystem services provided by natural, impaired and restored salt marshes. We will compare and contrast a variety of intensive and rapid assessment methods. Workshop techniques can and should be applied in planning, habitat management and restoration projects. This seminar is comprised of 5 intensive days combining field and classroom/lab instruction. Participants are encouraged to bring their own case studies.  A more detailed description can be found at http://www.eaglehill.us/programs/nhs/seminar-flyerpdfs/Adamowicz.pdf

  • Dates: August 7-13
  • Location: Steuben Maine
  • Sponsor: Humboldt Field Research Institute
  • Contact: Anne - office@eaglehill.us 207-546-2821 x 2
  • Website: eaglehill.us

News & Information

Check out SERI’s Global Restoration Network for a searchable database of environmental restoration projects and a listings of restoration-related conferences: http://www.globalrestorationnetwork.org/

Becoming a SER – New England Chapter member: Please visit the SERI website at: http://www.ser.org/join.asp to become a member! We have a rolling membership, and have a variety of membership levels that you can choose between. To sign up for the New England Chapter, select New England/US in the SER Chapter Affiliation section. It’s that easy!

Attention all New England employers: The Society for Ecological Restoration International - New

England Chapter (SER- NE) has created the Job Listing Marketplace. Job postings and requests to be on this e-mail announcement list should be sent to april.moulaert@gmail.com. Note that this is a free service of SER-NE. SER-NE assumes no responsibility for accuracy of listings.

Submit future CALENDAR items to SER-NE Secretary, Sarah Watts Sarah.Watts@tetratech.com at least one month prior to the event. The preferred format for Calendar submissions includes the following items: Conference Title; Brief description; Date; Time; Location; Sponsor(s); Contact

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