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- From: Wendy Thomson <wendy@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Mon, 13 Mar 2006 11:50:29 -0500
I have attached a copy of Second Announcement and Final Call for
Papers for the CLRA Annual Meeting and Conference - in case there
are interested CSEB members. Please note that the deadline for
the submission of abstracts HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO March 15, 2006.
Regards,
Bryan
__________Extended deadline for abstracts
March 15, 2006
Sub-Themes: Restoration & Remediation of Contaminated
Land/ Soil Remediation/ Site Assessment/ Habitat Establishment &
Biodiversity/ Evaluating Reclamation Success/ Surface &
Groundwater Improvement/ Phytoremediation/ Wetlands/ Stream
Restoration/ Innovative Technologies/ Policy & Permitting/
Other Related
CLRA/ACRSD 2006
Reclamation and Remediation: Policy to Practice
31st Annual Meeting of the Canadian Land Reclamation Association
and
9th Meeting of the International Affiliation of Land Reclamationists
August 20 - 23, 2006
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
August 20 – 23, 2006, Crowne Plaza Hotel
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Organizers
CLRA/ACRSD(www.clra.ca)
The Canadian Land Reclamation Association/
Association Canadienne de réhabilitation des sites
dégradés (CLRA/ACRSD) is a non-profit organization
that was incorporated in 1975.
The main objectives of CLRA/ACRSD are:
•To further knowledge and encourage investigation of
problems and solutions in land reclamation.
• To provide opportunities for those interested in and
concerned with land reclamation to meet and
exchange information, ideas and experience.
•To incorporate advances from research and practical
experience into land reclamation planning and practice.
•To encourage education in the field of land
reclamation.
•To provide awards for noteworthy achievements in the
field of land reclamation.
IALR
The IALR provides an international information
exchange network for sharing technology relating to the
reclamation of lands disturbed by mineral extraction and
processing. It is comprised of: American Society for
Mining and Reclamation (ASMR), British Land
Reclamation Society (BLRS), Minerals Council of
Australia and the China Land Reclamation Society.
The Venue
One of the most beautiful capitals in the world, Ottawa
enjoys the attributes of a major centre with the atmosphere
and charm of a smaller city. The conference will be held
at the Crowne Plaza hotel in downtown Ottawa. A
block of guest rooms has been reserved for the confer-
ence at a special conference rate of only $119 + taxes.
Rooms must be booked before July 28, 2006 to guarantee
this rate.
Call for Papers
Abstracts are sought on a variety of reclamation,
restoration and remediation topics including, but not
limited to:
•Mining
•Aggregates
•Oil & Gas
•Forestry
The deadline for submission of abstracts is March 1,
2006. Submissions should include contact name,
organization, address, phone and fax number and email
address. Abstracts should be limited to 300 words using
Times New Roman 12 font, and should preferably be
submitted electronically to CLRA2006@xxxxxxxxxxx in
MS Word 2003. Abstracts may also be forwarded via
mail or fax (see Contact Info).
Please indicate if your preference is for an oral or poster
presentation and if you wish to be considered for the
student competition (must meet eligibility).
Primary authors will be notified of acceptance by March
31, 2006. For those accepted, the deadline for camera
ready papers is June 30, 2006.
Program at a Glance
Saturday, Aug. 19th
•Whitewater rafting on the Ottawa River
•Guided tour of Gatineau Park
Sunday, Aug. 20th
•Shortcourses
•Guided tour of Gatineau Park
•Welcome reception
Monday, Aug. 21st
•Tradeshow
•Conference opening/technical sessions
•Ottawa River cruise
Tuesday, Aug. 22nd
•Tradeshow
•Technical sessions
•Conference banquet and awards
!
WWW.CLRA.CA
RECLAMATION AND REMEDIATION: POLICY TO PRACTICE
Abstract Deadline
March 1, 2006
Wednesday, Aug. 23rd
•Tradeshow
•Technical sessions
CLRA annual meeting
Thursday, Aug. 24th
•Field trip to Deloro mine site
Friday, Aug. 25th
•Field trip returns
Registration ($CAN)
Full Registration
•Members (CLRA, IALR, APAO)
•Early (prior to June 30) - $350.00
•Regular (after June 30) - $400.00
•Non-Members
Early (prior to June 30) - $450.00
Regular (after June 30) - $500.00
•Students- $100.00
Daily Rate
•Members - $150.00
•Non-members - $175.00
•Students - $100.00
Registration includes welcome reception, technical ses-
sions, coffee breaks, lunches and conference proceedings.
CLRA memberships are available for purchase for $50
upon registering, entitling you to the lower member rates.
Conference Sponsorship
There are a variety of sponsorship levels available, please
consult the conference website for more information.
(www.clra.ca/ialr2006/conference.htm)
Tradeshow
A limited number of exhibit booths will be available.
Rates:
•Premium - $1,200.00 (6 available)
•Regular - $850.00 (16 available)
See conference website for more details.
Conference Airline
Quote convention #CV060990when booking with
Air Canada to receive the conference discount (5-15%).
Student Competition
The competition is open to undergraduate and graduate
students currently enrolled at a recognized university/
community college and not employed full-timeoutside of
the school. Cash prizes will be awarded for best papers
and posters at undergraduate and graduate levels.
Proposed Field Trips
•Gatineau Park – Aug. 19/20
•Deloro Mine – Aug. 24/25
Proposed Short Courses
•Risk Based Decision Making for the Design of
Reclamation Projects
•Contaminated Sites Remediation Technology
Workshop
Other Conference Activities
•Whitewater rafting – Aug. 19 – ~ $130.00
•Ottawa River cruise – Aug. 21 – $10.00
Contact Information
Sharon Rowsome
Natural Resources Canada
555 Booth Street
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0G1
Phone: 613-992-2172
Fax: 613-996-9041
Email: CLRA2006@xxxxxxxxxxx
Important Dates
March 1, 2006: Abstract deadline
March 31, 2006:Notice of acceptance
June 30, 2006: Camera-ready manuscripts
due
June 30, 2006: Early registration deadline
August 19, 2006:Conference begins
Byward Market (credit Misty-Hovey)
WWW.CLRA.CA
RECLAMATION AND REMEDIATION: POLICY TO PRACTICE
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I have attached a copy of Second Announcement and Final Call for Papers for the CLRA Annual Meeting and Conference - in case there are interested CSEB members. Please note that the deadline for the submission of abstracts HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO March 15, 2006.
Regards,
Bryan
__________Extended deadline for abstracts March 15, 2006
Sub-Themes: Restoration & Remediation of Contaminated Land/ Soil Remediation/ Site Assessment/ Habitat Establishment & Biodiversity/ Evaluating Reclamation Success/ Surface & Groundwater Improvement/ Phytoremediation/ Wetlands/ Stream Restoration/ Innovative Technologies/ Policy & Permitting/
Other Related
CLRA/ACRSD 2006
Reclamation and Remediation: Policy to Practice
31st Annual Meeting of the Canadian Land Reclamation Association
and
9th Meeting of the International Affiliation of Land Reclamationists
August 20 - 23, 2006
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
August 20 – 23, 2006, Crowne Plaza Hotel Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
Organizers CLRA/ACRSD(www.clra.ca) The Canadian Land Reclamation Association/ Association Canadienne de réhabilitation des sites dégradés (CLRA/ACRSD) is a non-profit organization that was incorporated in 1975. The main objectives of CLRA/ACRSD are: •To further knowledge and encourage investigation of problems and solutions in land reclamation. • To provide opportunities for those interested in and concerned with land reclamation to meet and exchange information, ideas and experience. •To incorporate advances from research and practical experience into land reclamation planning and practice. •To encourage education in the field of land reclamation. •To provide awards for noteworthy achievements in the field of land reclamation.
IALR The IALR provides an international information exchange network for sharing technology relating to the reclamation of lands disturbed by mineral extraction and processing. It is comprised of: American Society for Mining and Reclamation (ASMR), British Land Reclamation Society (BLRS), Minerals Council of Australia and the China Land Reclamation Society.
The Venue One of the most beautiful capitals in the world, Ottawa enjoys the attributes of a major centre with the atmosphere and charm of a smaller city. The conference will be held at the Crowne Plaza hotel in downtown Ottawa. A block of guest rooms has been reserved for the confer- ence at a special conference rate of only $119 + taxes. Rooms must be booked before July 28, 2006 to guarantee this rate.
Call for Papers Abstracts are sought on a variety of reclamation, restoration and remediation topics including, but not limited to: •Mining •Aggregates •Oil & Gas •Forestry The deadline for submission of abstracts is March 1, 2006. Submissions should include contact name, organization, address, phone and fax number and email address. Abstracts should be limited to 300 words using Times New Roman 12 font, and should preferably be submitted electronically to CLRA2006@xxxxxxxxxxx in MS Word 2003. Abstracts may also be forwarded via mail or fax (see Contact Info). Please indicate if your preference is for an oral or poster presentation and if you wish to be considered for the student competition (must meet eligibility). Primary authors will be notified of acceptance by March 31, 2006. For those accepted, the deadline for camera ready papers is June 30, 2006.
Program at a Glance Saturday, Aug. 19th •Whitewater rafting on the Ottawa River •Guided tour of Gatineau Park Sunday, Aug. 20th •Shortcourses •Guided tour of Gatineau Park •Welcome reception Monday, Aug. 21st •Tradeshow •Conference opening/technical sessions •Ottawa River cruise Tuesday, Aug. 22nd •Tradeshow •Technical sessions •Conference banquet and awards ! WWW.CLRA.CA RECLAMATION AND REMEDIATION: POLICY TO PRACTICE
Abstract Deadline March 1, 2006
Wednesday, Aug. 23rd •Tradeshow •Technical sessions CLRA annual meeting
Thursday, Aug. 24th •Field trip to Deloro mine site
Friday, Aug. 25th •Field trip returns
Registration ($CAN) Full Registration •Members (CLRA, IALR, APAO) •Early (prior to June 30) - $350.00 •Regular (after June 30) - $400.00 •Non-Members Early (prior to June 30) - $450.00 Regular (after June 30) - $500.00 •Students- $100.00 Daily Rate •Members - $150.00 •Non-members - $175.00 •Students - $100.00 Registration includes welcome reception, technical ses- sions, coffee breaks, lunches and conference proceedings. CLRA memberships are available for purchase for $50 upon registering, entitling you to the lower member rates.
Conference Sponsorship There are a variety of sponsorship levels available, please consult the conference website for more information. (www.clra.ca/ialr2006/conference.htm)
Tradeshow A limited number of exhibit booths will be available. Rates: •Premium - $1,200.00 (6 available) •Regular - $850.00 (16 available) See conference website for more details.
Conference Airline Quote convention #CV060990when booking with Air Canada to receive the conference discount (5-15%).
Student Competition The competition is open to undergraduate and graduate students currently enrolled at a recognized university/ community college and not employed full-timeoutside of the school. Cash prizes will be awarded for best papers and posters at undergraduate and graduate levels.
Proposed Field Trips •Gatineau Park – Aug. 19/20 •Deloro Mine – Aug. 24/25 Proposed Short Courses •Risk Based Decision Making for the Design of Reclamation Projects •Contaminated Sites Remediation Technology Workshop
Other Conference Activities •Whitewater rafting – Aug. 19 – ~ $130.00 •Ottawa River cruise – Aug. 21 – $10.00
Contact Information Sharon Rowsome Natural Resources Canada 555 Booth Street Ottawa, Ontario K1A 0G1 Phone: 613-992-2172 Fax: 613-996-9041 Email: CLRA2006@xxxxxxxxxxx
Important Dates March 1, 2006: Abstract deadline March 31, 2006:Notice of acceptance June 30, 2006: Camera-ready manuscripts due June 30, 2006: Early registration deadline August 19, 2006:Conference begins Byward Market (credit Misty-Hovey)
WWW.CLRA.CA RECLAMATION AND REMEDIATION: POLICY TO PRACTICE