[cseblist] Re: ACTION REQUIRED - 2010 CSEB Conference planning - Ontario members input!
- From: "Fred Granek" <fgranek@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <wendy@xxxxxxxxxxx>, "CSEB LISTS LISTS" <cseblist@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 6 Jun 2010 10:55:24 -0400
You may wish to consider the MOE's toxics reduction act, the green energy act,
and the new water conservation legislation. I realize that these topics don't
fit within the conventional resource management "box", however any and all of
these will have direct and indirect implications for ecosystem protection.
Fred Granek Vice President Sustainability, Ontario Centre for Environmental
Technology Advancement (OCETA), and Executive Director, Canadian Centre for
Pollution Prevention (C2P2) T: (905) 822-4133 Ext 224; Cell (416) 723-4873; F:
(905) 822-3558; fgranek@xxxxxxxxxxx & fred@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Please consider the
environment before printing this e-mail
________________________________
From: cseblist-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx on behalf of Wendy Thomson
Sent: Sun 6/6/2010 10:48 AM
To: CSEB LISTS LISTS
Subject: [cseblist] ACTION REQUIRED - 2010 CSEB Conference planning - Ontario
members input!
Hello all
We are planning to hold the 2010 CSEB AGM and annual conference in Ontario in
the fall and are looking for quick input from you on potential conference
topics. Here is what we have brainstormed so far - if you have any other ideas
or comments on the below please let us know by Friday June 11th!
1. Species Conservation - the Boreal Forest Agreement, species at risk,
invasive species.
2. Oil and water - hot topic right now
3. mining waste regulations
4. Canadian environmental assessments and biodiversity - the 7 year review of
the act. How well does the act consider biodiversity? Is biodiversity
adequately considered in environmental assessments? Integration of biodiversity
into environmental assessments - case studies. An "early look at the proposed
changes".
One thing to keep in mind is to choose a theme or topics that will attract
corporate sponsors and attendance of member and non-member biologists and
others interested in natural resource management issues.
thanks
Wendy
***********************************
Check our webpage for more information:
//www.freelists.org/cgi-bin/webpage?webpage_id=eblist
Other related posts:
