MT Watershed Coordination Council Biennial Symposium, Missoula MT

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MWCC Symposium 2015

 

MWCC-AWRA Logos

 

Mark your calendar for October 6th-9th in Missoula, MT!

This year, the biennial MWCC Symposium will be a Joint Fall Meeting with Montana Watershed Coordination Council (MWCC) and Montana chapter of American Water Resources Association (AWRA). Scientists want to do relevant work and water managers want to work on projects that are supported by good scientific information. There are examples of this around Montana, and we want to highlight them. Partners are also offering a capacity building workshop on the Tuesday preceding the symposium.

For more information about the joint meeting, visit the Montana chapter of AWRA’s website found here.
To reserve a room at the Holiday Inn Downtown Missoula, click here. If the block of rooms is fully booked, there are other hotels nearby that have the state rate.

Stipends have been made possible through our generous event sponsors. Complete and return the Symposium Stipend Request Form

Interested in becoming a sponsor for this event? Learn about our sponsorship opportunities.

If you have questions, please contact Adam Sigler (MWCC Water Committee Chair) or Erin Farris-Olsen (MWCC Executive Director) with questions.

 

Schedule at a Glance

 

 

 


Capacity Building Workshop
AWRA-MWCC Joint Meeting
Detailed Agenda
October 5th – October 6th
Wednesday
October 7th
Thursday
October 8th
Friday
October 9th
Registration $75
(Closes September 18th)
Early Bird Registration $135
Late Registration $160
Morning

Organizational Capacity Building for Successful Community-Based Conservation

 

Detailed Agenda for Workshop

 

Hosted adjacent to joint meeting by partners Sustainable Northwest, the Blackfoot Challenge, and Future West with support from the Brainard Foundation

For more information about this workshop, clickhere.

Integrating Science and Management for Restoration Success: Past, Present, and Future

Keynote Talks:

1) Eloise Kendy

Just Add Water:
Historic Return of the Colorado River to its Delta in the US and Mexico

2) Doug Jackson-Smith

Connecting the Dots:
Bringing People into Research, Policy, and Water Management

Climate and Water Talk Session
Water Issues and Management Talk Session
Surface Water Talk Session
Water Issues and Management Talk Session
Afternoon
Field Trip ($30)
Dynamic River Systems:
Development, Restoration, and Geomorphology
Integrating Water Resource Management Talk Session
Groundwater Talk Session
Watershed Funding Opportunities
Water Quality Talk Session
Riparian Restoration & Dynamics Talk Session
Evening
Hydrophile 3mile-5K Run/Walk

 

Social time at Tamarack Brewery

Poster Session

 

Banquet ($30)

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