The 2008 Tribal Habitat Conference is a mere three weeks away! The program highlights and reflects the important work of the tribal habitat community. Our conference looks at examples of our tribal work and the wave of progress created by tribal coordinated efforts, hence our theme: "Riding the wave to the future".
Please delay no further, register ; Reserve your room NOW by calling 1-888-461-2214. Our block of rooms are now available for registration until May 9th, so take advantage of the savings NOW.
Please attend to witness first hand the great work that Indian Country is doing for our Seventh Generation!
PARTICIPATE, share if you can. If you have anything that you would like to highlight that your tribe is doing in protecting and restoring your habitat, please contact us now. We have plenty of quality time and room to present posters of your projects, so delay no further in contacting Osa Odum (360) 438-1181 ext. 371 for details and to reserve your space. Send him an abstract of your poster for our Conference Packets.
Those of you that are participating in this years conference, please send your abstracts to me as soon as possible and let us know if we need to tweak any of your information on the agenda. We will be printing up materials for the packets soon and would like to include your information in the packets and in the materials that we will be providing to you post-conference.
The Northwest Indian Fisheries Commission is proud to announce the 2008 Annual Tribal Habitat Conference May 22-23. The conference will be hosted by the Quinault Indian Nation at the Quinault Beach Resort and Casino in Ocean Shores, Washington.
This conference provides an opportunity for Tribes to exchange ideas and gain a "big picture" perspective and appreciation of each tribe's contribution to the challenge of habitat protection and recovery. It is a forum by which we can collectively chart our progress and more effectively plan future habitat priorities.
The first day of the conference will focus on guest speakers and presenters. Day two will be a workshop presented by the USGS Washington Water Science Center.
We are in the early stages of planning at this time. We invite your ideas for this year’s theme, topics, and speakers. In addition, we will be hosting a poster session. Please think about projects you would like to showcase at the event to share this with us.
More information on the 2008 Habitat Conference will follow shortly.
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Conference Planning CommitteePlease send questions, suggestions, etc. to:
Darrell Phare
2008 Tribal Habitat Conference Coordinator
dwphare (at) msn.com
360 756-7519 Office and Fax
360 510-6430 Cell