Charlotte Harbor Watershed Summit

February 14-17, 2005

Registration Form

No registration fee will be charged for participation in the Charlotte Harbor Watershed Summit 2005; however, we do ask that you register using the online form provided to help in planning of this event. Thank you.

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1) Who is being registered to attend the Charlotte Harbor Watershed Summit?

Name

Title

Organization

Street Address

Address (cont.)

City

State/Province

Zip/Postal Code

Work Phone

FAX

E-mail

2) Are you a . . .

speaker?

sponsor?

3) Please check the sessions you plan to attend.

Monday, February 14, 2005: Myakka River Watershed Conference– To develop a common understanding of the Myakka River environment.

ALL DAY (and would like to eat lunch)

ALL DAY (but would NOT like to eat lunch)

Morning Session (and don't expect to stay for lunch)

Afternoon Session (and don't expect to arrive early enough for lunch)

Tuesday, February 15, 2005: Transferring Science to Resource Management

• Identifying Potential Environmental Issues

• Transferring Monitoring and Research Results to Management

ALL DAY (and would like to eat lunch)

ALL DAY (but would NOT like to eat lunch)

Morning Session (and don't expect to stay for lunch)

Afternoon Session (and don't expect to arrive early enough for lunch)

Evening Reception (limited to 90 passengers)

Wednesday, February 16, 2005: Transferring Science to Resource Management

• Transferring Monitoring and Research Results (cont)

• Use of Environmental Indicators to Monitor and Improve Management

ALL DAY (and would like to eat lunch)

ALL DAY (but would NOT like to eat lunch)

Morning Session (and don't expect to stay for lunch)

Afternoon Session (and don't expect to arrive early enough for lunch)

Thursday, February 17, 2005: Transferring Science to Resource Management

• Accounting for the Variability in Nature

• Applying Monitoring and Research Results to Models as a Tool for Better Management

ALL DAY (and would like to eat lunch)

ALL DAY (but would NOT like to eat lunch)

Morning Session (and don't expect to stay for lunch)

Afternoon Session (and don't expect to arrive early enough for lunch)