[Flood-Control] National Watershed Coalition Announces 14th National Conference and Partner Summit
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*TEXAS STATE SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION BOARD*
<https://www.tsswcb.texas.gov/>
The National Watershed Coalition (NWC) has announced the 14th National
Watershed Conference and National Watershed Program Partner Summit,
which will be held at the Worthington Renaissance Fort Worth Hotel in
downtown Ft. Worth, Texas on May 17-20, 2015.
The event is being presented in partnership with the Texas Association
of Watershed Sponsors, Texas State Soil and Water Conservation Board,
Texas Association of Conservation Districts, Tarrant Regional Water
District, and the USDA Texas Natural Resources Conservation Service.The
conference will address both current and future water resource issues
related to conservation, management, water quality and flood protection
on a watershed scale.
The 2015 program will highlight opportunities for combining resources
from the portfolio of complimentary programs such as the USDA Natural
Resources Conservation Service's Environmental Quality Incentives
Program, Chesapeake Bay Initiative, Mississippi River Basin Initiative,
Regional Conservation Partnership Program or EPA's 319 efforts to meet
watershed management goals. The goal of the conference program committee
is to provide a blend of presentations that address efforts to create
safe, productive as well as healthy watersheds using a wide variety of
resources.
The NWC's program committee is currently soliciting for abstracts of
presentations that address USDA Watershed Program specific concerns.The
committee will give special consideration to abstracts that address
several emphasis areas:
* Expanding Watershed Services and the Regional Conservation
Partnership Program
* Achieving water quality and quantity management strategies for the
future through expanded partnerships
* Utilizing Watershed Program benefits to mitigate the impacts of
changing climate
* Taking program opportunity and O&M performance to the next level
* Design and finance alternatives for aging USDA Watershed Program
infrastructure
All accepted papers will be eligible for publication in the conference
proceedings. Abstracts should be a 400 word or less description of your
presentation. Electronic copies must be submitted in Microsoft Word
format. Include your name, complete mailing address, telephone number,
fax number, and e-mail address with your abstract and e-mail to: Dan A.
Sebert, Ph.D. at nwchdqtrs at sbcglobal.net. Abstract deadline is January
16, 2015.
Abstracts will not be returned. Notification of accepted abstracts will
start in February 2015. If your abstract is accepted, your full paper is
due April 13, 2015. Maximum length of your final manuscripts is 6,000
words, about 9 pages. Questions concerning presentation categories and
potential topics of interest may be directed to nwchdqtrs at sbcglobal.net.
Presenters are responsible for providing their own conference travel,
registration and other related expenses.
Additional abstract, sponsorship, exhibitor, and registration
information is available at the following links:
http://www.watershedcoalition.org/
NWC Conference Announcement
<https://www.tsswcb.texas.gov/files/docs/NWC%20Conference%20Announcement.pdf>
Call for Papers
<https://www.tsswcb.texas.gov/files/docs/Call%20for%20Papers.pdf>
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