Register Now for NatureServe's Biodiversity Without Boundaries

Join NatureServe in the charm of downtown Baltimore, April 14-18, 2013, for 
Biodiversity Without Boundaries 2013! From scientists, natural resource 
managers, and environmental consultants to planners, environmental advocates, 
and corporate and public policy-makers, BWB participants come together to 
present, explore, and address urgent and emerging conservation issues and 
solutions:
*             the science behind the pressing problems
*             the information and expertise needed to direct decisions
*             the tools and methods for setting priorities, planning and taking 
action, and monitoring and tracking progress toward goals
*             the lessons learned from conservation success, collaboration, and 
network approaches

The agenda features over 100 interactive workshops, panels, and plenaries. 
Highlights include:
*             The Landscape Conservation Symposium hosted by USGS and 
NatureServe featuring representatives from U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and 
its Landscape Conservation Cooperatives, USDA NRCS, and the National Park 
Service
*             Advances in documenting at-risk status of ecosystems, ecosystem 
classification and mapping, and a half-day track on ecosystem services
*             Climate change sessions including tools for coastal climate 
change vulnerability assessment and planning, and methods for assessing 
vulnerability to climate change for communities, species, and ecosystems
*             A regional track focusing on biodiversity science and climate 
change adaptation in the  Chesapeake Bay watershed
*             A half-day program featuring a roundtable discussion on coastal 
and marine strategy and a workshop applying the standard for classifying 
coastal and marine ecosystems.
*             An outstanding array of field trips-whether you're a bog-turtler 
or botanizer-to Parkers Creek, Poplar Island, Blackwater National Wildlife 
Refuge, Soldiers Delight, and the National Aquarium.

Take advantage of early bird rates before March 1. Visit www.natureserve.org to 
register or contact [email protected], 703-908-1803.

Biodiversity Without Boundaries would not be possible without the support of 
our event sponsors:
ExxonMobil; Chevron; The Nature Conservancy; Keller Benefit Services; Mullen, 
Sondberg, Winbash, & Stone; The Virginia Department of Conservation and 
Recreation; and Rite in the Rain.

To learn more about sponsorships, exhibitor packages, and about other support 
opportunities, contact NatureServe's director of development, Erin Chen, at 
703-908-1841, [email protected]
Biodiversity Without Boundaries 2013 is co-hosted by the Maryland Natural 
Heritage Program, a division of the Department of Natural Resources.

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