NCER - National Conference on Ecosystem Restoration

01/09/2020

2020 Microbiology Training

09/16/2019

Call for Abstracts: 13th Int'l Symposium on Biogeochemistry of Wetlands

02/26/2019

GEER 2019 Reminder Register by This Friday (March 1) and save $45!

01/23/2019

New UF/IFAS Training 2019

01/10/2019

GEER 2019 Still Accepting Poster Abstracts

12/17/2018

Final Reminder: GEER 2019 Abstracts Due Tomorrow (December 18)

12/03/2018

GEER 2019 Reminder: Abstracts Due THIS FRIDAY December 7

10/10/2018

GEER 2019 Call for Abstracts Due Friday, December 7

09/10/2018

URGENT: GEER 2019 Session Proposals DUE This Thursday (September 12)

09/06/2018

REMINDER: Session Proposals Due Next Thursday (September 12) for GEER 2019

08/14/2018

Garret Graves to give Thursday Plenary Presentation at NCER 2018!

08/01/2018

There's still time to Become a Sponsor and Register for NCER 2018!

07/17/2018

Last Chance - Today is the Deadline to Get the Discounted fee for NCER 2018!

07/11/2018

Register for NCER 2018 by July 17 and save $45, and be sure to book your reservation at t...

07/10/2018

GEER 2019 Call for Session Proposals and Sponsorship Support

06/11/2018

Great article from "Restoring An 'Economic Engine' -- Why Green ROI Models Are Important."

Look forward to discussions like this at the upcoming Conference!

http://bit.ly/Restoration_ROI

The tremendous power of thriving trees and flourishing natural habitats to combat global warming is not a new revelation. However, the ability to measure and monetize the return on investment (ROI) and social return on investment (SROI) of ecosystem restoration is a new concept taking root.

05/18/2018

NCER 2018 Early Bird Registration Discount EXPIRES TODAY!

05/16/2018

Very important article from Ocean News & Technology Magazine. Excellent read for anyone interested in conservation!

https://www.oceannews.com/news/science-technology/growing-dead-zone-in-gulf-of-oman-confirmed-by-underwater-robots

New research from the University of East Anglia (UEA) has confirmed a dramatic decrease in oxygen in the Gulf of Oman part of the Arabian Sea. But the environmental disaster is worse than expected.