Clean Pacific

08/31/2022

Last week's CLEAN PACIFIC Conference at the beautiful Hyatt Regency Lake Washington brought together 300 spill response professionals for 2 days of networking and sharing best practices. Thank you to all of our attendees, exhibitors and sponsors who made this year's event such a success. Stay tuned for information regarding next year's conference!

08/23/2022

CLEAN PACIFIC 2022 has officially kicked-off at the Hyatt Regency Lake Washington! We are excited to bring this group together for networking and learning!

07/19/2022

Interested to hear what's in store for this year's CLEAN PACIFIC Conference? Check out the latest episode of the Tactics Meeting Podcast to find out!

If you have not decided if you will attend the CLEAN PACIFIC CONFERENCE this year, watch this preview with Carey Buchholtz and Cassie Davie. If you are already planning to attend, this interview will get you in the mood! I hope to see ALL of you there!

06/13/2022

Early bird registration discounts for CLEAN PACIFIC expire this Friday at 11:59 PM PT. Registration rates increase by $100 after the early bird ends. https://bit.ly/3bYEOpM

05/11/2022

CLEAN PACIFIC 2022 will host 8 conference sessions covering real-world solutions for spill prevention & response in the Pacific Northwest.

Session highlight: Case Studies in Deployed Technology for Situational Awareness

Timely, Accurate, and actionable situation data is hard to come by. Where is the oil, how much is there, and where is it going? We hear about the new technological advances every day but getting from an idea to the field is a giant leap. Science fiction has become a reality with smart buoys, ground-penetrating radar, and autonomous drones. In this session, our distinguished panel will take you to the jungles of Venezuela, Bligh Island in British Columbia, and travel beneath the waves to detect and recover oil at depth.

View full program here:

Rea-world strategies and solutions for spill prevention and response in the Pacific region. Sessions are led by experts from industry, government and First-Nations.

04/27/2022

The full conference agenda is now available for the 2022 CLEAN PACIFIC Conference! https://bit.ly/39a0bWH

Capacity Building in Tribal and First Nation Communities - The Conversation Continues
Assessing Preparedness and Response Capabilities
Case Studies in Deployed Technology for Situational Awareness
2021 Southern California Pipeline Release Case Study
Marine Debris Removal Case Studies
Making Technical Information Accessible
Signs of the Times: All Hazards Responses to Urban Crowding, Floods and Wildland Urban Fires
Wildlife Considerations

Rea-world strategies and solutions for spill prevention and response in the Pacific region. Sessions are led by experts from industry, government and First-Nations.

03/09/2022

Register by 3/25/2022 to receive the lowest rates available for this year's CLEAN PACIFIC Conference! https://bit.ly/3KqwOwG

08/17/2021

is officially underway at the Hyatt Regency Lake Washington! We are excited for a productive conference both in-person and virtually.

08/12/2021

There is still time to join your peers at next week’s CLEAN PACIFIC Conference, Aug 17-18 at the Hyatt Regency Lake Washington, and access registration savings! If you register before end of day Friday, you’ll get $100 off the in-person event or $50 off the virtual experience. https://bit.ly/3yGMcQh

08/05/2021

Get your discount before it disappears! https://bit.ly/3fzwtLe

07/07/2021

We just announced three bonus sessions for the 2021 CLEAN PACIFIC Conference! These sessions will be available on-demand at the conclusion of the live event. All attendees, both in-person and virtual, will receive access to view these sessions in the virtual platform. These sessions have been added to enhance the depth and reach of the conference program and deliver even more viewpoints important to the CLEAN PACIFIC community.

Sessions include: Response Case Studies, Indigenous Advisory Monitoring Committee (IAMC) and Emergency Management, and Capacity Building in Tribal and First Nation Communities. View more details here: