This workshop at the Holiday Inn in Waldorf, MD will develop consensus statements to help modify the Aquatic Reef Habitat Plan and the Oyster Fishery Management Plan. Proceedings will be available in Spring 1999. There is no cost for the workshop, which includes lunch. Topics include the environmental benefits of conservation landscaping, an overview of supporting federal and agency policies, specific project examples from several agencies, maintenance and management issues, and implementation. Basic planning information will be offered for a variety of purposes, including the biological retention of stormwater, shoreline stabilization, creating and managing meadows, roadside vegetation management, and formal landscaping at facilities using native plants.
Cost is yet to be determined.
Spring 2000 Conference. Park Plaza Hotel, will focus on the latest in pollution prevention policy, regulatory and technical assistance initiatives. Plenary sessions will feature lawmakers and other government officials who will discuss ways that these initiatives can be included at federal, state and local levels. Registration fees depend on level of membership and will increase after Dec. 31 and Feb. 22. Registration includes materials, proceedings, three continental breakfasts and two lunches.