This year's conference is set for April 26-28, in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, at the Grand Hotel. As interest in border environmental issues continues to expand, however, so does the number of individuals, communities, and organizations working to protect the health and safety of their families and local environments. This has created a demand for broad, border-wide events geared toward the training, educational, and networking needs of community and nongovernmental organizations, activists, and border citizens in general. The nonprofit sector is indispensable to understanding and solving the border's many complex problems, and it was with these notions in mind that the Annual Meeting on the Border Environment was created. Successful meetings with broad binational and multi-sectoral participation were held in Ciudad Ju rez in 1998 and Tijuana in 1999.
Financial assistance is available while funds last.
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