He has received numerous awards for his work, including a United Nations Environmental, Scientific, and Cultural Organization prize for science, a United Nations Environment Program medal and the Order of Canada. Since 1993 Dr. Suzuki, a full professor at the University of British Columbia, has been working with UBC s Sustainable Development Research Institute. The setting for ESA s 85 th Annual Meeting will be the remote and rustic Alta Ski Resort in Snowbird, Utah. This serene location is one mile from Snowbird, at the headwall of Little Cottonwood Canyon. The four-day program will include a full agenda of symposia, scientific field trips and workshops, and exhibits featuring recent scientific texts and publications.
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For more information please contact Alison Gillespie. Through ESA reports, journals, membership research, and expert testimony to Congress, ESA seeks to promote the responsible application of ecological data and principles to the solution of environmental problems. Information about the Society and its activities are published in the Society s newsletter, NewSource , and in the quarterly Bulletin.