Monday, January 13, 2014

CEER 2014 Deadline Extended - Abstracts due February 2 & Call for Sponsors

 

 

 

Extended Deadline: 

* * Abstracts are now due February 2, 2014 * *  

Sign up TODAY to be an Exhibiting Sponsor. 

 

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NCER and SER are combining energies and talents to produce a national 
conference covering restoration topics relevant to the private sector, government, and non-profit restoration constituents throughout the USA.

 

Presenter Abstracts Now Due: Feb. 2, 2014   

Due to the overwhelming amount of requests to extend the deadline for abstract submission for CEER, we are happy to announce that abstracts are now due Sunday, February 2, 2014. 

All individuals working in ecological and ecosystem restoration are invited to submit abstracts describing their efforts, science, projects and results. Oral and poster presentations will be selected from abstract submissions, and abstracts from all presentations will be published online in the conference book of abstracts. Poster presentations will be divided into two sessions and formal poster sessions will be held for each grouping to allow maximum time for discussion with individual authors.   

 

ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE

If you wish to make an oral or poster presentation, please submit an abstract no later than February 2, 2014. If you are organizing a dedicated session, please send a reminder to your session presenters to submit their abstracts.

 

Abstracts must be submitted ONLINE via the web site.

Visit this link to view abstract formatting specifications and submission instructions:

 

http://conference.ifas.ufl.edu/CEER2014/call.html 

 

 

 

Budget Now to Join us as an Exhibiting Sponsor at CEER 2014! 

Organizations, private sector firms, government agencies and international bodies are invited to become supporting partners in hosting the Conference on Ecological and Ecosystem Restoration (CEER 2014). 

 

CEER brings together a diverse international and national audience of 1,000 ecological and ecosystem restoration scientists and practitioners to address challenges and share information about restoration projects, programs, and research from around the world!   

 


Why YOU Should
Join Us as a Sponsor

 

Aligning your organization with CEER provides you with the opportunity to . . .  

      

  • strengthen industry relationships
  • interact with key decision makers
  • demonstrate new equipment
  • showcase your products and services
  • reinforce your continued commitment to ecological and ecosystem restoration 

 

Sponsorship Levels

We have several exciting sponsorship levels to choose from.

 

Diamond, Platinum, Gold and Silver sponsors receive complimentary exhibit space for one or more 10'x10' exhibit booths in addition to complimentary registrations based on your level of support and enhanced recognition. Showcase your company's products and services as a sponsors exhibitor at CEER!


We also invite you to join us in support of the Monday, July 28 "Make a Difference Event" where CEER volunteers work together to remove invasive plants, trees, shrubs and overgrown vegetation at the National Park Service's Chalmette Battlefield,  site of the
January 8, 1815, Battle of New Orleans.

If you have a limited budget but wish to make a general contribution in support of the conference, become a

Friend of Restoration.


The sooner you confirm your sponsorship, the sooner you start generating visibility for your organization.

CLICK HERE to find out more about becoming a sponsor and what benefits are entailed at each level.

 

 

 THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS   

 

 

Gold Level Sponsors

 

 

  

Silver Level Sponsors 

 
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Friends of Restoration Sponsors

 

 


 

 

 Meeting Site & Hotel

Hilton New Orleans Riverside
Two Poydras Street / New Orleans, LA


CEER 2014 will be held at the Hilton Riverside located on the banks of the Mississippi in the New Orleans French Quarter adjacent to the Convention Center, Riverwalk Marketplace and countless attractions and restaurants.

The hotel is offering ALL attendees the VERY special rate of prevailing federal per diem - $108 per night plus tax.  This is the newly published 2014 per diem rate confirmed by GSA.

CLICK HERE to make make your hotel reservation today!
 

 

For More Information 

Questions? Contact:

Beth Miller-Tipton, CMP, CGMP,

OCI Director and CEER Conference Coordinator 

University of Florida
IFAS Office of Conferences and Institutes (OCI)
Gainesville, FL;
Phone: 352.392.5930
Email: bmt@ufl.edu      

Quick Links

CEER Overview

Who Will Attend

Agenda-at-a-Glance

Topics & Objectives

 Sponsor Recognition

 

 

BECOME A MEMBER OF SER

The Society for Ecological Restoration (SER) is a non-profit organization comprised of individuals and partner organizations from around the world who are actively engaged in the repair and recovery of degraded ecosystems utilizing a broad array of experiences, knowledge sets, and cultural perspectives.

You may join as an individual, or, join SER as an organization and secure up to five individual memberships!

 

 

Honorary Chair, Executive Advisory Committee

R. King  Milling 
  

Chair, Louisiana Governor's Advisory Commission on Coastal Protection, Restoration and Conservation

Board Member, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation and 

Chair, America's WETLAND Foundation

New Orleans, LA

 

 

Executive Advisory Committee Members

 

Donald Boesch,

President

University of Maryland Center for  

Environmental Science

Cambridge, MD

Scott Burns,
Director 

Environment Program,

The Walton Family Foundation, Washington, D.C. 

 

Steve Cochran, Director

River Delta Restoration, Environmental Defense Fund

Washington DC 

 

Christopher Doley, Director

Habitat Restoration Division

NOAA Restoration Center

Silver Spring, MD

 

Suzette Kimball, Deputy Director

US Geological Survey

Reston, VA

 

Val Marmillion, Managing Director

America's WETLAND Foundation

New Orleans, LA

 

Kameran Onley, Director, US Marine Policy

The Nature Conservancy

Arlington, VA

 

Catharine Ransom,  

Managing Director

Government Affairs Practice

Glover Park Group

Washington, DC  

 

Denise Reed, Chief Scientist

The Water Institute

Baton Rouge, LA

 

Mark Spalding, President
The Ocean Foundation

Washington, DC  

 

Jerome Zeringue,  

Executive Director

Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority of Louisiana (CPRA)         

Baton Rouge, LA

 

 

Planning Committee Members

 

Leah Bray, Co-Chair, Sponsorship Committee

Natural Capital Development, Inc

Ocean Springs, MS

 

Robert  Daoust, Chair,  

Awards Committee

ARCADIS, Plantation, FL

 

Raed El-Farhan, Co-Chair,  

Make a Difference Event

The Louis Berger Group

Washington, DC

 

Mark Ford, Chair,  

Make a Difference Event

National Park Service, Southeast Region

New Orleans, LA  

 

Beth Miller-Tipton,  

CEER Conference Coordinator

OCI Director, UF/IFAS

Office of Conferences and Institutes

Gainesville, FL 

 

Cara Nelson, Conference Co-Chair and Chair, Executive Board of Directors, Society for Ecological Restoration (SER)

Department of Ecosystem and Conservation Sciences
College of Forestry and Conservation, University of Montana
Missoula, MT

  

Chuck Perrodin, Chair,

Field Trip Committee

Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA)

Baton Rouge, LA  

 

Richard C. Raynie

Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority (CPRA)

Baton Rouge, LA

 

Cheryl Ulrich, Conference Co-Chair, NCER-SER Liaison

and Co-Chair, Program Committee

Weston Solutions

Atlantic Beach, FL

 

Mark Wingate, Co-Chair, Program Committee

United States Army Corps of Engineers

New Orleans, LA  

 

Host Organizations

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If you have colleagues who might be interested in attending the conference, submitting an abstract or becoming an exhibiting sponsor, please forward this announcement and encourage them to join the mailing list by clicking on the link below and selecting "CEER". We appreciate your help! 

 

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