Theme: Source Water Protection Part II Progress and Challenges
Dates: May 16-18, 2006
Location: NAV Canada Training Institute & Conference Centre, Cornwall, Ontario Canada

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Hosted by the St. Lawrence River Institute of Environmental Sciences in partnership with the University of Ottawa, Conservation Ontario, Raisin Region Conservation Authority and South Nation Conservation Authority

 This year’s conference follows up on the theme of source water protection discussed with great interest and vigor last year. The conference will highlight progress since that time on source water protection: from recent legislation and planning to the challenges for implementation to be faced now and into the future.  

Source Water Protection is defined as plans and actions taken to secure the integrity of streams, rivers, lakes, or underground aquifers used to supply private wells and public drinking water. The conference will provide an excellent venue to exchange and gather information on the latest in research and policy and the issues faced by agencies and governments.

As always, the conference sessions invites presentations on diverse research topics related to the St. Lawrence River/Great Lakes system. All are welcome to participate in what promises to be a timely and valuable meeting to share knowledge on our valuable water resources.

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For more information on setting up a special session please contact:
Christina Collard, Conference Coordinator, ccollard@riverinstitute.ca
Tel: 613-936-6620 ext 222
 

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