Conference Updates
The Law of Ecosystem Restoration:
National Policy Implications of the Clark Fork River Basin Natural Resource Damage Program
September 25-27, 2006
Missoula, Montana
Lynn Scarlett Keynote Address – September 25th 7:00 pm
The correct venue for Secretary Scarlett’s Keynote Address is the UC Theater located in the University Center on the campus of the University of Montana.
Note: The Montana Theater, as published in previous versions of the conference schedule and brochure, is the incorrect venue. Please contact the law review with any questions - plrlr@umontana.edu or (406) 243-6568.
Milltown Dam Tour Updates and Directions
Conference Registrants: If you wish to join us for the tour of the Milltown Dam removal and restoration site, drive to the River City Grill in Bonner (Exit 109 from I-90, five minutes east of Missoula) at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, September 25.
The tour will leave from the large River City Grill sign in the parking lot. We will carpool to the dam overlook on Deer Creek Road. The tour requires a short walk down a moderately steep dirt trail, so wear sturdy shoes, and bring layers for crisp fall weather. We will complete the tour by 3:30 p.m.
Transportation to the River City Grill will not be provided by the Conference. However, we encourage those participating in the tour to gather at the Holiday in Parkside, Monday at 1:00 pm to carpool to the River City Grill. This will facilitate transportation for those flying in to attend the conference and give participants a chance to get to know each other.
PLEASE NOTE YOU MUST BE REGISTERED FOR THE CONFERENCE TO GO ON THE MILLTOWN DAM TOUR.
Related Event - 2006 Conference September 28-29
Assessing Stream Restoration Success: Developing Sustainable Ecological and Physical Systems
Hosted by the
Center for Riverine Science and Stream Re-naturalization
On the campus of The University of Montana
at the University Center Theatre
Missoula, MT
The two day meeting will include a day long fieldtrip on day 1 and, on day 2, four invited keynote oral presentations and a 2 hr general poster session. Keynote presentations will include extended time to allow for questions and discussion. The River Center has a slate of exciting and renowned speakers from around the country that will present a wide range of views on the physical, geochemical, and biological aspects of assessing stream restoration projects. The meeting will be an exciting and informative for a broad audience interested in river restoration. River Center encourages students to present posters of their on-going river research.
