National
Meetings
2007 AGM
and Conference
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Topic - Habitat: Challenges and Solutions
Location: Halifax, NS
Date: October 4, field trip on October 5
Aquatic Toxicity Workshop
in Halifax will be held prior to our
conference from
30 September to 3 October, 2007
Successful 2006 AGM held via teleconference and
Presentation (available below). Minutes of the meeting will
be posted as soon as they are available from the secretary.
2006
AGM via Web-conference on December 5 at noon (Eastern
Time)
2006 AGM Powerpoint Presentation
in ppt format with Dial-in Details
2006 AGM Powerpoint Presentation
in pdf format with Dial-in Details
2005 Minutes
in pdf format
2005 Northern
Development: Challenges – Opportunities –
Legacies
October
27 - 29, 2005 Inn on 7th, Edmonton, AB
Call for Papers and Conference
Information
Conference Program (Updated - WORD
document)
2005 AGM Registration
Form
2004 Linking
Landscapes: Planning for Restoration of our Urban and Rural
Environments
Wednesday,
Sept 29, 2004 Toronto, Ontario
Visit the Ontario Chapter website for more
information
2003 Canadian
Inland Water Resources
October
19-21, 2003 Regina, Saskatchewan
Call for Papers and Conference
Information Conference Brochure (.pdf)
Conference
Proceedings Adobe PDF
Zip File
Requests
for CD format to
BBitter@serm.gov.sk.ca
2002 Environmental
Monitoring and Biological Systems - Approaches and
Practice
May
2 - 4, 2002. University of King's College, Halifax, Nova
Scotia
Conference Brochure (.pdf)
More and more we need to know whether human activities are
having an impact on the environment, and in particular on
the biological systems which are such an important part.
The controversy over global warming shows, however, that
achieving this goal is far from easy. From determining
whether industrial activities affect the environment, to
showing how a multitude of changes in natural ecosystems
are influenced by diverse factors, environmental monitoring
of biological systems is an important concern to all
biologists.
Environmental monitoring is one of the most challenging
pursuits of the modern age. This conference will focus on
environmental monitoring with emphasis on biological
systems.
2001 The
New Millennium: Can Threatened / Endangered Species Recover
?
February
16 - 17, 2001. The Harbour Centre, Vancouver, British
Columbia
Conference
Information Conference Brochure (.pdf)
It's taken less than a thousand years for humans to place
the species and ecosystems of the world in peril, and still
less than that to understand what we have done, and to take
steps to fix it. We're at a turning point and our choices
now will have a profound impact on our world and the
species that live within it. What is to become of them, and
is there hope we can stop the devastating spiral and turn
it around?
This annual conference will have both sessions focused on
issues relating to species at risk, and general forums for
CSEB members to present current work and activities in
environmental and ecological science.
The conference will culminate in a roundtable discussion
which will gather ideas on a strategy for endangered
species in Canada, which we will submit to the Federal
Government.
1999 Conservation
Biology in the New Millennium: Changing Distributions of
Life
September
29-October 1, 1999. Hart House, University of Toronto,
Toronto, Ontario
Program 1999
[.pdf format]
The 1999 CSEB Annual Meeting has been designed to
constructively review conservation biology goals,
processes, achievements, and failures; particularly as they
apply to resource development and management.
The Annual Meeting will contribute to an increased
understanding of the topic areas and improvements in the
processes. Sessions will consist of both invited and
contributed papers as oral or poster presentations with
subsequent publication of proceedings. Members and
non-members of the Society with interests in these matters
are encouraged to attend.
1998 Assessment
and Impacts of Megaprojects
October
1-3, 1998. St. John's, Newfoundland
Program 1998
The 1998 CSEB Annual Meeting is being designed to
constructively review environmental assessment goals,
processes, achievements,and failures.
It is hoped that results of the meeting will contribute to
an increased understanding of the topic areas and
improvements in the processes. Sessions will consist of
both invited and contributed papers as oral or poster
presentations.
1997 Fish
and Wildlife Research & Management - Applying Emerging
Technologies
September
28-30, 1997. Edmonton, AB
Program 1997
Technology may be a dirty word to those who care about the
environment. But biologists have adapted technologies to
better learn about and understand the complex natural
world.
From data collection to analysis to management of
environmental problems, CSEB97 will examine these
innovative applications of technologies that are changing
the face of research in fisheries, wildlife and related
natural sciences.