Conference
Mark your
calendars!! The 21st International Conference of The Coastal
Society will be held June 29-July 3, 2008 at the Crowne
Plaza Redondo Beach in Redondo Beach, California (just 7 miles from LAX airport).
Interested
in being a Conference Sponsor? We have information regarding
the Benefits of
Conference Sponsorships and Sponsorship Opportunities.
Check the TCS 21 Conference website
for information about the conference. We will be updating this
site as we get more information.
The
Coastal Society's 20th International Conference in 2006 was
a great success.
Charting
a New Course: Shaping Solutions for the Coasts
The
conference was held at Tradewinds Resort in St. Pete Beach, Florida,
May 14–17, 2006. For information on this conference please go
to the TCS
20 conference website.
The
Coastal Society 19th International 2004 Conference was held May
23-26, 2004 in Newport Rhode Island.
Measure
for Measure:
How Do We Gauge Coastal Stewardship?
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How
do we measure the coasts and their functions?
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How
do we assess impacts?
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How
should we fashion our coastal future?
Coastal areas
and resources are dynamic. They shift and move over time. Over
300 joined us in Newport, Rhode Island, to examine contemporary
coastal issues and the means by which they are measured. Plenary
sessions, panel discussions, and workshops provided participants
with opportunities to learn more about the wide range of tools
and methods employed in coastal governance and stewardship.
Click
here to see the TCS19 Conference Website and to download abstracts!
The 18th International
Conference of The Coastal Society, was held held May 19-22, 2002,
in Galveston, Texas.
Converging
Currents: Science, Culture and Policy at the Coast.
The Coastal
Society's 2002 conference explored interrelationships among the
physical, ecological, cultural, and political currents that converge
at our Nation's coast. Operating at all scales of spatial resolution
- local, regional, national, and international - these currents
intermingle to form a rich tapestry of natural elements and human
designs, each dependent on the other.
To examine
these interrelationships, the conference had three sub-themes
based on separate tiers of geographic resolution:
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Coastal
Watersheds and Estuaries – Exploring the Vital Link Between
Land and Water.
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Ecosystem
Perspectives at the Regional Scale – The Gulf of Mexico Case
Study.
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National
Treasures and the International Commons – Ocean Resources
in the 21st Century.
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