The Coastal Society's
21st Biennial Conference

June 29 - July 2, 2008 
Redondo Beach, CA
 

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Coastal Footprints
Minimizing Human Impacts,
Maximizing Stewardship

The Coastal Society The Coastal Society’s 21st International Conference
June 29-July 2, 2008
Redondo Beach, Los Angeles, California

The abstract submission deadline has passed. Abstracts were due November 6, 2007.

The Coastal Society invites panel sessions and oral and poster presentations for its 21st Biennial Conference that:

• Provide scientific information relevant to solving contemporary coastal problems
• Integrate science, management, and policy
• Present questions or case studies that encourage dialogue and sharing of solutions

Preference will be given to presentations, panels, and posters that fit within one of the seven conference tracks and complement the conference’s theme of solutions to coastal issues that minimize human impact and maximize stewardship. The conference tracks are:

• Effective Integration of Coastal Science, Policy and Management
• International Coastal Management Concepts and Practices
• Integrating Social Equity into Coastal Management
• Coastal Energy Siting, Production and Consumption
• Coastal Land and Watershed Use
• Climate Change Impacts
• Working Waterfronts and Waterways

Submission Guidelines
Submissions may take the form of an individual paper, presentation or poster, or as a 3-4 person Panel Session.

Submissions should provide case studies or offer innovative solutions to spark interactive discussion.

Proposals for Panel Sessions are encouraged to incorporate presentations from different disciplines and regions and to offer a diverse set of solutions and opportunity for richer dialogue.

TCS 21 has limited space to host full-day and half-day workshops. Submissions for workshops relevant to the seven conference tracks are invited.

Abstract submission is online only.
250 word abstracts are due October 23, 2007. Acceptance will be provided by December 20, 2007.

last updated 02/03/2008
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