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WORKSHOP AND LINKS
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The best, most successful ecological
designs are frequently the product of collaborative, multidisciplinary teams.
Ecologists and other scientists, designers, planners, and engineers each make
important contributions, but frequently speak different languages, draw on
different perspectives, and evaluate success by different standards. Participants in this three-day workshop
and charrette will explore these differing perspectives through presentations
and discussion. During the second half of the workshop, participants will
have the opportunity to put their talents and expanded perspectives into
action, working alongside local Syracuse community members in an ecological
design charrette focused on local design opportunities. Enhancing the Practice of Ecological
Design satisfies the workshop requirement of AEES’s Certified Ecological
Designer program. For more information on the program, click here. 3-9-2012
LINKS TO STUDENT BRANCHES OF THE
ECOLOGICAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY The Ohio State University's Student
Ecological Engineering Society LINKS TO OTHER PROFESSIONAL
SOCIETIES
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International Ecology Engineering Society The Ecological Engineering Group Stream Corridor
Restoration Research - University of Mississippi National Sedimentation Laboratory The Bioengineering Group, Inc. Ecosystem Biogeochemistry and Ecology Laboratory
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International Limnology Society |
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