IAN Seminar Series 2013
The goal of the IAN seminar series is to provide concise, thought-provoking ideas relating to Chesapeake Bay science and management. Short presentations (15 minutes maximum length) are immediately followed by a lunchtime discussion of the topics raised by the presenter. The discussion is summarized and is posted along with a pdf version of the seminar slides. The seminars are captured on video and posted under a Creative Commons license so they can be freely shared.
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| Date | Speaker | Seminar | Series |
| Thu 25 Apr | W. Dean Hively USGS Dean.Hively@ars.usda.gov | Measuring cover crop performance in the Eastern Shore landscape | Science for Citizens |
| Thu 28 Feb | Mark S. Castro UMCES, AL mcastro@umces.edu | Atmospheric Mercury (Hg) Deposition Trends | Science for Citizens |
| Wed 30 Jan | Anne Armstrong MSC progmanager@msconsortium.org | SPARK Creek-Watchers: Sparking Watershed Conservation in Accomack County Families | Citizens for Science |
Time and Venue
Seminars start at 12 noon, scheduled for 45 mins (15 mins plus 30 min question/discussion time).
Science for Citizens seminars are held in the Joe Macknis Conference Room (Fish Shack) at the Chesapeake Bay Program Office, 410 Severn Avenue, Annapolis MD 21403, immediately following the monthly meetings of the Science Technical Analysis and Reporting (STAR) team meetings.
Citizens for Science seminars are conducted at the UMCES Annapolis Office, 1 Park Place, Suite 325, Annapolis, MD 21401.
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