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As natural resources professionals, ensuring use of the best science available to manage trust resources is a critical goal. Creating effective partnerships, building collaboration, and being aware of new approaches to resource challenges are equally important. One of the best ways to ensure that we remain knowledgeable and up-to-date on new science and cutting-edge approaches to management is through participation in the annual meetings of The American Fisheries Society and The Wildlife Society.

This time around, American Fisheries Society and The Wildlife Society will come together for the first-ever joint national conference of these two organizations. The event will likely be the largest gathering of fish and wildlife professionals ever, and will provide unprecedented opportunities for science-sharing and potential collaboration.

The CASQA Annual Conference offers a unique opportunity to interact with professionals in the stormwater field. Each year the conference draws leading members of the stormwater community including local, state, and federal decision makers, stormwater program coordinators, contractors, consultants, engineers, lawyers, scientists, and planners for 3 days of important training and discussions on the future of our stormwater programs. 

The Summit is designed for city planners, citizen planners, community activists, design professionals, conservationists, academics, elected officials, and all those who are committed to addressing the unique opportunities faced by mountain communities. Experts in land use and transportation, housing, economic development, sustainability, resilience, and leadership in are expected to attend this year's conference in Lake Tahoe. The program format includes panel discussions, facilitated roundtable discussions, and keynote talks from industry and academic experts.