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Designation of Susquehanna as part of national historic river trail system: Environmental story-telling’s power

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Language defines a culture.  Those who control the language control the culture.  The context of a word defines whether it is viewed as good or bad, a label to be proud of or feel shame for.  As En...

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“The movement for the conservation of wild life and the larger movement for the conservation of all our natural resources are essentially democratic in spirit, purpose, and method.”
— Theodore Roosevelt (1916)
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Access the largest assembly of land and water conservation professionals in Pennsylvania Experience a cost effective method to deliver your message to a targeted audience Take the opportunity to meet and network with representatives who share common concerns and interests Present products, promote services, deliver your message, and build relationships

Who Will Attend
We anticipate approximately 400 attendees to attend, including: land trust staff, volunteers, and board members; attorneys, local, county and state government officials; planners, engineers, watershed volunteers, watershed professionals, conservation district staff and farmland and agricultural preservation boards.

Exhibiting Hours
Exhibits will be open Friday through Saturday. Exhibitors may set up Friday morning before 10:00 am. Exhibits will be open 10:00 am - 4:00 pm on Friday and 8:00 am - 3:00 pm on Saturday.

Rates
For-Profit Organization - Price - $180.00
Includes: daytime meals (Friday & Saturday); one (1) 6 ft skirted table; two (2) chairs; one (1) wastebasket; one (1) electrical hookup; high-speed wireless internet; complimentary company listing in conference program and on conserveland.org.

Non-Profit Organization - Price - $35.00
Includes: one (1) 6 ft skirted table; two (2) chairs; one (1) wastebasket; high-speed wireless internet; complimentary company listing in Conference program and on conserveland.org. Non-Profit Exhibitors must be registered for the Conference. Non-Profit exhibit rate does not include electrical hookup or conference registration. Electrical hookup is available at an additional fee.

Contact
Nicole Faraguna
Pennsylvania Land Trust Association
717.909.1298
nfaraguna@conserveland.org

Terms & Restrictions
All exhibit contracts must be postmarked by March 15, 2010. Cancellations must also be received by March 31, 2010. If cancelled space is resold, any money paid, less a $75 handling charge, will be returned up to March 31, 2010. After this date, no money will be refunded. Exhibit fees must be paid in full at the time of submission of the contract. Exhibiting rates do not include lodging, on-your-own meals, phone/data port access, additional rental furniture, audiovisual, shipping & freight handling, or any miscellaneous services & equipment.

PALTA reserves the right to remove or eliminate any objectionable exhibits, persons, advertisements, souvenirs, or any other feature or activity which might harm or impair the high standards of the conference. Neither the sponsoring organizations nor the facility is responsible for any material, articles, or equipment in the exhibit area. Small or easily portable articles of value should be properly secured or removed for safekeeping after exhibit hours. An attendant must remain with the exhibit during exhibit hours. The exhibitor assumes the entire responsibility and liability for losses, damages, and claims arising out of exhibitor’s activities on the hotel premises, and will indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the hotel, its agents, servants, and employees from any and all such losses, damages, and claims.

Exhibitors may set up Friday, April 9th from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. Exhibitors may tear down beginning at 3 p.m., Saturday, April 10th.

Limited exhibiting spaces are available; space is provided on a first-come, first-serve basis.


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The people of the Pennsylvania Land Trust Association envision a prosperous Pennsylvania, where communities know that their treasured green places will endure. We envision a Commonwealth where the lands that guarantee our water quality are safeguarded; where every child can safely play at a nearby park; where our productive farmland and forests are protected, securing our food and timber supply; and where wild places are preserved for wildlife and people.

Thank you to the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for supporting the Association’s conservation efforts.

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