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Atlantic Green Forum
November 07, 2011 to November 08, 2011
In it's third successful year, the 2011 Atlantic Green Forum will examine issues surrounding "The Green City" including the value of urban parks, challenges in design and maintenance of industrial commercial green spaces, and the value of green space and park development for social and health benefits. Delegates will be invited to network and share information, learning from local, national and international speakers at this event.
We are currently looking for posters and paper submissions for this event - contact Rebecca (rebecca (at) canadanursery.com or 1-866-383-4711) for more information on submission guidelines.
Location:
Website: http://www.landscapenl.org
For information contact: Rebecca Doutre, rebecca.doutre (at) gmail.com
Phone: 1-866-383-4711
Categories: Economic Development
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