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CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES WHO SHOULD ATTEND? <br /> To present the latest in k zo preservation technoloc;, anti U.S. Army Corps of Engineers <br /> real-world practice. State and Federal Resource Protection Agencies <br /> Coastal Engineers and Project Contractors <br /> To provide technoi-o icai Ei f t i(h &"a`�rnis scie;ll fic and the <br /> coastal design communities to dens on makers at all levels of government City and County Elected and Administrative Officials <br /> who make the funding s(,,ell as rcg(Ilator decisi,Vs regarding specifu City and County Environmental Resource Managers <br /> beach projects and policies. City and County Beach Management Coordinators <br /> Inlet Districts and other Special Interest Districts <br /> CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS Academic Researchers <br /> Legislators and Legislative Staff <br /> The 2015 National Conference on Beach,Preservation Technology program Coastal Consultants, Businesses, and Services <br /> will provide timely and iml:ortant topics on beach nourishment and Tourist Development Councils <br /> inlet management projects monitoring and surveying coastal Convention and Visitors Bureaus <br /> structures sea level rise turbidity associated with dredging projects Hotel and Resort Interests <br /> nearshore hardbottoni and much more! <br /> Environmental Groups and Alliances <br /> Here are just a handful of some of the most anticipated presentations: General Government and Coastal/Ocean Associations <br /> Coastal Geologists and Biologists <br /> A panel of presentations,withtime allocated for audience discussion, Coastal Residents and other Interested Citizens <br /> on turbidity—sediment loss during the hydraulic dredging process,an <br /> update on FDEP's turbidity monitoring working group,and miring zone <br /> requirements <br /> An update on BOEM's Hurricane Sanoy response initiatives <br /> A panel of presentations on sea level rise shoreline change associated <br /> with sea level rise,sea leM iis:Ofocis ore t;eacri nou0shment,and <br /> guidance from the USACt_on sea level change and applicalion to storm <br /> damage reduction projects <br /> ti <br /> An update on the Florida Habitat Conservation Pl<<rl(FP) <br /> A panel of presentations,tti,itli tirrle allocated foi audience. discussion' "--.— <br /> lt, <br /> on hardbottom--the value of Nrdbottom and hardbottom <br /> monitoring,FDFP's proposed ha;-dbottom monitoring stars+.#anti ��' <br /> operating procedures,FDEP's IJMV.1,upriate,and a case study oil 1\'P <br /> environmental monitoiiria <br /> Enviroi:r�lental'rJlr`sd04"/S,Csr Ct,l!r cal s'StS,U C!Ct�VIS�ic Cti,b c "�Ciaia, <br /> and rnaily other topics <br /> 'lie Pott Fvergla dc's sand p;:ciecl,tl_e relcr% {;f coni <br /> a5G' G;'cath the Ick ,,,i hG'ril d cdok-' <br /> iriiet nLti.gcn t tt"ate c t <br /> w­nv cti cr <br /> LfG(rin�rt l 4Jitt4 1 r�Er <br /> Cooi•ieeCl ca(S ilis` 1 C FrCl c]i 5t t l"i i r�i �A nil <br /> 1sliSYedr�re%viIif` k0frl4 .:{: itri4 i ri.: rI <br /> t lo,rda i,i,.,ckson v i ie f fc P'J t t <br /> i <br /> there is no shortage of elxccptio,ia!presentations to etier'.d acid ie-rri fom, Upham Beach Nourishment Project,August 2014 <br /> so join us in February for our 281h an=ival conference! Photos courtesy of Pinellas County 33 <br />