Alaska Forum on the Environment - Green Infrastructure Track

Location: 
Anchorage, AK
Event Date:
February 2, 2009 - February 3, 2009
Description:

A 7-session track on Green Infrastructure and Green Building will be featured at the 11th Annual Alaska Forum on the Environment. Sessions include:

  • Session 1: Green Infrastructure and Green Building: An Overview
  • Session 2: Green Infrastructure in Alaska: Recent Activities and Accomplishments
  • Session 3: Green Building: What Is It and How Is It Being Applied in Alaska?
  • Session 4: Green Building in Alaska's Urban Environment Alaska?
  • Session 5: Green Building in Alaska's Rural Environment
  • Session 6: Green Infrastructure and Green Building: Putting Ideas Into Practice
  • Session 7: Green Infrastructure and Green Building: What's In It for Me?

DOWNLOAD flyer for Green Infrastructure track. For more information, see conference website.

Contact: 
Ann Rappoport, Anchorage Fish & Wildlife Field Office
Phone: 907-271-2787
Email: Ann_Rappoport@fws.gov
Focus: 
Natural Environment
Built Environment
Recreation
Social/Economic Health
Historical/Cultural Heritage
Region: 
Alaska & Hawaii
Website: 
http://www.akforum.com/
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