The Dryland Forest Symposium provides a forum for hearing about recent developments in dryland forest conservation and restoration, and an opportunity to interact with others interested in dryland forest.
 
We are honored to have Hālau ‘Ōhi‘a open the event with a kīpaepae to help establish and strengthen our specific intentions as we engage in this symposium meant to help conserve a resource with profound biocultural significance.

 

This event will have various speakers, speed session, posters, and a field trip 

To learn more visit: https://mailchi.mp/hawaii/reminder-for-2019nhelehele-dryland-forest-symposium-march-27th-at-imiloa-astronomy-center?fbclid=IwAR2g5RXByEUJFMRVq9OPc3HbcFy2RBsqwKFkw9TddIkcZk151Qi4vGNUUmo

 

Early registration until March 15th is $75 and includes lunch. Student registration is $40. There will be one accompanying field trip ($40, lunch provided) to Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park with Sierra McDaniel, of U.S. National Park Service on Tuesday, March 26 (a State holiday honoring Prince Jonah Kuhio Kalanianaole).
 
After March 15th, late registration increases to $90 ($55 for students). Registration is limited to 165 to preserve the quality of the event for everyone attending and to facilitate networking.

REGISTER NOW AT: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/2019-nahelehele-dryland-forest-symposium-tickets-55807951084