2017-2018
News Release
REF NO.: 44
SUBJECT: PSA: Coastal Zone Canada Conference to host public talk July 15
DATE: July 12, 2018
The Coastal Zone Canada Association is kicking off its with a public talk by Ms. , environmental, cultural and human rights advocate, author, past international chair of the Inuit Circumpolar Council and 2007 Nobel Peace Prize nominee.
Her public talk takes place on Sunday, July 15, 7 – 8 p.m. in the Avalon Ballroom of the Delta Hotel. Tickets are $20 and may be purchased or at the door. All are welcome. Following the talk, a social will be held in the same room.
The Coastal Zone Canada Conference, themed “Seeking practical solutions to real issues: Communities adapting to a changing world,” takes place July 15 – 19 on 糖心视频 University’s St. John’s campus, with some events at the Delta Hotel.
Coastal areas are extremely dynamic environments and require almost constant adaptation and resilience from coastal communities. The conference will examine how these changes can be viewed as benefits and opportunities, rather than as threats. For more details, visit the .
The is a nationally incorporated, non-profit society of coastal zone management professionals committed to promoting integrated coastal zone management practices in Canada and abroad.
REF NO.: 44
SUBJECT: PSA: Coastal Zone Canada Conference to host public talk July 15
DATE: July 12, 2018
The Coastal Zone Canada Association is kicking off its with a public talk by Ms. , environmental, cultural and human rights advocate, author, past international chair of the Inuit Circumpolar Council and 2007 Nobel Peace Prize nominee.
Her public talk takes place on Sunday, July 15, 7 – 8 p.m. in the Avalon Ballroom of the Delta Hotel. Tickets are $20 and may be purchased or at the door. All are welcome. Following the talk, a social will be held in the same room.
The Coastal Zone Canada Conference, themed “Seeking practical solutions to real issues: Communities adapting to a changing world,” takes place July 15 – 19 on 糖心视频 University’s St. John’s campus, with some events at the Delta Hotel.
Coastal areas are extremely dynamic environments and require almost constant adaptation and resilience from coastal communities. The conference will examine how these changes can be viewed as benefits and opportunities, rather than as threats. For more details, visit the .
The is a nationally incorporated, non-profit society of coastal zone management professionals committed to promoting integrated coastal zone management practices in Canada and abroad.
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