Alaska Forum on the Environment


The Alaska Forum on the Environment is pleased to announce that over 1500 participants attended the 10th Anniversary event held February 11-15, 2008! Participants were able to choose between over 80 breakout sessions, various workshops, and seven Keynote events.

While its seems we have barely concluded this years event, we are heavily invested in planning the 2009 event already! As always, we welcome your ideas, input and support as we begin this year long planning process. Feel free to contact us.

The Alaska Forum on the Environment, 2009 will be February 2-6, 2009, using both the Egan Convention Center and the new Dena'ina Center for the event!. We will offer early registration beginning no later than August, 2008.


Awards!

Each year, the Alaska Forum on the Environment recognizes the accomplishments of individuals through the Environmental Excellence Award, and organizations through the Outstanding Achievement Award

The Alaska Forum on the Environment is proud to recognize the recipient of the 2008, Environmental Excellence Award:

Mary Walker - While volunteering at Bean's Cafe, Mary arrived at the idea of a recycling program that would benefit both Anchorage's homeless and the environment. Mary developed a program in which homeless citizens collect resectable materials from the 4th Avenue vendor stands and are paid for their work by the Municipality of Anchorage. Mary is now working on expanding the program by approaching city and state offices and building managers around Anchorage. Congratulations Mary!

The Alaska Forum on the Environment is proud to recognize the recipient of the 2008, Outstanding Achievement Award:

Village of Eek Traditional Council, Eek City Council, Eek School, and University of Alaska Fairbanks (UAF) Water and Environmental Research Center for their work on the Protecting Family Drinking Water in Rural Alaska Project. This project is precedent setting in its ability to achieve outcomes with lasting improvement to human health and the environment.  For more information, read Protecting Family Drinking Water in Rural Alaska, Eek Alaska, Final Report 2006 and “Non-stop Science,” Eek School, Alaska.





Event Proceedings

Keynote Presentations and breakout sessions are now available for a limited time. Visit our eProceedings page.

Presenters: If you wish to make a copy of your presentation available to participants, please download the release form and send the presentation and release form to us by eMail.


Leadership Opportunities

The Alaska Forum on the Environment Planning Committee is continually seeking involvement of additional partner organizations. To view the range of opportunities for you or your organization to become involved, click here.


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Thanks

Each year the success of the Alaska Forum on the Environment is the result of a large list of partners and committee members. Most importantly the event is a unique success because of you... our participants. The commitment to participate in an educational event with respectful dialogue and understand a full range of perspectives, has made the Alaska Forum on the Environment a leadership event for all Alaskans. Thank you for your continued support and interest.

Please check back with us as we update our site with information on our 2009 event!


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Updated: Mon, Apr 21, 2008