Includes light breakfast, lunch, coffee breaks and full day of sessions on April 11th.
Includes light breakfast, lunch, coffee breaks and full day of sessions on April 11th.
Canadian Professional Registration
$94
As a gesture of goodwill and solidarity, Canadian tickets are offered at par.
As a gesture of goodwill and solidarity, Canadian tickets are offered at par.
Student Registration
$60
Includes light breakfast, lunch, coffee breaks and full day of sessions on April 11th.
Includes light breakfast, lunch, coffee breaks and full day of sessions on April 11th.
Welcome Reception
$10
Join us on Thursday, April 10 for an evening of connection with fellow attendees over hors d'oeuvres at the 1000 Islands Harbor Hotel.
Join us on Thursday, April 10 for an evening of connection with fellow attendees over hors d'oeuvres at the 1000 Islands Harbor Hotel.
Road Ecology Field Visit + Hike
free
Join Kate Cleary to visit and learn about three sites along Route 11 that A2A's road ecology research indicates could be valuable wildlife underpasses. Following this, get a first-hand look at the A2A corridor at Thousand Island Land Trust's Crooked Creek Preserve with a group hike on the scenic 3-mile Macsherry Trail.
Join Kate Cleary to visit and learn about three sites along Route 11 that A2A's road ecology research indicates could be valuable wildlife underpasses. Following this, get a first-hand look at the A2A corridor at Thousand Island Land Trust's Crooked Creek Preserve with a group hike on the scenic 3-mile Macsherry Trail.
Indian River Lakes Conservancy Hike
free
Join us at Indian River Lakes Conservancy's Redwood Lakes Preserve, a critical core area of the A2A corridor. We'll start with a visit to the Trailside Learning Center to learn about the area's unique ecology. We'll then hike along the 1.2-mile trail, where you'll experience the wetlands that are vital to the region's biodiversity.
Join us at Indian River Lakes Conservancy's Redwood Lakes Preserve, a critical core area of the A2A corridor. We'll start with a visit to the Trailside Learning Center to learn about the area's unique ecology. We'll then hike along the 1.2-mile trail, where you'll experience the wetlands that are vital to the region's biodiversity.