Early Bird Registration Is Just around the Corner, NEW This Year: Professional Development Breakfast, and 5 Ways to Save a Lake

November 13-15, 2018  at the Nottawasaga Inn Resort & Convention Centre, Alliston, ON

Early Bird Registration Is Just around the Corner

Early Bird Registration opens next week! You can save almost $200 if you sign up before midnight October 5 th.  The Preliminary Program is now available for viewing on the Latornell website. Check out the Latornell Registration page for details – and get ready to register!!

NEW FOR 2018: Register for the Professional Development Breakfast with Cher Jones

Considered to be one of Canada’s top personal branding experts and a skillful social media trainer, we are thrilled to have Cher Jones join us as our keynote speaker of the Early Bird Professional Development Breakfast. Learn how to use social media to create distinct, effective, and professional profiles to help develop your personal brand. Cher has worked with a variety of organizations including the City Of Toronto, Women In PR, NBA TV Canada, The UK Government, PokerStars, CTV, The Ontario Ministry of Education, and CBC. When: Thursday November 15 th – 7:30 AM Where: Room TBA Register: Space is limited. Register during the symposium registration process – opening next week

Conservation Authority Educators: We’re Looking for Your Presentation Ideas for the ‘ReKindle the Sparks’ Workshop

Save the Date!

The 2018 Rekindle the Sparks Conference and Workshop will be held on Thursday, November 15 th and Friday, November 16 th.   Thursday will be held at the Tiffin Centre for Conservation and Friday will be held at the Nottawasaga Inn and Conference Centre.   Pricing, accommodation, and programming information is forthcoming. Please save the dates and share widely with your colleagues.   To submit an idea for a workshop, please complete this form: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/MC7Y5ML   Please direct any questions to Keren Bromberg: 905-670-1615 ext. 394 or keren.Bromberg@cvc.ca

Did You Know...

5 Ways to Save a Lake Nature Conservancy Canada has a great infographic that shows five ways to save a lake. Originally developed for Lake Winnipeg, it fits for any lake here in Ontario as well. READ MORE

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For More Information:

Karen Anderson and Mario Maillet, Symposium Coordinators Latornell Conservation Symposium 1-888-274-1364 ext. 4 www.latornell.ca c/o Conservation Ontario 120 Bayview Parkway Newmarket, Ontario L3Y 3W3 905-895-0716

Header image credit: NASA/JSC