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Portland Pathways 2005
Pathways are defined as “lines of movement; courses taken.”
Reflecting this, our 2005 convention theme Pathways serves to
move us forward along our own lines of learning and commitment to an
increasingly connected system of parks, forests, refuges, waters,
open spaces, and historic places.
The Association of Partners for Public Lands convenes federal and
state land management agencies and their nonprofit partners to
learn, conduct business, and build a national public lands
community. Convention sessions will provide the tools and renewed
enthusiasm to return home and chart your organization’s pathways.
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Additional Convention Pages:
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Saturday, March 5 |
4 - 9 PM
- Registration for participants at the
Doubletree, Main Lobby |
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Sunday, March 6 |
7 AM – 7 PM
- Registration for participants at the Doubletree,
Main Lobby |
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Full Day Training Sessions |
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Newcomer’s Welcome |
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Opening Reception |
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Monday, March 7 |
7 AM – 1 PM
- Registration for participants at the Doubletree,
Main Lobby |
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1PM
– 7 PM - Registration for
exhibitors at the Convention Center,
Holladay Street
Entrance, Lobby “A” |
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Keynote and
Educational Sessions |
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Awards Ceremony |
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Tuesday, March 8 |
7:30 AM to 5 PM
- Information desk at the Convention Center,Lobby
A |
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Keynote and
Educational Sessions |
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Trade Show Grand Opening |
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Wednesday, March 9 |
7:30 AM to 4:30 PM
- Information desk at the Convention Center,
Lobby A |
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Keynote and
Educational Sessions |
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Trade Show |
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Auction & Dinner Event |
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Thursday, March 10 |
7:30 AM – Noon
- Registration desk for Agency Session Participants at
the Doubletree, Main Lobby |
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Agency Training
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Who
Should Attend?
The convention brings together representatives
from cooperating and interpretive associations, friends groups,
refuge groups and other partners who support public lands at the
regional, state, and local levels. Federal partners include the
National Park Service, Bureau of Land Management, U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service, U.S.D.A. Forest Service, U.S. Army Corps of
Engineers, Reclamation, Bureau of Indian Affairs, and U.S.
Geological Survey. Exhibitors include product and service providers,
authors, designers, printers, and publishers known for their quality
and range of products. Professional consultants, authors, and
educators provide learning opportunities to support APPL’s members
and partners.
Special
Features
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Educational
Sessions
Choose from over
35 sessions to sample a range of topics or focus on a specific
track.
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Issue Forums
and Committees
Become involved
in APPL’s work with representation, convention planning, or
training.
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APPL Awards &
Dessert Reception
Association
achievements in interpretive media, partnerships, and programming
will be recognized at a special ceremony.
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Auction and
Served Dinner Event
Fun-filled
opportunities to purchase exciting trips, outdoor gear, framed
prints, and commemorative items to support APPL’s scholarship fund.
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“Buyers Only”
Time at Trade Show
Exclusive
opportunity for buyers to attend the Trade Show and shop from the
best products geared towards natural and historic public lands.
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One Day Training
Sessions and Agency-Focused Seminars
Specially
designed courses for those desiring more in-depth training.
Registration Fees
Basic Registration includes all educational
sessions, trade show, opening reception, awards ceremony, lunch on
Tuesday, hosted breaks and networking sessions. Companion
registration includes everything above and the Auction & Dinner
Event but does not include educational sessions.
Register
now.
EARLY
postmarked by Jan 10, 2005
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Member / Government |
$395 |
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Non-Member |
$450 |
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Companion |
$225 |
REGULAR
postmarked between Jan 11
– Feb 18, 2005
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Member / Government |
$445 |
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Non-Member |
$500 |
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Companion |
$250 |
LATE
postmarked after Feb 18, 2005
or received on-site |
Member/Government/Non-member |
$550 |
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Companion |
$300 |
Auction & Dinner
Event
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$50
(Registered participants who have room
reservations at the Doubletree Hotel by Feb 1, 2005 and stay for the
duration of the convention will receive one FREE ticket.
Registered participants sharing a room at the Doubletree may
purchase an additional ticket for half price.) |
March 6th
Full Day Training Sessions
(lunch
on your own)
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with convention registration |
$125 |
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without convention registration or
on-site |
$155 |
Portland, Oregon
The “City
of Roses” is a perfect fit for APPL’s 2005 Annual Convention with
its wealth of public lands nearby and environmentally friendly
atmosphere. Sparkling waterways combined with lush greenery rarely
found in urban settings makes Portland a magnificent destination.
Portland offers a variety of cultural and historical attractions in
addition to its 37,000 acres of open spaces. Come early or extend
your stay and enjoy Portland’s natural wonderland.
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