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Symposia

Symposia and conferences allow you to attend a single- or multi-day program on a specific topic ranging from stone in the landscape or plant conservation issues to horticulture therapy or youth gardening.

Participants will learn from both national and international experts and have ample time to network with gardening peers or professional colleagues. Continuing education units (CEUs) from professional associations are available for most symposia and conferences.

An Inconvenient Truth Tuesday, May 6, 2008 7 to 9 p.m. Beth Viola, Senior Policy Advisor with Holland & Knight in Washington, D.C., and former environmental advisor to Al Gore, presents a lecture on climate change featuring Gore’s An Inconvenient Truth. Registration: FREE Location: The Notebaert Nature Museum To register, please call (773) 755-5191, ext. 1

 

Registration Information

Preregistration is required. You may register by phone at the number listed above.