Dear IAH-WA members, Please join the IAH WA branch for our upcoming day on the topic of Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems, which we are delighted to be able to bring to you later this month. Groundwater dependent ecosystems include communities of micro-organisms, animals and plants whose functioning relies on the presence of the water. Following on from our successful day-long event last year, and the enthusiastic response of our members, IAH WA has been busy pulling together a “Groundwater Dependent Ecosystems” day seminar with the aim of informing industry, consultants and regulators of the current understanding and approaches to assessing and managing GDEs. We have gathered an expert team to provide a forum for sharing with you their knowledge and experiences across a range of GDEs. This is a fantastic opportunity to hear about technical and regulatory perspectives and approaches around GDEs. We hope the day presents an opportunity for learning, knowledge sharing and networking. Date: Tuesday 29th October 2024 Venue: University Club @ UWA Seminar day : 0900 to 1700 Further information, including the planned schedule of talks can be found at the Eventbrite page – link below. ** note this is an in person event only ** Registration: Please register via Eventbrite - https://lnkd.in/gCkgdWZt Ticket prices: $120 per person and include entry to the sundowner event at the end of the day. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- Sponsorship and display space: With the help of our existing sponsors, IAH WA is subsidizing ticket prices to enable as many people as possible to attend. To help cover event costs we are seeking Expressions of Interest for sponsorship of the key networking components of the day, with the following prices: Morning tea - $500 Lunch - $1,000 Afternoon tea - $500 1hr Sundowner - $2,000 [Sponsorship of the above includes a complementary trestle table / display table] Additionally, we have space for display tables for interested sponsors – these are available for $200. Sponsorship is available on a first come basis, please contact Rob – wa.branch@iah.org.au - to secure your place. If you have any queries or just want to contact the IAH WA committee feel free to reply to this email or via wa.branch@iah.org.au. We look forward to seeing you there! Kind regards IAH WA Committee
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