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Rivers Run Through Them: Landscapes
in Environmental History

2006 Annual Meeting
Joint Conference with American Society for Environmental History

St. Paul, Minnesota
March 29-April 2, 2006


 
 

  A Note from the Program Committee

The American Society for Environmental History and Forest History Society Program Committee is pleased to welcome you to St. Paul, and to present "Rivers Run Through Them: Landscapes in Environmental History." Last winter we issued a call for papers and posters investigating not only landscapes in environmental history, but also the role of water in defining those landscapes. We were honored and impressed by the wealth of proposals, diverse, creative, and strikingly international. After all, if you follow a river long enough, you will come to a confluence. This conference will be a true intellectual confluence. Scholars will present work on landscapes from Africa to Israel to Florida to Australia, and rivers from the Amazon to the Elwha to the Hudson to the Mississippi. This work will be presented by historians, anthropologists, literary scholars, political scientists, geographers, city planners, and ecologists Forest historians will travel from Southeast Asia to Finland to Maine to Michigan. In other sessions we will visit L.A.'s beaches, Ted Turner's ranches, Canada's uranium mines, and Korea's DMZ. Overall, the conference offers 80 panels and over 20 posters. The plenary session on environmental journalism will bring together three Pulitzer Prize winners, including Mark Schleifstein of New Orleans Times-Picayune. Writer Scott Russell Sanders will offer the keynote address, entitled, "Defining and Defending the Common Wealth." Other events will include a range of tours and breakfasts to offer participants both a broader view of the local landscape, as well as further opportunity to interact with colleagues from all over the world.

Kathryn Morse, Program Committee Chair, Middlebury College

  Registration Fees

Pre-Registration rate

ASEH/FHS Members - $95
Non-Members - $110
Students (incl. non-members) - $40
Spouse - $45

On-Site Registration

ASEH/FHS Members - $110
Non-Members - $130
Students (incl. non-members) - $50
Spouse - $50

Single-Day Registration

Pre-Registration - $45
On-Site Registration - $55

To register for the conference download the registration form, complete, and mail to the address shown on the form.

  Hotel Name Change
The Crowne Plaza Hotel just purchased the Radisson Riverfront Hotel in
St. Paul. It's the same location and address but you'll need this information

to get to the hotel from the airport, as they've already changed the hotel signs.
If you already made your hotel reservation it will be transferred at the same rate.
They will honor the conference rates.

Crowne Plaze Hotel, St. Paul
11 East Kellogg Boulevard
St. Paul, Minnesota 55101
Phone: (651) 605-6958

To make reservations, call toll free at 1-800-227-6963. Be certain to mention that this is for the ASEH/Forest History Society conference.

Rates:
$119/night single or double occupancy
* limited number of rooms available at student rate of $95/night (with i.d.)

  Special Events

The St. Paul conference will include several receptions, two banquets, and a plenary session. An evening at the Science Museum of Minnesota is also planned.

 

Field Trips

1. Mill City Museum & National Center for the Study of Earth Surface Dynamics
2. The Twin Cities Metro Mississippi River
3. Urban Sprawl
4. Environmental Justice
5. Minnesota Valley National Wildlife Refuge
6. Mall of America

 

Exhibitors and advertisers

The conference program will include advertisements and the conference will feature a book exhibit. For more information and registration download the exhibit and advertisers form >>

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