Coupling Natural & Human Systems
June 7 - 9, 2012 ● SUNY-ESF ● Syracuse, NY
Call for Abstracts
Due January 31, 2012
www.esf.edu/outreach/pd/2012/aees
Representative
Topics Include:
 Agroforestry
 Environmental
restoration and
management
 Ecosystem services
 Wetlands, streams,
and riparian systems
 Watershed processes
and functions
Who Should Submit
Abstract Submission
If you are involved in bringing
humans and society closer to their
natural environments to achieve a
mutualistic relationship.
Prospective authors are invited to
submit an abstract to the AEES
Technical Committee by
January 31, 2012.
 Environmental and ecological
scientists and engineers
 Landscape architects
 Wastewater treatment  Policy makers and planners
and resource recovery
 Stormwater treatment  Federal, tribal, state, and local
 Green infrastructure
 Greenroofs and walls
 Emergy and energy
analysis
 Low impact
development
 Renewable energy
sources
 Climate change
mitigation and
adaption
 Sustainable food
systems
government agency personnel
 Non-governmental
organizations
Abstracts are limited to 200 words.
Abstracts should be submitted by
email to aeesabstracts@gmail.com on
the PDF form provided on our website.
An acknowledgement of receipt of
abstracts will be sent to the
corresponding author.
 Environmental consultants
 Environmental advocacy groups
 Other environmentally related
careers
 Students
 Integrating ecosystems For additional information contact:
Stewart Diemont, Ph.D., Assistant Professor
and society
SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry
 Policies, planning, and Department of Environmental Resource Engineering
people
aeesabstracts@gmail.com