[CPEO-BIF] Restoring Green Space

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Please respond directly to Robert Pauline at rpauline@wildlifehc.org or 
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Wildlife Habitat Council 
1010 Wayne Ave., Ste. 920 
Silver Spring, MD 20910 
301-588-8994 
www.wildlifehc.org  

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Restoring Green Space: Using Ecological Enhancements 
at Superfund, RCRA and Brownfield Sites
July 17-18, 2002
Renaissance Washington DC Hotel

Join the Wildlife Habitat Council for the third conference on ecological 
enhancement for site remediation. It promises to be an invigorating, 
action-oriented meeting that will enable participants to remove 
institutional barriers and begin to implement enhancement projects. 
Remediation projects, which apply natural resource-based approaches are 
achieving substantial cost savings as well as improving the social, 
economic and environmental value of sites. Encouraging sustainable 
development through ecological approaches also creates valuable benefits 
for communities, such as green space and opportunities to learn about 
the environment. 
 
We were pleased to welcome at this year’s conference: Marianne L. 
Horinko, Assistant Administrator, U.S. EPA, Office of Solid Waste and 
Emergency Response, Nicholas A. Di Pasquale, Secretary, Delaware 
Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control and
James M. Seif, Vice President, Corporate Services, PPL Services 
Corporation. 
 
State and federal regulatory agencies have joined WHC and a diverse 
senior-level Steering Committee in planning this meeting and are ready 
to move forward – We urge you to join us in Washington to be part of 
this groundbreaking conference.

RCRA@wildlifehc.org
http://www.wildlifehc.org/events/rcra.cfm
Tel: 301-588-8994
Fax: 301-588-4629
Registration is online!
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Wildlife Habitat Council 14th Annual Symposium
Investing in Biodiversity 
November 18-19, 2002
Hyatt Regency Baltimore, MD 
 
What is our ecological footprint? 

WHC is uniquely positioned to help you understand this question and play 
a significant role in biodiversity conservation with economic, social 
and cultural benefits for all.  Think Globally - Act Locally

Learn from agency, private sector and NGO specialists: explore 
imaginative approaches and envision new partnerships for integrated 
habitat conservation strategies with concrete local actions.
Panel topics will cover global biodiversity, ecological restoration & 
environmental education for at-risk youth, plus much more.

WHC’s Annual Symposium brings together corporate, government and 
conservation leaders from around the globe. In addition to the 
informative panels, you will have the opportunity to attend one of
five educational field trips, take part in a live-animal  demonstration, 
test your skills at our Touch Table and bid in our Annual Silent 
Auction. Our inspiring awards ceremony and slide show top off an 
informative two days.

If your company is working with wildlife or thinking about doing so, 
WHC’s 14th Annual Symposium is the place to be! 

Whc@wildlifehc.org 
www.wildlifehc.org
Tel: 301-588-8994
Fax: 301-588-4629

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