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S t r e a m   and   W e t l a n d   S t e w a r d s h i p
          In Urban Developments

 A One Day Seminar,  March 30/95

Practical Applications for Community Groups,Developers, and Governments

Details and pictures are found  on the World Wide Web at:

http://www.wimsey.com/~dims/feature.html

e-mail:   dims@wimsey.com for details.

A full list of developers, government officials (municipal, provincial,
federal) will be in attendence and speaking.

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Human settlements cover a small part of B.C.'s land mass, but they can
significantly impact the environment because they concentrate human
activity in ecologically productive and sensitive areas. Can
governments, communities and developers achieve community development
objectives to satisfy a growing population while also retaining critical
natural features? Meet key people in the development industry and
government at this daylong seminar.

The sessions will provide information about:

   * Current functions and tools that can be used to achieve development
and conservation objectives
   * Defining, identifying and recording ecologically sensitive areas
   * Planning, designing and building developments which conserve
natural features
   * Financial and legal issues associated with development and
conservation
   * Case studies


Thursday, March 30,1995 7:15 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Inn at Westminster Quay
900 Quayside Drive New Westminster  Registration Fee - $125

Presented by: Community and Professional Programs School of Community
and Regional Planning, University of British Columbia and Sponsored by:
Environment Canada: Eco-Action Program. In cooperation with: Urban
Development Institute and Department of Fisheries and Oceans

Registration Information:

Registration: Upon registration, participants will receive a faxed
confirmation of enrollment, course information and travel and venue
instructions. Receipts will be included in your course materials package
(on March 30th).

Cancellation Policies: Courses which do not attract sufficient
registrants will be canceled and fees refunded in full. If a registrant
or alternate cannot attend, telephone notification at least one week
prior to the course is necessary. Fees will be refunded, minus a $25.00
administration charge.

Accommodation and meals: Refreshment breaks and lunch are included in
the registration fee. Hotel accommodation is available by contacting the
Inn at Westminster Quay, Telephone: 520- 1776 (or out-of-town:
1-800-663-2001).

REGISTRATION:

To register, mail or fax your registration to:

Community and Professional Programs
The University of British Columbia
SCHOOL OF COMMUNITY AND REGIONAL PLANNING
433 - 6333 MEMORIAL ROAD, VANCOUVER, BC V6T 1Z2
Tel. 822-3914 * Fax. 822-3787

March 30, Stream and Wetland Stewardship, $125 (GST exempt)

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NOTE Under the University Act, and Freedom of Information and Privacy
Act, the information that you provide on this form may be used to notify
you of upcoming programs and events. If you have any questions, please
contact the Coordinator, Community and Professional Programs, Tel.
822-3914.