About this Event
The Utah Lake Symposium is a gathering of policy makers, managers and scientists focused on conserving and enhancing Utah Lake. This year's Symposium will focus on how Utah Lake will proceed moving forward onto phase 2. Topics will include fisheries, invasive vegetation, water quality and project updates with a keynote address on the state of the Lake.
This event will run for two days.
Day 1:Policy - For Public Audiences
Day 2: Technical - By Scientists, For Scientists
* Registration is REQUIRED for this event, due to capacity limits on the room and providing food. In-person there is 180 total allowed.
There will be a variety of types and lengths of presentations. Light breakfast will be provided in the morning and lunch is included as well. Below is a rough agenda (subject to change):
Opening Remarks
Symposium Introduction and Keynote
Breakfast Keynote
Break 1
Pecha Kucha Updates on the Lake (6.5 min presentations)
-Vegetation
-Water Quality/Habs
-Fisheries/Carp Management
-June Sucker
-Recreation
-Restoration Projects
Break 2
Nature Center
Flathead Lake Nature Center Case Study
Lunch Break
Keynote
Break 2 - Prepare Breakout rooms
Breakouts
-Public - History of the Lake
-Conserve Utah Valley
-What can you do to help Utah Lake- Panel
Closing Remarks
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Utah Valley University - Clarke Building 5th Floor, 800 West University Parkway, Orem, United States
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