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Whether you have visited Jacksonville before or this is your first time, we also encourage you to stay a few extra days and take in what is truly the most beautiful part of a beautiful state. The area surrounding Jacksonville is home to a wide array of unique natural areas including beaches, rivers, and wetlands. If you are a golfer there is no better place than the Jacksonville area. The city itself offers museums, unique dining and shopping experiences, exciting nightlife, and vibrant performing arts. Welcome again to beautiful Jacksonville and the 2012 AWRA Annual Water Resources Conference!
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Conference
sessions cover a wide range of water resources topics including
Climate Change, Information Management and Tools, Forest Hydrology,
Water and Energy, Water Quality, Agricultural Hydrology etc. Several
regional topics tracks provide an opportunity for water resources
professionals in the Deep South and Florida to tell you about
issues in this region. Other special topics include Eco-Hydrology,
Reservoir Science, The USGS National Hydrologic Model, Floridan
Aquifer under Siege, Florida Springs and several others. Our goal
was to create a program that provides you with lessons learned,
insights, and tools relevant to issues, problems, and opportunities
in your region. We also hope you will take advantage of a number
of opportunities to interact with exhibitors and presenters, including
the Opening Networking Reception, numerous coffee breaks, the
Exhibit Hall, the AWRA Awards Luncheon, and a special evening
on the St. Johns River. All AWRA conferences provide unique opportunities
for all members of the water resources community to network and
exchange information and we feel the relaxed setting along the
beautiful St. Johns River will set the stage for a very productive,
enjoyable, and informative week.
