You won't want to miss the Northeast's largest regional forum for researchers, natural resource managers, students, and naturalists to present current information on the varied aspects of applied field biology (freshwater, marine, and terrestrial) and natural history for the Northeastern United States and adjacent Canada. It will serve as a premier venue to identify research and management needs, foster friendships and collegial relationships, and encourage a greater region-wide interest in natural history by bringing people with diverse backgrounds together.

Organizers are still accepting proposals for:

• Presentation sessions (Deadline: January 29)
• Workshops (Deadline: February 26)
• Field trips (Deadline: February 26)
• Special events (Deadline: February 26)

Obs: If you want to contribute an oral presentation to the session "Citizen and Community Science" or to the session "Science Education and Communication", please contact eePRO user and moderator for the Data Literacy group Gustavo Requena Santos (at gustavo.requena@scienceyourself.org)