NORTHWEST TOXICS SUMMIT
Monitoring | Reducing | Preventing | Educating | Engaging
June 6, 2023 | 8:30-4:30
Miller Hall
World Forestry Center
Portland, Oregon
In Person Event
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Topics
Toxics Monitoring
What do we already know? Where are the significant data gaps? What do we need to do next?
Reducing Toxics
What are effective strategies and best practices for reducing and preventing toxics?
Education and Engagement
How can we effectively and meaningfully engage communities?
Prioritizing Environmental Justice and Tribal Communities
Speakers Representing
Kootenai Tribe of Idaho| US Environmental Protection Agency |US Geological Survey |Pacific Northwest Aquatic Monitoring Partnership |Oregon Water Science Center | Yakama Nation | Idaho Department of Environmental Quality | Oregon Department of Environmental Quality | Washington State Department of Health | Oregon Association of Clean Water Agencies| Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership | University of Idaho | Multnomah County Transportation Division | Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission | National Tribal Toxics Council | Nez Perce Tribe Department of Fisheries Program | Neighbors for Clean Air | TE Connectivity | And others…
Who Should Attend
The conference will be filled with diverse perspectives and experiences including: scientists, engineers, consultants, attorneys, and representatives from state and federal government, tribal governments, industries, municipalities, academics, students, involved citizens and others.
Where
The conference will be held in Miller Hall at the beautiful World Forestry Center in Portland, Oregon. Located next to the Oregon Zoo, the World Forestry Center has plenty of on-site parking and easy light rail access.
