Call for Participation – now only accepting on-demand presentations!

It’s Easy to Submit!  Deadline for on-demand submissions is 3/31.

NMEMC takes the practical approach to making the link on policy, practice and science across the different approaches to mitigation of wetlands, species, carbon, water quality and related environmental markets.

A mix of opportunities to participate!

Panel Discussions

Traditional Sessions

Individual Presentations

Example or Case Study

Workshops

Facilitated Discussions & Expert-led Roundtables

Working Group Sessions

Academic Presentations

IT’S EASY TO SUBMIT:
Information required for submissions:

1. Title of Submission
2. Description
3. Name, Title, Organization, City, State, and Email. Short bio.
4. Select FORMAT:
   • Panel (developed panel; brief remarks followed by moderated Q&A)
   • Traditional Session (developed session of ideally three presentations with moderator; typically for lessons learned and case studies)
   • Individual Presentation (propose this if you are not part of a developed session and would like to be considered for inclusion in a session with others.)
   • Example or Case Study
   • Workshop (1 or more facilitators teaching at a beginning or advanced level)
   • Facilitated Discussion or Expert-Led Topic Table (ideal for new or emerging ideas, highly-debated topics, and for expert-led roundtables)
   • Working Group (longer, in-depth working session on specific issue in an effort to develop solutions and find common ground)
   • Academic Presentation (on-demand) (Ideal for sharing research, studies and other academic pursuits)
5. Select CATEGORY:
   • The Business & Practice.
     Examples of practice/process/business that educate and train and improve — financial assurances, site selection, credit determinations and calculations, long-term stewardship, partnerships, easements, etc.
   • Science & Technology Data, Tools & Technology, Science. From design methods, functional assessments to tools, databases, programs, technology used for assessing, monitoring, tracking, transparency, efficiency, and accountability.
   • Improving and Streamlining Practice, Process, Permitting. Ideas and examples for improvements in practice, process, permitting, keeping in mind transparency, accountability, and efficiency. Some examples may include crediting scenarios, multi-benefit banking and other approaches, etc.
   • Emerging Markets, Trends & Opportunities. Examples of emerging opportunities and trends such as spending initiatives, Infrastructure, and Inflation Act, 30×30, America the Beautiful, collaboration, and partnerships, etc.
   • Policy, Legislation, Legal (Federal, State, Local, Tribal Communities). Policies, legislation and legal, and their impact on mitigation an environmental markets.
   • Other
6. Select TOPIC:
   • Accounting and Valuing Natural Assets
   • Agriculture, Energy, Forestry, Transportation, Other Sectors & Mitigation & Environmental Markets
   • Best Practices for Efficiency, Transparency and Accountability/ Improving and Streamlining Permitting
   • Carbon Sequestration, Markets, and Integration with Mitigation, Mitigation Banking and Ecological Restoration
   • Climate Impact and Resiliency Solutions, Natural Disaster Mitigation (flood, fire, natural infrastructure, etc.)
   • Coastal Mitigation, Conservation, Restoration
   • Collaboration across NGOs, Business and Government, Banks, ILFs, Tribal Communities, Others
   • Credits / Offsets–Contracting, Calculating, Crediting Scenarios (404, NRDA, Nutrient, Carbon, Species, Wildfire, etc)
   • Due Diligence for Regulators, Providers, Clients/Impactors, and Landowners
   • Easements and Entitlements – Challenges & Solutions (easements, mineral rights, cultural, water rights, etc.)
   • Emerging Markets, Trends, Approaches, Practices, International Opportunities
   • ESGs and Mitigation and Environmental Markets
   • Financial Assurances, Endowments
   • Habitat, Species and Conservation Banking and Outcome-Based Approaches
   • Impactor / Client Trends in Mitigating Impacts, Understanding and Finding the Right Option
   • Improving Compensatory Mitigation
   • Infrastructure Bill, 30×30, America the Beautiful, Others & Inclusion of Mitigation Banking, Environmental Markets
   • Innovative Technology, Databases, Monitoring, Tracking Tools
   • Land Stewardship, Long-Term Management and Stewardship
   • Landowners – Understanding and Finding the Right Option
   • Legislative, Policy, Courts (Federal, States, Local and Tribal Communities)
   • Mitigation Approaches – Compensatory, Pay for Performance, Outcome-Based, Other
   • Mitigation on Public Lands
   • Multi-Credit/Resource/Benefit Banking & Markets (Species, Wetlands, Streams, NRDA, Nutrient, WQ, Carbon, etc)
   • Nutrient Trading
   • P3s (public, private partnerships) in Conservation, Mitigation & Restoration
   • Performance Standards, Adaptive Management, Standards Beyond Hydrology or Vegetation
   • Preservation as Compensation
   • Professional Standards, Ethics, Diversity & Inclusion, Mentoring Small Business
   • Regulatory Activities that Support Mitigation Banking and Environmental Markets
   • Sales & Marketing
   • Stream and Wetland Banking and Mitigation, Restoration
   • Status and Trends
   • Tribal Community Perspectives and Trends
   • Water Quality Trading, Water Quantity Approaches, Practice
   • Other
7. SUBMIT by October 1.

When Will I Be Notified of Acceptance? Submitters will be notified as early as December 1, 2022.

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