Scholarships
Thanks to the generous help of our supporters, we are pleased to offer two scholarship options to attend NMEBC 2020. You can contribute to this effort by becoming a “Title Supporter.“
The General Fund and the Judith F. Taggart Founder’s Scholarship
Apply for one or both.
General Scholarship FundEstablished many years ago by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and The Conservation Fund, our Supporters join them each year to continue this important effort. Full and partial scholarships are available with priority given to state and tribal entities, but also open to nonprofits and academia who are unable to cover their costs of participation. The Fund typically provides for the registration fee. If looking for additional assistance, please be specific with your needs. Scholarship applications will be asked to provide the following: name and title & organization, address and phone number; your objective(s) for attending the conference; and specific funding needs. Recommend you submit by January 23, 2019, but scholarships will be considered as they are received should funds remain available. Thanks to EPA and all our Title Supporters for your support of scholarships! |
Judith Ferrell Taggart Memorial ScholarshipThe Judith Ferrell Taggart Memorial Scholarship Award was created in honor of the founder of the National Mitigation & Ecosystem Banking Conference and in recognition of Judy’s contributions to the protection of our natural resources over many years of service in the environmental community. The JFT Fund will provide a scholarship to a journalist, government employee, or private sector individual. This award recognizes contributions to the overall field of habitat mitigation and conservation. Recipients should demonstrate the ability to collaborate with government and private sector in natural resources to promote environmental conservation (could be journalism, communications, environmental scientist, outreach, regulatory, etc.). THANK YOU TO THIS YEAR’S SPONSOR! |
Education Credits
NMEBC offers basic Continuing Education Credits (CEUs), Professional Development Hours (PDHs), Continuing Legal Credits (CLEs) and Continuing Forestry Education Credits (CFEs).
CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (CEUs) • PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT HOURS (PDHs) – Up to 23 CEUs or PDHs were available at NMEBC 2019
A Certificate of Completion will be provided to each participant when requested by the attendee during the online process. These are provided following the conference via email.
More detail made available once program is finalized.
CONTINUING LEGAL CREDITS (CLEs)
A Certificate of Attendance will be provided when requested by attendee through the online registration process. NMEBC will submit attendance when required by State Bar; otherwise, attendee is responsible for reporting attendance. Applications for credit are submitted beginning approximately 30 days prior to the event. Any questions, please contact us. CLE credits by states can range from 7 to 20+ credit hours depending on the program and workshops attended and the state approval process. Credit for the online program may also be provided in certain states. Click here for a list of states requested for NMEBC 2019. Applications for credit are submitted beginning approximately 30 days prior to the event.
CONTINUING FORESTRY EDUCATION CREDITS (CFEs)
Forestry Credits are provided based on sign-up sheets placed in the back of session rooms. You must sign these sheets to receive credit.
ONLINE ACCESS CREDITS
Should you not be able to attend, we provide CEU or PDH credit for some of the online program upon request and review of your completion. There may be a few states who provide CLE credit for certain portions. CLE credit for online the online program is much more restrictive. You may request a certificate of completion for online access credit following the purchase of the online program and completion of the program. You are responsible for requesting credit from your State Bar for any online CLE credit.
