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2012 Environmental Partnership Conference
February 23 - 24, 2012
Lake Guntersville State Park Lodge
Register Online
Printable Registration Form with Agenda
UPDATE: We've extended the Legacy conference registration deadline to February 3rd! The hotel reservation deadline has ended, but rooms may still be available at the regular rate.
About The Conference
The Legacy Environmental Partnership Conference has a tradition of bringing together a diverse group of Alabama citizens who are interested in our environment. Cutting edge themes and quality presentations that are Alabama specific spark educational and exciting discussions on the latest environmental issues. Attending the Conference provides you with the opportunity to learn about environmental initiatives happening around the state and to network with others who are also striving to protect the natural resources of our beautiful state.
2012 Workshops
Legacy is pleased to announce the 2012 Workshop Series. The series is designed to give educators the opportunity to experience the wonder of Alabama's diverse environment all the while equipping them with the knowledge and resources to take their experiences back into the classroom.
EnviroBowl 2012
EnviroBowl is a double-elimination, question and answer competition played between two high school teams consisting of four students each. The top three teams at each regional competition will be eligible to advance to the state competition.
2012 Grant Recipients Announced
Legacy is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2012 Mini and Competitive Grants.
The grants are designed to reflect a collaborative effort between the community and the applying organization or school to educate area students and citizens about environmentally related issues. These grants are open to both public and private groups and organizations within the state of Alabama.
