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BLRS 2010 International Conference Call for Abstracts ends 25th September
Sun 2nd Aug 2009
Papers are invited on a whole range of topics including:
- Tackling contamination
- Mine water treatment
- Ecological restoration
- Dealing with invasive species
- Innovative techniques
- Land use planning and regeneration
- Legislation and land reclamation
- Community engagement in regeneration
- Restoration of difficult sites
- Interacting with industrial heritage
- Risk assessment of brownfield sites
- The economics of restoration and recovery
Please pre-register and submit papers online using the website
www.conference2010.blrs.org
BLRS Summer Site Visit: LAND AND ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION
Sun 14th Jun 2009
LAND AND ECOLOGICAL RESTORATION AFTER GRAVEL AND SAND EXTRACTION
Panshanger Park and Waterford Quarry, Hertfordshire
Thursday 9th July 2009
Having had two recent visits to large regeneration schemes (Longbridge and Waverley); the summer BLRS visit will focus on land and ecological restoration after mineral working in Hertfordshire, hosted by Hertfordshire County Council (HCC), Viridor Waste Management and Lafarge Aggregates. HCC's Restoration Manager, Andy McIntosh, will guide us with the respective site owners around two quite different sites. It is very much an outdoor, walk and talk visit.
For more information and to register please use the forms:
Programme
Registration Form
BLRS Development Officer Vacancy
Thu 21st May 2009
The BLRS (formerly the British Land Reclamation Society incorporating the National Land Reclamation Panel of the Local Authorities) is seeking to appoint a part time self employed Development Officer to help the Management Committee develop and grow the Society.
The Society was established in 1992 and merged with the NLRP in 2008 to further enhance its work and reputation. The Society is truly multidisciplinary representing most professions involved in land reclamation and broader regeneration.
We now seek an individual with an active interest in the subject and the vision to help us grow to our next stage. It is envisaged that the role will initially be for 1-2 days per week for a 6 month period to allow the Development Officer and Management Committee to assess the growth potential for the Society.
Good contacts/networks within the brownfield reclamation and regeneration industry are vital to the success of the role.
See
here for further details on how to apply.