The 2004 North American Environmental Field Conference and Exposition

January 14-16 in Tampa, FL.

Featuring advances in environmental site characterization and monitoring technology, this conference packs three days full of interactive indoor and outdoor workshops, conference presentations, field equipment demonstrations, an indoor exhibit hall and several scheduled social events. A wide variety of stakeholders, such as environmental consultants and contractors; Federal, State, tribal, regional, county and local government officials, DOD and DOE environmental staff and contractors; private industry (petroleum, chemical, utility, manufacturing, mining, waste disposal, and others) environmental staff; and academia, will be attending.

This one-of-a-kind event provides a unique opportunity for environmental professionals from all disciplines, including geologists, hydrologists, hydrogeologists, engineers, soil scientists, chemists, biologists, environmental scientists, technicians and others, to interact and learn from some of the top experts in the field of environmental site characterization and monitoring.

Highlights of the Event:

• Presentation of top professional papers on cutting-edge technology used in environmental site characterization and monitoring;
• Dozens of indoor and outdoor workshops on the latest topics.
• Hands-on field demonstrations of the latest field equipment available from manufacturers
• An exposition with indoor and outdoor exhibits
• Social events designed to encourage landscape professionals to network with fellow environmental professionals, create new contacts and make new friends.

For more information on the conference schedule and online registration go to www.envirofieldconference.com.