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Commissioner Chris Cloudman, City of DeLand
Saundra Gray, Gemini Springs Alliance Co-Founder
Moderator: Nancy Vaughn, Co-chair, Natural Resources Action Team, League of Women Voters of Volusia County
David M. Sumner, Ph. D., PG, Director, USGS Caribbean-Florida Water Science Center
Katrina Locke, Sustainability and Natural Resources Director, Volusia County
Jessy Wales, Conservation Science Coordinator, Marine Discovery Center
Melissa Ann Gibbs, Ph.D., Professor of Biology and Director of the Aquatic & Marine Biology Program at Stetson University; President of the Friends of Blue Spring State Park
Deborah Shelley, Vice President, Aquatic Preserve Alliance of Central Florida
Heather Obara, Esq., Associate Director, Florida Springs Institute
David Hamstra, Senior Project Manager, Pegasus Engineering
Dr. Kirsten Work, Professor and Chair, Biology, Stetson University
Clay Henderson, Executive Director, Stetson University Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience
Luther F. Davis III, Open Water Swimmer and Physics and Astronomy Teacher, Lake Mary High School
Clear Water, Clean Water? Exploring the Floridan Aquifer
Schoolyard Films, Inc.
Moderator: Nancy Vaughn, Co-chair, Natural Resources Action Team, League of Women Voters of Volusia County
Dr. Jason M. Evans, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies and Faculty Director, Institute for Water and Environmental Resilience, Stetson University
Casey Fitzgerald, Director, Springs Protection Initiative, Division of Water and Land Resources, St. Johns River Water Management District
Lisa Marie Prescott, M.Ed., CEHP, Florida Onsite Wastewater Association
Stephen S. Kintner, Chair, Volusia County Smart Growth Review Committee, and Vice Chair, Blue Spring Alliance
Lisa Rinaman, Riverkeeper, St. Johns Riverkeeper
Michael Ulrich, Volusia County Water Resources and Utilities Director, and Keith Riger, DeLand Public Services Director
Jo Ann Macrina, Deputy Utilities Director, City of Daytona Beach
Rick Kilby, Author and Historian
Persimmon Hollow Brewing Co.
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Volusia Water Alliance
2018 FALL SYMPOSIUM – The State of Our Water
As our population grows in Central Florida, we are causing serious problems with our natural ecosystem and the Floridan Aquifer under our feet from which we get our water. There is no easy solution, but the best minds in the business are coming together to work on it. Join us.
“Reclaiming the Future: Science, Engagement, and Hope in Our State of Watery Peril”
Dr. Evans is Faculty Director of the Institute for Water & Environmental Resilience, Associate Professor of Environmental Science and Studies at Stetson University, and Co-Editor-in-Chief for the Journal of Environmental Management.
Special Screening of Schoolyard Films’ Clear Water, Clean Water: Exploring the Floridan Aquifer
Friday, Oct. 26, 9 am – 4 pm
at the Wayne G. Sanborn Center, DeLand, FL
Admission: FREE. Optional catered lunch: $12
Limited seating, must register online.
Catered lunch includes a large wrap, (choice of Tuna, Turkey with Cheese, or Vegetarian), a bag of chips, water, and a dessert item (e.g. brownie). Catered by DeLand Natural Market and Deli.
Limited seating!
