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Tay Estuary Forum 2016 Conference: Seascape, a coast of contrasts

Conference
22 April 2016
at West Park Conference Centre, West Park, 319 Perth Road, Dundee DD2 1NN
for scientists, students and other interested parties
Tay Estuary Forum 2016 Conference flyer

As east-central Scotland's Local Coastal Partnership, the Tay Estuary Forum puts together a conference each year to reflect current issues within the coastal and marine environments at both a regional and national scale, with a Tay regional focus, attracting key stakeholders working within the Fife, Angus, Dundee and Perth & Kinross coastlines, and the adjacent offshore area. The TEF aims to incorporate elements of science, policy and management beneath an overarching theme, to give a variety of participants a platform to discuss and inform.

This year's programme includes topics on:

  • Visualising seascape of the Forth & Tay estuaries
  • Marine planning update
  • Marine tourism and recreation
  • Capturing the coast: winter storm damage
  • Tayside biodiversity

Please register by 15th April 2016 via the Tay Estuary Forum website or by post: Tay Estuary Forum, G35, Tower Building, University of Dundee DD1 4HN, email TayEstuaryForum@dundee.ac.uk, phone 01382 384933. Refreshments and a buffet lunch will be offered; there is a discount available for postgraduate students.


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