Mine Rehabilitation Conference for Singleton
The Tom Farrell Institute together with NSW Office of Environment and Heritage is hosting the 4th annual conference in Singleton on the 25 September in the heart of the mining region to explore the best in the science, mining practice and practise of mined land restoration to achieve the best in biodiversity outcome. Topical areas and policy, Biodiversity Certificate Assessment Methodology (BCAM), Offsets and best practise examples will be presented to an audience of scientists, environmental professionals, miners, regulators, community members and others with an interest in mine rehabilitation.
Further information is available at http://www.uononlineshop.com/index.php/conference/conferences-events/tom-farrell-institute/mine-rehab-conference-2014.html
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