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THE SECOND QLF Alumni Congress , , SUNDAY, 13 NOVEMBER 2016 – WEDNESDAY, 16 NOVEMBER 2016

At the Congress, QLF Alumni, partner organizations, and practitioners will convene in Barcelona to share knowledge of stewardship of natural resources and cultural heritage; catalyze conservation action; and set QLF’s agenda for the next decade. The Congress has the potential to make a lasting contribution to a more sustainable global community. :: THE SECOND QLF ALUMNI CONGRESS :: c f A H a U c b s f I i a E M E 5 A B n e r n o o o n c a 5 x a

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There is overwhelming consensus that QLF’s greatest strength over its history E has been its cadre of Volunteers, Interns, International Fellows, and staff who R have worked for over five decades in every capacity. QLF’s Alumni number G N

more than 5,000 and hail from 75 countries in six regions worldwide. Many O C command leadership in academia, business, government, law, and medicine. I

A majority are leaders in community and conservation. All Alumni share the N same spirit and feelings about QLF undiminished by time and geography. M U In November, QLF will, once again, tap the enormous talent, energy, and L A

wisdom of its Alumni as we focus our vision in the face of a major QLF F milestone; that is, the formalization of the Global Leadership Network, QLF’s Photograph above and below: L

Alumni Mojmir Vlasin (Czech Republic) with Norma Q Network of Alumni worldwide. Congress participants — representing 50 Ferriz (Mexico), Stewardship Workshop, QLF Congress, Bükk National Forest, Hungary, 2006 ~ D countries and six regions — will assemble in Barcelona to: PHOTOGRAPH BY GREIG CRANNA N

Gros Morne National Park, Great Northern Peninsula O

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global concerns in ways that governments cannot. : : The QLF Alumni Congress will include selected Alumni from the global regions in which QLF works. Dignitaries and government officials from countries involved in QLF programs are also invited. Members of the QLF Governing Boards, as well as representatives from partner organizations will be asked to attend. The Congress is limited to 200 people. :: THE SECOND QLF ALUMNI CONGRESS :: O

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I.DONOR APPRECIATION DINNER Marine and Freshwater Stewardship For Members of QLF’s Governing Boards and Congress Sponsors ~ New Directions in Protected Areas SATURDAY, 12 NOVEMBER 2016 ~ BARCELONA Our Living Planet: Biodiversity and Nature Conservation Registration for Congress Participants, Condes and Gallery Responding to Climate Change Hotels, Barcelona ~ The Nature in Us: Cultural Heritage and Communities Guided Tour, Modern Art Exhibit, Museu Nacional d’Art de Lunch, Món Sant Benet Conference Center Catalunya, Montjuic Hill, Barcelona ~ Workshop Plenary Session Dinner, Oleum Restaurant, Museu Nacional d’Art de Catalunya ~ Dinner & Evening Celebration Lodging, Condes and Gallery Hotels, Barcelona ~ Lodging, Món Sant Benet Hotel, Parador Cardona ~

II .THE CONGRESS DAY FOUR: WEDNESDAY, 16 NOVEMBER 2016 ~ MON SANT BENET & BARCELONA DAY ONE: SUNDAY, 13 NOVEMBER 2016 ~ BARCELONA Final Session: Forging alliances and partnerships through Registration for Congress Participants, Condes and Gallery Hotels, the Global Leadership Network Barcelona ~ Remarks by Beth Alling, QLF Executive Vice President ~ Middle East Alumni Meeting, Gallery Hotel ~ Closing Remarks by Larry Morris ~ Architectural Tour, La Pedrera, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lunch, Món Sant Benet Conference Center the Modernist building designed by Antoni Gaudi ~ Afternoon Travel to Barcelona for Closing Reception & Dinner, Opening Reception & Dinner, Gaudi Room, La Pedrera ~ Mercat del Born, once a public market and now an historic landmark, El Born exemplifies Barcelona’s Living ~ DAY TWO: MONDAY, 14 NOVEMBER 2016 ~ BARCELONA, MONTSERRAT, MON SANT BENET Lodging, Condes and Gallery Hotels, Barcelona ~

Plenary Session, San Pao, Barcelona’s former Hospital de la Departing Flights: Thursday, 17 November 2016 Santa Creu i Sant Pau ~ III. CATALAN STEWARDSHIP: Workshop Leaders, Facilitators, Presenters, and Participants A POST-CONGRESS STUDY TOUR convene in Working Groups to discuss the goals and anticipated Led by Brent Mitchell, QLF Senior Vice President outcomes for each Workshop, San Pau ~ & Catalan Alumni ~ Lunch, San Pao ~ THURSDAY, 17 NOVEMBER – Culture and Heritage Tracks: FRIDAY, 18 NOVEMBER 2016 Track I: Architectural Tour of Barcelona The Catalan Stewardship Study Tour is optional and is not included in the Track II: Cultural Site Visit, Benedictine Monastery of Santa Congress Registration Fee. Maria de Montserrat ~ A select group of QLF Alumni will join Catalan policymakers Dinner with Remarks by QLF Alumni, Món Sant Benet Hotel to explore the curren t practice and future potential for nature and Conference Center, region of El Bages ~ stewardship and privately protected areas in the country. Tour Lodging, Món Sant Benet Hotel & Parador Cardona, region includes field site visits and meetings with Alumni in Catalonia. of El Bages ~ Located in the region of El Bages one hour outside of Barcelona is IV . ANDALUSIA: A POST-CONGRESS CULTURAL TOUR the cultural heritage center Món Sant Benet with the refurbished THURSDAY, 17 NOVEMBER – SUNDAY, 20 NOVEMBER 2016 ~ Medieval monastery of Sant Benet del Bages, the former summer SEVILLE & CORDOBA residence of Catalan painter Ramón Casas. Thirty minutes from The Post-Congress Cultural Tour is optional and is not included in the Sant Benet is Parador Cardona, the ninth century castle that rests Congress Registration Fee . on top of a hill overlooking for valley. Within the castle is the church Andalusia is noted for its UNESCO sites, protected areas, of San Vicente which was built in 981 and a Minyona tower built in historic trade, and crossroads of the world’s great religions. the 2nd Century. THURSDAY, 17 NOVEMBER 2016 & FRIDAY, 18 NOVEMBER 2016 DAY THREE: TUESDAY, 15 NOVEMBER 2016 ~ MON SANT BENET Depart for Seville from Barcelona & site visits in Seville ~ Remarks by QLF President Larry Morris Morning & Afternoon – Stewardship Workshops: SATURDAY, 19 NOVEMBER 2016 Consensus Building and Collaborative Conservation Site Visits in Córdoba ~ Going to Scale: Conservation Finance SUNDAY, 20 NOVEMBER 2016 Local Stewardship: Community-based Conservation Depart for Madrid or Barcelona for return flight ~ October 2016

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:: THE SECOND QLF ALUMNI CONGRESS :: CONGRESS DONORS The Congress is supported by corporations, individuals, foundations, and government agencies . QLF is seeking program sponsors at levels of $2,500; $5,000; $10,000 and above. TRAVEL TO THE CONGRESS QLF is working with airlines to secure discounted fares to and from Barcelona. CONGRESS REGISTRATION FEE There will be a Registration Fee for each participant, which covers field trips and site visits; food and lodging; in-region travel; venues for meetings, Plenary Session, the Stewardship Workshop; and all other Congress expenses. For additional information, email Congress Staff: [email protected] For additional information on financial assistance for Travel and the Registration Fee, please contact Beth Alling: [email protected]

CONTACT PERSONS For more information on the Congress , pre- and post- Congress tours:

Lawrence B. Morris President [email protected] Beth Alling Executive Vice President [email protected]