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    Table of contents Welcome to Tallahassee ................................................... 2 A Note from the 2009 Program Committee .....................3 Conference Information ...................................................4 Location Accommodations Registration Cancellations Transportation and Directions About Tallahassee Child Care Commitment to Sustainability Questions Conference at a Glance .................................................... 6 Field Trips ........................................................................ 8 ASEH Travel Grant Recipients ........................................9 Special Events ................................................................10 Opening Reception Breakfasts Lunch Banquet and ASEH President’s Address Plenary Address ASEH Fundraiser for Environmental Justice Graduate Student Reception Workshops EH Editorial Board Meeting Poster Session ASEH Business Meeting ASEH Awards Banquet and Keynote Address Exhibits Poster Presentations ....................................................... 12 Conference Program ...................................................... 14 Wednesday, February 25 Thursday, February 26 Paradise Lost, Friday, February 27 Saturday, February 28 Found, and ASEH Committees .........................................................34 Index .............................................................................. 36 Constructed: Exhibitors and Book Announcements ............................38 Conceptualizing Registration Form Map of Conference Sites (Doubletree