"Carbon Offsets: Growing trees in a growing market." Symposium presented by ISTF at NCSU

1. Registration

This is the registration page for the Symposium "Carbon Offsets: Growing trees in a growing market," presented by the International Society of Tropical Foresters at NC State University, April 25, 2008, 8:30AM-3:30PM. THIS SYMPOSIUM IS FREE OF CHARGE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC. More information at http://clubs.ncsu.edu/istf/symposium/.

After registration, a confirmation email will be sent to you by Kevin Bigsby (kmbigsby@ncsu.edu). This process is not automated, so it may take 1-2 days

1. First and last name:

First and last name:

2. Your email address:

Your email address:

3. Your university or organization:

Your university or organization:

4. Your position:

Your position:

5. Which of the following sessions are you likely to attend (check all that apply)? View more detailed schedule at http://clubs.ncsu.edu/istf/symposium/schedule.html

Which of the following sessions are you likely to attend (check all that apply)? View more detailed schedule at http://clubs.ncsu.edu/istf/symposium/schedule.html Session 1: Overview of international carbon offset markets and issues, 9:00-11:15AM, Speakers Brian Murray of the Duke University Nicholas School and Scott Settelmyer of TerraCarbon, Moderated by Erin Sills

Session 2: Planting trees for carbon offsets, 11:30AM-12:45PM, Speakers Ray Aycock of US Fish and Wildlife Service; Carol Jordan of Environmental Synergy, Inc; and John Rogers of Conservation Fund, Moderated by Doug Frederick

Session 3: Selling carbon offsets in the US, 1:30-3:30PM, Speakers Christopher Galik of Duke University and Eric Carlson of Carbonfund.org

6. Dietary restrictions (e.g. vegetarian):

Dietary restrictions (e.g. vegetarian):

7. We would also like to know how much carbon will be emitted as a result of this symposium. Please provide some additional information:

We would also like to know how much carbon will be emitted as a result of this symposium. Please provide some additional information: Your estimated distance of travel to attend the symposium.
Mode of transportation (feet, bike, mule, car, bus, train, plane)
If you are staying in a hotel, how many nights?

8. Guess how many tons of carbon will be emitted by the travel and food consumed at this symposium. The closest guess will win a small prize.

Guess how many tons of carbon will be emitted by the travel and food consumed at this symposium. The closest guess will win a small prize.