Post 2026 Annual Conference Survey

1.Overall Conference Experience
2.How relevant was the conference content to your work?
3.How would you rate the balance of technical, regulatory, policy, and professional-development topics?
4.How valuable were the opportunities to network with other environmental professionals?
5.Session & Topic Feedback, please rate each session basedon content relevance, quality and value.
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AI and the Environment: The Need for a Pragmatic Approach — Joshua C. Gellers, Ph.D.
Transforming Environmental and Resilience Projects with AI and Geospatial Technologies — Brendan V. Brown, PWS
All Things PFAS: From Compliance to Cleanup — Evan Ged, Michael Goldstein, Esq., and Wilbur Mayorga
Managing & Resolving Conflict Effectively — Matthew Sowcik, Ph.D.
2026 Legislative Briefing & Look Ahead at 2027 — Diana Ferguson and Peter Abello
Community Air Monitoring — Mike Williams, Jason Waters, P.E., and Christian Rodriguez
The Future of Sustainable Development — Brooke Moffis, Eliana Bardi, and Helena Parola
Emerging Trends in Water Quality — Lyndsey (Zee) Grossmann, Michael Dvoroznak, Shayne Wood, Sherryl Gilbert and Anthony (AJ) Gross
6.Which 2026 session or topic was most valuable to you and why?
7.Were there any sessions or topics that you would have preferred to spend more time on?
8.Please name some topics would like to see at future FLERA Annual Conferences?
9.If the 2027 FLERA Annual Conference were to be held in Lake County, would you attend?
10.How would you rate the conference schedule and pacing?
11.How would you rate the venue and meeting space?
12.How would you rate the Welcome Reception?
13.How would you rate the Awards Luncheon?
14.Would you like FLERA to offer moreof the following in future years?
15.What is the one thing FLERA should change or improve for the 2027 Annual Conference?
16.Additional comments/suggesions