Symposium | annual meeting
Since its inception NPSOT has held an annual meeting or symposium once a year.
In 1991, NPSOT initiated an educational project designed to explore the ecology of the many vegetation regions of Texas, through a series of symposia undertaken in conjunction with its annual members’ meeting. Each year, usually on the third Saturday of October, the meeting convenes in a different region, which will be the focus of that year’s symposium. Field trips to sites in the vicinity complement the talks, and papers presented at each symposium are published as a symposium proceddings. While the symposium may be of special interest to NPSOT members, it is also open to the public.
Below are links to information about recent symposia.
2007 The Blackland and Grand Prairies, Georgetown
2008 The Big Thicket, Jasper
2009 People, Prairies — Partners, Wichita Falls
2010 Thirtieth Anniversary Celebration, Denton
2011 Coastal Prairies and Marshes, Houston
2012 Texas Hill Country — a Changing Landscape, Kerrville
