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EEAA Annual Conference
at Lake Guntersville State Park
Ecology Takes Flight
Ecology Takes Flight
Day 1 - Thursday
Day 1 - Thursday
- Registration Table opens at 4pm
- Exhibitors and Vendor Tables set up in afternoon
- Social Hour and heavy hors d'oeuvres in the evening - visit exhibitor tables
Day 2 - Friday
Day 2 - Friday
- Breakfast, followed by Field Trips (must register for trips ahead of time)
- Lunch, followed by Keynote Speaker Jimmy Stiles
- Welcome by EEAA President Scottie Jackson
- Silent Auction opens
- Afternoon concurrent sessions
- Dinner, followed by Live Auction
Day 3 - Saturday
Day 3 - Saturday
- Breakfast, followed by concurrent sessions
- Lunch and final announcements
- Depart after lunch
EEAA's Mission is to enhance the abilities of formal and informal educators to connect people to the natural world in order to foster responsible stewardship.
EEAA's Mission is to enhance the abilities of formal and informal educators to connect people to the natural world in order to foster responsible stewardship.
About the Venue: Lake Guntersville State Park
About the Venue: Lake Guntersville State Park
Lake Guntersville State Park rests along the banks of the Tennessee River in Northeast Alabama. Whether you are looking for a resort-style retreat or an outdoor adventure in the 6,000 acres of natural woodlands, Lake Guntersville State Park will satisfy all your needs. Among the many recreational offerings are an outdoor nature center, excellent fishing in Alabama's largest lake, 36 miles of hiking and biking trails, weekly guided hikes, and a day-use area. One of the main attractions at the park soars high above all the others. Thanks to conservation efforts, Alabama's nesting bald eagle population is increasing, and Guntersville has become a focal point of Eagle Awareness in the state. Each year, on select weekends in January and February, the Park’s Eagle Awareness programs entertain and educate the public about our once-endangered national symbol.
Lake Guntersville State Park rests along the banks of the Tennessee River in Northeast Alabama. Whether you are looking for a resort-style retreat or an outdoor adventure in the 6,000 acres of natural woodlands, Lake Guntersville State Park will satisfy all your needs. Among the many recreational offerings are an outdoor nature center, excellent fishing in Alabama's largest lake, 36 miles of hiking and biking trails, weekly guided hikes, and a day-use area. One of the main attractions at the park soars high above all the others. Thanks to conservation efforts, Alabama's nesting bald eagle population is increasing, and Guntersville has become a focal point of Eagle Awareness in the state. Each year, on select weekends in January and February, the Park’s Eagle Awareness programs entertain and educate the public about our once-endangered national symbol.
Registration is Closed
Registration is Closed
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