The word watershed, in both a physical and figurative sense, signifies an area of porous borders brimming with possibilities.

The Watersheds: ASLE 2022 Symposium is a forum to learn how the importance of watersheds engages with matters of environmental, climate, and racial justice on political, ethical, and moral levels. Join our many sessions to learn what is to be gained, reimagined, and sifted through by alluvial thinking.

Watersheds: ASLE 2022 Symposium

June 24, 2022 – June 26, 2022

University of Delaware, Clayton Hall

100 David Hollowell Drive, Newark, DE USA

The conference will take place in-person at the University of Delaware, Clayton Hall from June 24-26. Friday and Saturday will be devoted to panels and plenary speakers, while Sunday will involve field trips in the surrounding Chesapeake Bay watershed.

Submission deadline has passed. Registration is now open! 

Registration costs:

o   $100 (Non-member rate)

o    $75 (ASLE Member rate)

o    $50 (Non-member student/contingent rate)

o    $25 (ASLE Member student/contingent rate)

The Gerard J. Mangone Climate Change Science and Policy Hub is a proud sponsor of Watersheds: ASLE 2022 Symposium.