Oct. 2–6
WEFTEC 2010
NEW ORLEANS — The largest water quality event in North America will display the latest in water quality research, technology and services.

Oct. 24–28
2010 International Water Conference
SAN ANTONIO, TX — The IWC is the world's premier conference for understanding and dealing with the technical and business challenges of industrial water treatment.

Nov. 2–5
Floodplain Management Association annual conference
LAS VEGAS — Join experts and policy makers to address meeting the changing federal stormwater and environmental standards, particularly in the arid regions.

Nov. 13–17
5th National Conference on Coastal and Estuarine Habitat Restoration
GALVESTON, TX — The 5th National Conference will advance the science, practice, and success of habitat restoration at all scales, while bringing together the entire coastal and estuarine restoration community.

Sept. 28–30
Wild Trout Symposium X
WEST YELLOWSTONE, MT — This conference aims to provide a forum for professional wild trout biologists and fishery conservationists to interact, to get to know each other in an informal setting, and to be exposed to the latest wild trout status, science, technology and philosophy.

Sept. 28–Oct. 1
USCID 2010 Conference
FORT COLLINS, CO — This conference will focus on meeting irrigation demands in a water-challenged environment. Attendees will include water resources professionals, irrigation district managers, growers, government agency managers and staff, consultants and academics from throught the United States and overseas.

Oct. 6
Nebraska Water Law Conference
LINCOLN, NE — Nebraska water law will be the focus of this one-day event sponsored by the UNL Water Center. The Water Law Conference will be designed for the practicing attorney, but is open to anyone  interested. CLE credits will be applied for in Nebraska, Iowa and Colorado.

Sept. 1–4
Arizona Hydrological Society Symposium
TUCSON, AZ — The symposium theme this year is "Dryland Hydrology: Global Challenges, Local Solutions" and will feature contributions on a broad spectrum of topics, unified by the shared goal of understanding and managing water resources in dryland settings.

Sept. 12–15
12th Annual Water Distribution Systems Analysis Conference
TUCSON — The conference will bring together researchers, scientists, engineers, practitioners and other professionals to increase opportunities for cross-disciplinary participation, enhance scientific collaboration among drinking water specialists, and provide a unique venue for water distribution system specialists to exchange ideas.

Oct. 6–8
WaterSmart Innovations Conference
LAS VEGAS, NV — A wide range of professional sessions, workshops and technical tours, and an expansive exhibit hall, will connect attendees with the resources they need in an atmosphere of networking, collaboration and learning.

Sept. 15–16
Reverse Osmosis Foundation seminars
LISLE, IL — These two seminars provide everything you need to know to thoroughly understand the reverse osmosis technology, including nanofiltration. Attendees will master the theory, operation, maintenance, monitoring and basic troubleshooting requirements of RO units.

Sept. 20–21
Great Lakes Wind Collaborative
CLEVELAND — The 3rd annual meeting will bring together representatives of U.S. and Canadian federal agencies, state/provincial and local governments, the wind industry, electric utilities, nonprofit organizations, academia, and other interested stakeholders to discuss and address issues regarding the sustainable development of wind energy in the binational Great Lakes region.

Sept. 25
Ohio Coastweeks
LAKE ERIE COAST — Ohioans are invited to celebrate the natural diversity of Lake Erie's coastal region by planning a local coastal cleanup event as part of a national celebration of our waters and shorelines.

Oct. 7–8
2010 Great Lakes Commission
TORONTO, ONT — Save the date for the annual meeting. Details to come.

March 21–24
WATERCON 2011
SPRINGFIELD, IL — The second joint conference of the Illinois Section AWWA and the Illinois Water Environment Association will feature the latest in technology, equipment and best practices in the water and wastewater industry.

Sept. 19–23
Dam Safety '10
SEATTLE, WA — One of the leading conferences in the United States dedicated to dam safety engineering and technology transfer.

Nov. 15–17
2010 OWEB Biennial Conference
PENDLETON, OR — Oregon's Watershed Enhancement Board's 11th biennial conference occurs over a three-day period drawing 350-450 of those actively involved in working to restore and improve Oregon’s watersheds.

Oct. 6–8
SESWA: Betting on the Future – 'Dealing' with Water Quality Improvement
BILOXI, MS — SESWA's fifth Annual Conference will provide innovative solutions to many of the complex challenges in stormwater management. Tracks include water quality case studies, stormwater program management, regulations and permit policies, and TMDLs.

Nov. 2–4
Southeast Biomass Conference & Expo
ATLANTA — This conference will cover the issues facing biomass electricity generation plants and projects in the Southeast and provide solutions to overcome them.

Nov. 14–18
AWWA Water Quality Technology Conference & Exposition
SAVANNAH, GA — The AWWA WQTC
helps thousands of water quality
professionals from across the globe
keep up-to-date with the latest
research, regulations, and technological
advances for keeping drinking
water safe.

Sept. 13–16
International Symposium on Air Quality and Manure Management for Agriculture
DALLAS — Sponsored by the American Society of Agricultural and Biological Engineers (ASABE), this conference is the result of combining two historic symposiums in an effort to facilitate increased information exchange and networking opportunities.

Oct. 4–6
2010 ARCSA Conference
AUSTIN —The American Rainwater Catchment Systems Association will meet to educate professionals and do-it-yourselfers on the best techniques for harvesting and using rainwater.

Oct. 24–26
National Flood Workshop
HOUSTON —The National Flood Workshop is organized by Weather Research Center (a private, non-profit educational and research center based in Houston, Texas) and its partners. The purpose of this workshop is to bring together various agencies, emergency managers, academia, and professionals from across the nation to encourage dialogue on the various aspects of flooding.

Oct. 24–28
2010 International Water Conference
SAN ANTONIO —The IWC is the world’s premier Conference for understanding and dealing with the technical and business challenges of industrial water treatment.

Nov. 13–17
5th National Conference on Coastal and Estuarine Habitat Restoration
GALVESTON — The fifth National Conference will advance the science, practice, and success of habitat restoration at all scales, while bringing together the entire coastal and estuarine restoration community.

Sept. 1–2
Women in Green Forum
PASADENA — This forum is for men and women who are actively engaged in the environmental industry. It's open for all and the agenda will highlight women leaders, authors and trailblazers.

Sept. 14-15
Pacific Southwest Organic Residuals Symposium
SACRAMENTO — Two-day sumposium allows organic residuals industry professionals, municipalities, regulators, researchers and other stakeholders to come together to work out the optimal management options for manures, biosolids, food wastes, green wastes, and other organic residuals.

Sept. 15–16
GRA Conference & Meeting
BURLINGAME — This two-day conference, "Think Outside the Pipe: Exploring and Protecting Local Water Supplies," will provide the latest scientific, management, legal and policy information regarding sustainable use of our local water resources in urban regions.

Sept. 22–24
WEF's Northern California Tour
SACRAMENTO — This 3-day, 2-night tour travels the length of the Sacramento Valley, a major source of water for California. Stops include Oroville and Shasta dams, Red Bluff Diversion Dam, the Feather River Fish Hatchery and Spring Creek Debris Dam and Iron Mountain Mine Superfund site.

Sept. 23
Info Meeting on Recycled Water
SANTA CRUZ — Learn more about the opportunities and limitations of recycled water for the City of Santa Cruz and Soquel Creek Water District.

Sept. 25
Coastal Cleanup Day
SAN DIEGO — More than 10,000 San Diego volunteers are expected to unite at 80 coastal and inland sites to crackdown on rogue trash across the county.

Sept. 28–29
Managing One Water
LOS ANGELES — The third in a series of National Dialogues, Managing One Water will focus on breaking down the silos within the water community. It is being organized by the Clean Water America Alliance.

Nov. 30–Dec. 3
ACWA 2010 Fall Conference & Exhibition
INDIAN WELLS — ACWA's Fall Conference & Exhibition is one of two statewide conferences held each year. ACWA conferences bring together state, local and federal water officials to discuss a broad range of subjects facing California water agencies.

Jan. 25–26
Managed Aquifer Recharge Symposium
IRVINE —The Water Research Foundation, Orange County Water District and National Water Research Institute are seeking abstracts for oral and poster presentations for a two-day symposium that will highlight the need and benefits of storing more water underground through managed aquifer recharge efforts, with a focus on recharge basins.

Sept. 11–15
AIPG 47th Annual Meeting & Conference
ORLANDO, FL — The American Institute of Professional Geologists, American Ground Water Trust and the Florida Association of Professional Geologists is calling for abstracts for the fall conference.

Jan. 9–12
WEF-IWA Nutrient Recovery and Management 2011
MIAMI, FL — The Water Environment Federation and the International Water Association, in cooperation with the Florida Water Environment Association and the Water Environment Research Federation conference will cover the latest research and experience in all the management aspects of nutrient removal.

July 18–21
AMTA/SEDA Conference & Exposition
MIAMI, FL — Membrane technology is playing an integral role in protecting public health, improving water quality and opening up new water supply opportunities. This conference will explore development, implementation, operation and maintenance of membrane facilities, provide information on how to treat impaired water supplies with membranes, show how membranes enhance water reliability and water quality, and reveal new directions in water treatment technologies and wastewater membrane bioreactor applications.

Sept. 12-16
American Fisheries Society annual meeting
PITTSBURGH — The mission of the American Fisheries Society is to improve the conservation and sustainability of fishery resources and aquatic ecosystems by advancing fisheries and aquatic science and promoting the development of fisheries professionals.

Sept. 20–22
22nd National Tanks Conference
and Expo
BOSTON — This three-day conference brings together underground storage tank regulators and members of the regulated community. Workshops, presentations, posters, and forums highlight all aspects of underground storage tanks, leaking underground storage tanks, and state funds.

Sept. 26–29
Water and Energy Sustainability Symposium
PITTSBURGH, PA — Leaders from government, energy and water industries, academia, water organizations and others will discuss the complex relationship between water and energy and pave the way for working together to deliver fresh water and clean energy that we can afford and sustain.

Sept. 27-30
Working Waterways & Waterfronts National Symposium on Water Access PORTLAND, ME — Participants will increase awareness of the economic, social, cultural, and environmental values of waterfronts, and the important role of water-dependent uses in sustainable coastal communities.

Oct. 18-21
Annual Conference on Soils, Sediments, Water and Energy
AMHERST, MA — Expediting and economizing cleanups, this conference's theme, will be supported by the development of a strong and diverse technical program in concert with a variety of educational opportunities available to attendees.

Nov. 14–17
Watershed Management to Improve Water Quality
BALTIMORE, MD — The purpose of this conference is to report on ongoing research and outreach efforts related to TMDL development and implementation and watershed management with a special emphasis on the Chesapeake Bay Program.