The Georgia Water Resources Conference - held biennially since 1989 - is a forum for discussing water quantity and quality issues in Georgia. The 2009 conference was made possible by the efforts of over 60 session moderators, 250 speakers, 400 manuscript reviewers, and 40 students who helped with the sessions during the conference, as well as the conference steering committee and 20+ program committee members.

Even if you can't make it to Boston for APA's 2011 National Planning Conference, you can still take advantage of some of the high-quality training available there.

Planning for a Successful, Sustainable Atlanta Region. Learn about Plan 2040 Objectives.

This advanced Good Urbanism course is available only to graduates of Good Urbanism 101. Presented in a workshop format, participants are instructed on the application of Good Urbanism 101 principles to resolve real world urban design challenges.

Every three years, ASLA chapters from Georgia, South Carolina, and North Carolina congregate for a joint conference.