Oct. 20, 2008—-Interested in learning about carbon sequestration on farm and forest lands? Want to find out more about making trading/offset programs work in the Chesapeake Bay region?
Join the University of Delaware, Delaware Department of Agriculture, Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control, the Chesapeake Bay Program and others online at [] for a live Webcast that will include information about:
- Carbon sequestration opportunities on farm and forest lands;
- Measurement and verification techniques;
- Trading program operational issues; and
- Water quality co-benefits of agricultural carbon-sequestration activities.
The Webcast is free, but interested participants must register for the Webcast online at [].
For more information about the workshop, contact Andrea Kreiner at (302) 423-2766 or at [[email protected] ].
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