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This year's congress will be held from Monday 28th September to Friday 2nd October at the Alice Springs Convention Centre, Alice Springs, Northern Territory.
For all information about the congress see here
The Early bird and abstract submission deadline has been extended to July 3, 2009.Click here to download the latest conference flyer Students who have been student members of ASL for 6 months or more are eligible to apply for contributions to their conference travel via the ASL Travel Awards .
If you are a student and would like to have the opportunity to apply for ASL Travel Awards you will have to join the society by the 28th March. For membership information please click here
Australian Society for Limnology
 | The Australian Society For Limnology (ASL) is a scientific society whose focus is the study and management of inland waters. The ASL was established in 1961, and has a membership of more than 650 scientists, managers, engineers, teachers and tertiary level students from all states and territories.
Members have a strong professional interest in inland aquatic issues, in the maintenance of biodiversity, the maintenance and/or restoration of water quality, and the wise use of aquatic resources. |
Something in the Water in the West?  | A former Government Minister who sang, a Mayor who was'Patricia the 'delicia,' karoke after midninght - is there something in the water in the West?
The 160 delegates who journeyed to Mandurah for the 2008 ASL Congress enjoyed a stimulating and interesting Congress program around the theme "Keeping aquatic ecosystems on Australia's water management agenda", as well as some local flavour provided by the city's celebraties.
Click here for all the details...
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 30 June 2009 )
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