SNEC 2026 Conference

Recent SWCS Southern New England Chapter (SNEC) conferences have focused on wetland restoration, water quality and solar energy. At SNEC’s 2026 Conference, the spotlight will be on soil and sediment – surficial or subaqueous, intact or disturbed, contaminated or pristine.
The SNEC planning committee invites you to submit a presentation for the in-person event at
SOIL MATTERS
University of Connecticut, Storrs Campus
Thursday July 30, 2026
The planning committee invites you to submit an abstract or proposal for our 2026 conference. The following presentation types are requested:
- Oral Presentation (20-30 minutes)
- Hands-On Workshop (90 minutes)
- Panel Presentation/Discussion (30-90 minutes)
- Poster Presentation
- Field Tour of project site in the vicinity
- Tag-Team Presentation with Exhibitor
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CALL FOR PRESENTATIONS AND EXHIBITORS
Please submit abstracts to events@swcssnec.org.
Deadline to submit: Monday, May 18, 11:59 p.m.
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