The Borderlands Research Institute is inviting those who are interested in how best to minimize the impacts of energy development on natural resources in far West Texas to attend a Summit on Healthy Lands and Energy Development that is scheduled in Midland on April 6, 2022. The summit will explore ideas for reducing potentially negative impacts of energy development through collaborative, voluntary projects that engage landowners, community leaders and energy companies.
“The summit presents an outstanding opportunity to highlight the positive natural resource conservation efforts and stakeholder engagement that many industry developers are already practicing,” said Billy Tarrant, BRI’s Associate Director of Stewardship Services. “We’ll explore ways to incorporate restoration and conservation into development activities, and discuss how engaging diverse stakeholders can help efficiency and efficacy of energy development in the Big Bend region.”
The summit is sponsored by The Cynthia and George Mitchell Foundation and the Borderlands Research Institute. The summit will be held from 8:00-5:00 on April 6, 2022 at the Midland Horseshoe Arena. Register by April 1 at respectbigbend.org/events/
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