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MCM Eleganté Hotel and Conference Center

Albuquerque, New Mexico USA

Quality professional development workshops, networking, and other resources for teachers, college professors, students, group and challenge course facilitators, counselors, outdoor and camp professionals, program administrators, and environmental educators.

Partake in Pre-conference Workshops
Explore Old Town Albuquerque
Leave with Loot from our Silent & Live Auctions
Groove to Live Bluegrass Band (Hobos in Limbo)
Mountain Biking Like a Local

KEYNOTE SPEAKER: Doug Fine
Author, Journalist, Adventurer, & Goat-Herder

Doug Fine is a freelance reporter for Washington Post, Salon, U.S. News and World Report, Sierra, Wired, Outside, and a regular contributor to National Public Radio.

Discovering that he felt most alive while living in wild ecosystems, he moved to rural Alaska to see if a suburbanite could survive away from Costco, resulting in his first book, Not Really an Alaskan Mountain Man. Then, to see if he could truly live a sustainable lifestyle, he moved to an obscure valley in Southern New Mexico and wrote Farewell, My Subaru, about the effort to live off fossil fuels. From solar panels to goat husbandry to driving a veggie oil truck, Fine is exploring whether an American can live a green life without becoming overwhelmed by electrocution or contradiction.

Entertainment: Hobos in Limbo
www.myspace.com/hobosinlimbo
Friday, February 20, 2009 - 8:00pm