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SXSW Eco 2013 Program Guide

The digital version of the SXSW V2V Guide is now available! Packed full of information, this guide is a must-read before leaving home, and a great resource on the ground.

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ion Themes Sess LAND & WATER Promised Land or Waste Land… Conservation of our natural environment is a fundamental part of almost all sustainability issues. The main threats to our ecosystems, flora and fauna are discussed in this theme's sessions. Land & Water Sessions MONDAY, OCTOBER 7 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 9 Defining Whole-System Sustainability in Hawaii Keeping Rivers Flowing: Innovative Strategies Are There Really Plenty of Fish in the Sea? Ocean Conservation through Social Innovation Saving Forests by Using Paper? Blue Tools: Inclusive Tech for Ocean Health Private Conservancies and Public Spaces Saving Forests with Technology Years of Living Dangerously Cause an Uproar: A Global PublicAwareness Campaign to Save the Big Cats Technology and Conservation: It's Not Just for People Anymore Crowd Sourced Data for Conservation Planning Who Wins the Water? Turning Flood Waters into Liquid Assets Saving Forests: 21st Century Solutions Making Waves: Solving Marine Plastic Pollution Special Event: Round Table Dinner, Salty Sow Seedball Making hosted by AMD & LBJ Wildflower Center New Global Models: Real-Time and Local The Great Nature Project: A Worldwide Celebration of the Planet Through Photography Special Event: Bright Leaf Field Trip, Hosted by Sierra Club 54 SXSW Eco | October 7-9, 2013 | sxsweco.com

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