Registration

2022 ISFRE Meeting: New Opportunities and Challenges in Forest Resource Economics for Forest Products, Ecosystem, and Carbon Management

May 23-25, 2022, Traverse City, Michigan

Please register by April 24, 2022, to help us better plan the meeting. Late or onsite registration is also available at an additional cost after April 24, 2022.

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Pleasesubmit your abstractby March 31, 2022.

The registration fees to attend 2022 ISFRE annual meeting is as follows-

  • Standard Rate: $300.00 ($350.00 after April 24, 2022, $400 onsite-registration)
  • Student Rate: $200.00* ($250.00 after April 24, 2022, $300 onsite-registration)
  • Tour Rate: $50.00

The registration fee includes breakfast, lunch, and refreshments on May 24 and 25. The tour fee includes transportation and light refreshments.

Cancellation Policy

Upon request for cancellation before April 24, 2022, a full refund will be provided. After April 24, 2022, a cancellation fee of $50 will be applied. A full refund will be provided if the participant cancels due to a legitimate emergency at any time. There will not be any refunds after May 23, 2022.

COVID-19 UPDATE: Masks are no longer required in most indoor settings, except for classrooms, research spaces, health care facilities, and veterinary medical facilities. Effective May 16, MSU will drop its mask mandate for classrooms and research spaces as well. Please do not attend any programs, meetings, or events if you feel ill.

Feel free to contactRaju Pokharelfor additional information.

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