EcoStream:  Stream Ecology and Restoration Conference

– A Focus on the Science

EcoStream is a valuable forum for exchanging ideas and experiences that encourages continuing research and enhances networking among restoration professionals. 

We invite the academic and professional community to join us August 11-14, 2025 in Asheville, NC for a discussion of stream restoration. 

Through presentations, panel conversations, exhibits and networking among peers and colleagues, the 2025 EcoStream conference will continue to influence the future of stream restoration in the Southeast.

Conference Highlights:

Offers 15+ professional development hours.

Engage with 400+ attendees and 30 exhibitors.

Technical sessions, field tours of restoration projects, and networking social activities.

Held in beautiful downtown Asheville-land of history, mountains, fine dining, and breweries.

Sponsorship opportunities: Companies and organizations are invited to become sponsors.

Registration Information

General Admission Registration: $550.00
(increases to $650 after 6/13/2025)

General Admission Single-Day Pass: $250.00

Government/NGO Employee Event Registration: $425.00
(increases to $500 after 6/13/2025)

Government/NGO Employee Single-Day Pass: $200.00

Student Registration: $225.00
(increases to $250 after 6/13/2025)

Register By
July 24, 2025 11:59 PM

Need Based Hurricane Helene Discount: EcoStream is offering a limited number of discounted registration fees for Western NC communities or NGOs affected by Hurricane Helene. Please send a 1-2 paragraph description to bae_training@ncsu.edu about how your community was impacted by Helene with justification of your need for a reduced rate. The planning committee will review all applications and if approved, a discount code will be sent via email that will change the registration fee to $200.00.

Background

NC State University’s Stream Restoration Program (SRP), a comprehensive education program to improve the practice of stream restoration, is a team of faculty, staff, and students working to improve water quality and aquatic ecology through research, demonstration projects, and education. NC State University has provided leadership since 1998 in organizing the biennial Southeast Stream Restoration Conference.

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