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2024 RISE Symposium

Nov. 9, 2024
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See the highlights from the 20th Annual RISE Symposium!

On Saturday 09 November 2024, sixty-five people attended the 20th Annual RISE (Research Insights in Semi-Arid Ecosystems) Symposium. You can find the program and links to the pdf version of the talks and posters presented at https://www.tucson.ars.ag.gov/rise/v2/index.html
 
The 20th Anniversary included a transition to a new venue and very generous donations totaling $1695 to the student poster contest awards. See summary & pictures about the RISE Symposium #20 at 2024 RISE Symposium.

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