Call for Concurrent Session Presentations
The annual Wisconsin Lakes and Rivers Convention will be held in person in Stevens Point April 14-16, 2027.

The event will be structured in the following way:
۰ Wednesday, April 14: Half and full-day pre-convention workshops; half-day field trips
۰ Wednesday evening: Welcome Reception (everyone is encouraged to attend)
۰ Thursday, April 15: Content-rich presentations including Lightning Talks and Posters; Celebratory Awards Luncheon
۰ Thursday evening: ​Networking and Entertainment
۰ Friday, April 16: Content-rich presentations including Lightning Talks in the morning; closing Keynote and lunch; afternoon post-convention workshops

This form is for Concurrent Session Presentation Proposals only that are scheduled for Thursday and Friday, April 15 & 16. If you are interested in submitting a proposal for a workshop, lightning talk, or poster, please go back to the website and use the form specific to that type of presentation.

We are also seeking sponsors and exhibitors. Look for announcements related to sponsorship and exhibitor options later this fall.

Deadline for unsolicited submissions: Oct. 1, 2026

If you have any questions, please contact uwexlakes@uwsp.edu or 715-346-2116
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Broad overarching topics help us organize presentations in the agenda. Which topic(s) fits your presentation? Select applicable topics (these are currently all tentative):
We would love to include connections to traditional ecological knowledge (TEK) or traditional Ojibwe knowledge (TOK) throughout the Convention. Are you able to provide TEK/TOK connections in your presentation? 
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Throughout the Convention, we encourage presenters to highlight efforts and ideas that support diverse perspectives and group dynamics in protecting and managing our shared waters. Will your presentation/topic include diverse perspectives? 
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Does your proposal have proven results and/or is it backed by science?
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