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2026 ACF Waters Conference Evaluation

Evaluation for conference participants.

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I attended the following conference days and events (check all that apply):

Pre-conference paddle (April 28)

Pre-conference land tour (April 28)

Dinner at CoveyRise (April 28)

Plenary Sessions (April 29)

Reception at Flint RiverQuarium (April 29)

Drought Communications Workshop (April 30)

ACFS Meeting (April 30)

What was your primary objective in attending the 2026 ACF Waters Conference?

Of the topics discussed during the conference, what was most useful to your area of expertise or interest?

Please rate your overall experience at the 2026 ACF Waters Conference:

1 = very low

2 = low

3 – good

4 = high

5 = very high

Please evaluate the usefulness of the content:

1 = very low

2 = low

3 – good

4 = high

5 = very high

Please evaluate the usefulness engagement with the keynotes, presentations, and speakers:

1 = very low

2 = low

3 – good

4 = high

5 = very high

Please evaluate the Networking opportunities:

1 = very low

2 = low

3 – good

4 = high

5 = very high

Please rate your experience with the ease of registration:

1 = very low

2 = low

3 – good

4 = high

5 = very high

Please rate your experience with the conference venue:

1 = very low

2 = low

3 – good

4 = high

5 = very high

Please rate your experience with conference communications:

1 = very low

2 = low

3 – good

4 = high

5 = very high

How did you hear about the 2026 ACF Waters Conference?

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