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The document outlines the details for the Tribal Natural Resources Damage Assessment & Restoration (NRDAR) and OPA Conference held at Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort from July 19-21, 2011. It includes registration information, scholarship opportunities for tribal practitioners, hotel accommodations, transportation reimbursement policies, and cancellation guidelines. The registration deadline is June 22, 2011, and attendees are advised on travel arrangements and local airport options.

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Begin by filling out the registration section. Enter your name, title, organization, and contact information including address, office number, and email address.
If applying for a scholarship, complete the scholarship section by providing your tribal affiliation.
For hotel arrangements, note the group code provided for reservations at Soaring Eagle Casino and Resort. Ensure you understand the lodging policies regarding security deposits and incidentals.
If seeking transportation reimbursement, indicate 'Yes' or 'No' and provide details of your financial officer's information along with the tribe’s Federal ID number.
Attach any required documents such as a W-9 form for reimbursement purposes before submitting your completed registration form.

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