Coastal Wildlife Conservation Initiative Mid-Atlantic Region Working Group Agenda Date: December 8, 2010 Time: 1:00 – 3:00 Location: Brevard County IFAS Extension Service, 3695 Lake Drive, Cocoa Meeting Objectives: 1) Discuss draft Working Group Plan 2) Review and discuss the CWCI draft goals and fundamental objectives Facilitator: Laura DiGruttolo, FWC/CWCI…
09 30 2010 Biz Portal Release Self Cert Press Release Fact Sheet President Loftis and Chapter Directors, I wanted to let you know that the expanded on-line self-certifications are up and running. Please take a look at the below message along with the attachments. Also please share this with your members. We just sent out…
CWCI_Outreach Forum Report_MA_090710 Above you will find the report from our September 7 forum on the Coastal Wildlife Conservation Initiative. I’ve attempted to summarize the presentations and capture all comments made. If you feel your questions, comments, or break-out group responses are not adequately reported, please get in touch. If you would prefer to have…
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Tampa Bay Chapter of FMCA 9-15-10 Tampa Bay Chapter of FMCA September 15, 2010 Heather Hammers Marine/Coastal Sustainability Pinellas County
FMCA JUNE 2010 newsletter FINAL v2
Dock-Boat Houses-July 1st 2010 Legislation
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