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2007 Tomales Bay Clean-up Allstars |
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Tomales Bay Watershed Council Meeting
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
3:30 - 5:30 p.m.
Red Barn Classroom, Point Reyes National Seashore
We will review the State of the Bay conference agenda and present a slate of officers (to be voted on at the October meeting)
If any one is willing to serve as an officer for the coming year (October 2010 to September 2011), please contact Neysa by calling 868-9081 or emailing neysaking@tomalesbaywatershed.org .
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Welcome Amy Trainer, New EAC Executive Director!
The Environmental Action Committee of West Marin has recently announce the appointment of their new Executive Director, Amy Trainer.
Amy is an experienced land use attorney. She served as staff attorney at the Friends of the San Juan Islands in Friday Harbor, Washington, and as Executive Director of the Orient Land Trust near Salida, Colorado. She has dealt with many of the same issues that will face her here in West Marin, including development affecting viewsheds and critical biological resources, marine protection plans, National Park planning, County planning and development work, and non-profit administration and fundraising.
We look forward to Amy's participation on the Council!
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TBWC Water Quality Monitoring:
Rob Carson is working hard on preparing a comprehensive analysis of water quality monitoring data for the State of the Bay Conference and will report on our water quality monitoring program again in the near future .
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Annual Tomales Bay Clean-up
 | | Richard Plant and Michael Mery with nearly full dumpster at our first Clean-up Day |
The Annual Tomales Bay Clean-Up will be held on Friday Oct. 29, 2010. The Council will again organize and facilitate a bay-wide shoreline clean-up focusing on treated wood, tires and other debris that are harmful to the Bay. If you are interested and would like more information, please call 868-9081 and speak with Neysa King, Coordinator of the Tomales Bay Watershed Council, or email info@tomalesbaywatershed.org
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