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GLIN==> USFWS Sea Lamprey Management Program, June 7 in Traverse City
- Subject: GLIN==> USFWS Sea Lamprey Management Program, June 7 in Traverse City
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- Date: Thu, 2 Jun 2005 09:16:35 -0400
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Submitted by Don Harrison, Benzie County Sport Fishing Assoc.,
<fishbenzie@yahoo.com>
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Release Date: 6-1-05
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Sea Lamprey Management
Program Scheduled for June 7th in Traverse City
The Inland Seas Education Association of Suttons Bay will be hosting a
seminar in Traverse City, as part of their 2005 Great Lakes Seminar Series,
on Tuesday, June 7, featuring Barry Matthews, from the U.S. Fish and
Wildlife Service.
Mr. Matthews will present information related to the current state of the
Sea Lamprey Management Program. Mr. Matthews, who is the Lead Technician at
the Ludington Biological Station, has an exciting presentation planned on
the state of Sea Lamprey in the Great Lakes and according to Colleen
Masterson, Biologist/Education Director of the Inland Seas Education
Association, "his presentation will be informative and he has promised that
he is going to try something "dramatic".
This seminar will run from 7-9 p.m. on June 7, 2005. The presentation will
be held at the Harleysville/Lake States Building, located at 12935 S.
West-Bay Shore Drive, across from the Fog Horn Restaurant, in Traverse City.
Inland Seas Education Association (ISEA), who's motto is "Protecting the
Great Lakes through Education", is a private, non-profit organization
devoted to teaching students of all ages about the science, history and
"spirit of the Great Lakes". Their goal is to "protect the Great Lakes
through education, by creating future stewards of this precious natural
resource".
The Inland Seas Education Association hosts seminars, topical to the Great
Lakes Resource, on the first Tuesday of each month. All seminars are free
of charge and open to the public.
For more information, see
http://www.geocities.com/fishbenzie/BCSFANewsPage06-01-05.html?1117641029992
For more information about the Inland Seas Education Association, visit
their Website at www.GreatLakesEducation.org
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