ST. LOUIS RIVER ALLIANCE NEWS RELEASE April 5, 2011 Contact: Julene Boe, Executive Director, (218) 733-9520 St. Louis River Alliance Presents its Environmental Stewardship Awards DULUTH, Minn. -- The St. Louis River Alliance presented its 16th Annual Environmental Stewardship Awards on Tuesday, April 5, 2011. The event was held at Spirit Mountain. These annual awards recognize the people, organizations, communities and institutions that have provided outstanding service toward restoring, protecting, and enhancing the St. Louis River and its watershed. The following awards were presented: Len Anderson Environmental Stewardship Award was presented to Cindy Hagley, Minnesota Sea Grant, for her passionate leadership in educating and inspiring citizens through the Great Lakes Centers for Ocean Sciences Education Excellence Program. Sally Gibson Environmental Stewardship Awards were presented to Frank Koshere and Dennis Pratt for their outstanding dedication and commitment to the protection of the St. Louis River. Milton Pelletier Environmental Stewardship Awards were presented to the Duluth Superior ECO Rotary and the W.J. McCabe Chapter of the Izaak Walton League. Duluth Superior Eco Rotary was recognized for exceptional commitment and involvement in community service projects that positively impact the St. Louis River watershed. The W.J. McCabe Chapter of Izaak Walton League was recognized for long-standing commitment to protecting the St Louis River and educating the public about natural resources stewardship. Willard Munger, Sr. Environmental Stewardship Awards were presented to former Congressman James Oberstar and former Congressman David Obey for their distinguished leadership in Congress to restore and protect the St. Louis River. Randy Marshall Environmental Stewardship Award was presented to At Saras Table Chester Creek Café for its efforts to protect the St. Louis River and Lake Superior through conscientious environmental business practices. Special Recognition Environmental Stewardship Awards were presented to The Nature Conservancy in Wisconsin and Minnesota, and Bill Rogers, Bob Banks, Bob Cragin, and John Lindgren for their exceptional leadership and commitment toward the successful acquisition of Clough Island. ### -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://www.great-lakes.net/lists/glin-announce/attachments/20110411/e7b55f36/attachment.html