Community Based Wetland Management and Watershed Planning
Petersburg and Wrangell
October 17th, 2011
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SAWC was invited by resource management professionals in both Petersburg and Wrangell to come to their community and host a discussion and training on Wetland/Aquatic Resource Mitigation and Community-based Watershed Management and Wetland Planning.
This is part of SAWC’s Wetland and Aquatic Mitigation Initiative, which includes:
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- Facilitating Scoping Discussions on Wetland and Aquatic Mitigation: Strategies, Frameworks and Opportunities
- Hosting community-based watershed management trainings
- Developing a third party mitigation program
- Offering consulting services
to communities, landowners, developers, agencies, and non-profits interested in and being impacted by SE Alaska’s wetland management decisions and lack of mitigation opportunities.
Petersburg
October 17th, Council Chambers
Participants:
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- Leo Luczak, Director Community Development, City of Petersburg
- Kate Mickelson, PND Engineering
- Glo Wollen, Harbor Master, City of Petersburg
- Susan Christensen, Community Development Mapping Technician, City of Petersburg
- Dick Sommervile, PND Engineering
- John Mcdonell, US Forest Service
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Wrangell
October 17th, Nolan Center
Participants:
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- Carol Rushmore, Economic Development Director, City and Borough of Wrangell
- Tim Rooney, Borough Manager, City and Borough of Wrangell
- Amber Haddad, Planning Department, City and Borough of Wrangell
- Teaque Mercer, Hydrologis, US Forest Service
- Terri Henson, Planning and Zoning Comission, City and Borough of Wrangell
- George Woodbury, Landowner, Wrangell
- Peggy Wilson, Representative State Legislature
- Keith Appleman, Recreation Staff Manager US Forest Service
- Charolett Duren, KSTK Reporter
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