08-14-2009, 11:10 AM
A newsletter for Washington's professional planning community
The Summer issue of the Fish and Wildlife Planner is now available at http://wdfw.wa.gov/hab/fw_planner/index.htm . This newsletter addresses issues relevant to fish and wildlife planning and specifically is intended to assist Washington's planning professionals.<br />
The current issue highlights :<br />
"¢ the hard work of a local group on the Olympic Peninsula that successfully restored an estuary that's critically important to the area's biodiversity<br />
As always, the issues also includes :<br />
"¢ details about upcoming workshops, conferences, and other learning opportunities throughout Washington<br />
"¢ a list of upcoming grant opportunities<br />
"¢ a directory of agency contacts to answer your questions<br />
This newsletter helps us exchange information to assist planners who are making important decisions. We invite your comments and welcome any ideas for future newsletter topics and articles. Please direct your comments, ideas, and questions to Jeff Azerrad at azerrjma@dfw.wa.gov .
The Summer issue of the Fish and Wildlife Planner is now available at http://wdfw.wa.gov/hab/fw_planner/index.htm . This newsletter addresses issues relevant to fish and wildlife planning and specifically is intended to assist Washington's planning professionals.<br />
The current issue highlights :<br />
"¢ the hard work of a local group on the Olympic Peninsula that successfully restored an estuary that's critically important to the area's biodiversity<br />
As always, the issues also includes :<br />
"¢ details about upcoming workshops, conferences, and other learning opportunities throughout Washington<br />
"¢ a list of upcoming grant opportunities<br />
"¢ a directory of agency contacts to answer your questions<br />
This newsletter helps us exchange information to assist planners who are making important decisions. We invite your comments and welcome any ideas for future newsletter topics and articles. Please direct your comments, ideas, and questions to Jeff Azerrad at azerrjma@dfw.wa.gov .