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Little Tennessee Watershed Association
You can help us TREMENDOUSLY in 2010 if you vote for the Little
Tennessee Watershed to be one of the recipients of a $25,000 grant
through the Chase giving program! It's easy and takes just seconds:
http://apps.facebook.com/chasecommunityg
Please
consider posting this message ...on your wall and asking other friends to
vote! We've banded together before to win and we can do it again!
Hurry! We only have until December 15th to be one of the top 100 vote getters!
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Little Tennessee Watershed Association
We
just entered in a donation contest, called 'America's Giving
Challenge', which gives us a chance to win $50,000! To win, we have to
get the most donations to our cause. We can also win
daily awards of $1,000 and $500 if we can get the most people to donate
in any 24-hour period!
Check out the Giving Challenge (... www.causes.com ), then visit our cause to see how we're doing so far and get involved. Let's win $50,00 for LTWA! http://www.causes.com
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Little Tennessee Watershed Association
Think we're kidding? A quote from Gov. Sonny Perdue in the article below reads:
Perdue mentioned twice recently that the state could “stick a straw in
the river” — above or below Lanier and beyond federal jurisdiction — if
access to the lake is restricted. He also said tapping the Tennessee
River, including some of its hea...dwaters in northwest Georgia, is “a
very legitimate issue.”
That means the Little T isn't off limits either!
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In the two weeks since a federal judge threatened to cut off metro Atlanta’s access to Lake Lanier, Gov. Sonny Perdue’s public response has covered the waterfront: appeal the judge’s ruling; get Congress to end the impasse; and resume negotiations with Alabama and Florida.
Little Tennessee Watershed Association Georgia is trying to move the border to Alabama as well!
In water wars, Georgia official planning to point finger at Florida | HeraldTribune.com | Sarasota F
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Georgia is preparing to step up its offensive in the long-running battle with its neighbors over federal water rights by focusing on Floridas environmental record and dredging up a 150-year-old ruling that could give
Little Tennessee Watershed Association Remember the grant you helped us win? Now you can help the folks that gave LTWA the money! Visit http://www.newbelgium.com/skinnydip, click "Vote for a cause" and VOTE FOR RIVER NETWORK! Thanks!
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Little Tennessee Watershed Association
Join us July 30th for our annual membership meeting and a celebration of 20 years of biomonitoring in the Little Tennessee River: http://www.ltwa.org/events/membership-me
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Thursday, July 30, 2009 - 5:00pm Join the Little Tennessee Watershed Association (LTWA) for a membership meeting July 30th at the Tassee Shelter on the Little Tennessee River Greenway from 5-7 pm. Read more
Little Tennessee Watershed Association LAST CHANCE to submit comments to the GA Environmental Protection Division on the Rabun county Wastewater Facility. For a sample letter and email address to send it to, visit our website:
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The National Organic Initiative is being offered to enable organic farmers to participate in the Natural Resources Conservation Service's (NRCS) Environmental Quality Incentives Program. NRCS is providing 50 million dollars nationwide during 2009 for this initiative.
Sign up ends June 5th:
http://www.nc.nrcs.usda.gov/programs/EQI
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The National Organic Initiative is a voluntary conservation initiative that enables the use of the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) to provide financial and technical assistance to owners and operators of agricultural lands already certified as organic or transitioning to organic.
Little Tennessee Watershed Association
Birding Kayak/Canoe Tour on Lake Emory in Franklin, NC on Saturday, June 6th! Click to learn more: http://www.ltwa.org/little-tennessee-wat
SAVE THE DATE! Upcoming events with the Little Tennessee Watershed Association | Little Tennessee Wa
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The Little Tennessee Watershed Association will host a birding and kayaking outing led by naturalist Jack Johnston and board member Josh Hina on Saturday, June 6th.