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FW: Please attend wise development lecture series

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Norm Saunders

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Norm Saunders

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Wed, 15 Mar 2006 17:38:09 -0500

 

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dave Wilson [mailto:[log in to unmask]] 
> Sent: Wednesday, March 15, 2006 4:20 PM
> Subject: Please attend wise development lecture series
> 
> Please see below for the upcoming sessions in the Wise 
> Development lecture series for Maryland's Lower Eastern 
> Shore. Bill Jenkins, who will talk this Thursday, is one of 
> the best in his field. He will show where some of the highest 
> quality bird, mammal, and reptile habitat is left on the shore.
> I hope to see you there.
> 
> Sincerely,
> Dave Wilson Jr.
> Public Outreach
> MD Coastal Bays Program
> 410-213-2297
> 
> "Wise Development for MD's Lower Shore"
> Thursday evenings, March 2-30 7-8:30pm
> Salisbury University, Henson Science Center, Rm 103 For info 
> contact: Lori Lilly - 410-543-1999 or  As 
> more people move to the Delmarva Peninsula, growth - and how 
> it is managed - is becoming one of the leading and most 
> pressing issues facing Eastern Shore. This year's series will 
> tackle the topic of growth on the Eastern Shore and will 
> provide a unique opportunity to hear from regional 
> professionals, share information and talk among community 
> leaders, professionals, and the public. Please help us spread 
> the word by inviting friends, neighbors, professionals and 
> anyone else you'd like to join us to share thoughts about how 
> the area can, and should, encourage its communities to grow 
> and develop. The series is co-sponsored by the CBF's Heart of 
> the Chesapeake Project, Friends of the Nanticoke, Maryland 
> Coastal Bays Program, Nanticoke Watershed Alliance, and 
> Wicomico Environmental Trust.
> Costs (per person): $5/lecture; $18 for all 5 Members (of any 
> host organization): $3/lecture; $12 for all 5
> Students: n/c
> 3/2-Vienna, Md: A Good Local Plan: Vienna Mayor Russ 
> Brinsfield and Joel Dunn, Chesapeake Bay Associate with The 
> Conservation Fund, will walk through the steps of creating 
> good community plans, such as the town of Vienna, which 
> developed an award-winning Community Vision Plan for future
growth.
> 3/9-Eastern Shore Agriculture, Viable & Vibrant: Eddie 
> Johnson, extension agent for Wicomico County, and Bill 
> Satterfield, Executive Director of the Delmarva Poultry 
> Industry, will discuss the value of agriculture to our 
> communities and its future with growing development on the 
> Eastern Shore.
> 3/16-"Green Infrastructure" - The Natural Life Support System for
Our
> Communities: Bill Jenkins, Chief of the Environmental 
> Information and Analysis Branch of the U.S. Environmental 
> Protection Agency, will share how "green infrastructure" 
> contributes to long-term ecological and economic health.
> 3/23-Planning Our Rural Communities: Dr. Molly Foraker, 
> Assistant Professor of Geography at Salisbury University, and 
> Sandy Coyman, Director of Comprehensive Planning for 
> Worcester County, tackle the role of planning in a rural 
> economy and how the public can become more involved in the 
> planning process.
> 3/30-Land Values & Rural Lands: How Do We Protect Both? Dr. 
> Sarah Taylor Rogers, Assistant Director of the Maryland 
> Center for Agro-Ecology, explains "downsizing," or limiting 
> the number of homes that can be built per acre.
> Alan Girard, CBF's Heart of the Chesapeake Project Manager, 
> will release the "Vanishing Lands" report.
> -end-
>