MONROE - A Pecatonica River Watershed Summit will be held on Saturday, March 29. Titled "Take-Home Stewardship," the free habitat and wildlife management workshop will run from 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. at the Peppercorn Banquet and Catering Hall, 1417 Mansion Drive, Monroe. Advance registration is due March 15.
Watershed landholders, stakeholders and folks interested or residing in the Pecatonica River Basin of southwest Wisconsin and northwest Illinois are invited to come and "enjoy lunch on us while learning about important habitat stewardship practices you can take home and implement tomorrow," noted Kelly Forman, a water resources specialist with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (Wis.DNR).
Advance registration by March 15 is requested in order to provide lunch for all attendees and interested persons should contact either Kraig McPeek, US Fish & Wildlife Service, 309-757-5800 Ext. 210, e-mail: Kraig_McPeek@FWS.gov or Kelly Foreman, WI DNR, 608-275-3271, e-mail: Kelly.Forman@wisconsin.gov
Conservation partners and friends participating in the summit include the Wis. DNR, US Fish & Wildlife Service, Ill. DNR, Ill. Natural History Survey, Aldo Leopold Foundation and the Natural Resources Conservation Service.
Watershed landholders, stakeholders and folks interested or residing in the Pecatonica River Basin of southwest Wisconsin and northwest Illinois are invited to come and "enjoy lunch on us while learning about important habitat stewardship practices you can take home and implement tomorrow," noted Kelly Forman, a water resources specialist with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (Wis.DNR).
Advance registration by March 15 is requested in order to provide lunch for all attendees and interested persons should contact either Kraig McPeek, US Fish & Wildlife Service, 309-757-5800 Ext. 210, e-mail: Kraig_McPeek@FWS.gov or Kelly Foreman, WI DNR, 608-275-3271, e-mail: Kelly.Forman@wisconsin.gov
Conservation partners and friends participating in the summit include the Wis. DNR, US Fish & Wildlife Service, Ill. DNR, Ill. Natural History Survey, Aldo Leopold Foundation and the Natural Resources Conservation Service.
