nrlispring 2009 newsletter

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Florida Natural Resourc eLeadership Institute AlumniNewsletter

What's Inside!

President's welcome

Dues reminder

Meet your NRLI Alumni BOD

Welc om e NRLI Cla ss VIII!

Changes to the NRLI

Schedule

NRLI Alumni Programs

Upc oming Events

Welcom e t o t he first ed ition of the NRLI Alumni Assoc iation eNewslette r! This eNewslet te ris produced by and for the alumni of the Florida Natural Resources Leadership Institute. Ihop e you will enjoy read ing a bout w hat the g rowing c om munity of NRLI Alumni (155 INALL!) is doing a round the Sta te o f Florida t o he lp c onserve and ma nage our naturalresources.

I am looking fo rwa rd t o working with a new a nd e nergized group of p rofe ssionalsand and implementing many activities that support ongoing leadership in conservingand ma naging Florida 's diverse nat ura l resource s. One w ay tha t you c an help c ontinuethis effo rt is by pa rtic ipa ting w ith NRLI rec ruiting, submitting an a rtic le for the ne xteNew sletter, providing financ ia l supp ort via m em be rship dues, or by sta ying informed byvisiting our web site a t http :// fnrli-alumni.org . You c an d ow nload the NRLI prog rambroc hure, do wnload a NRLI present a tion to he lp rec ruit ne w Fellows for Class IX, or jointhe NRLI blog t o help stay c onnec ted with forme r c lassma tes. Job announc em ents a realso o ften p osted on the blog . Don't forget , Class IX will sta rt the new prog ram sc hed ulein August 2009. The 2009 sc hed ule follows and is a lso on our web p age a t http://nrli.ifas.ufl.edu . As alwa ys , we value alumni participation at our sessions.

We we lcome your pa rticipa tion and supp ort for ongo ing fe llow ship in the NRLI AlumniAssoc iation. Please d o not he sita te to c onta c t me o r any of the Direc tors listed abo ve if

you ha ve any questions or wo uld like to pa rticipa te. Wishing you a ll the be st in 2009!

President's Welcome by Deborah Burr

Too Busy? You Can Still Help NRLIs Efforts! by Wes Wheeler web site a nd e ventual alumnidirectory.

Other sugg ested ide ashave also included po loshirts, speaker fees, arec eption at the annualco nference , etc .

We encourage eac h ofyou to c ontinue in yourpartic ipa tion with FNRLIthrough investing your timeand mone y in theAssoc iat ion. I enc ourage youto a ttend a sem inar(s) in yourarea and to c ontac t Boardmembers ( or your Class Representative ) to a sk ab outthe latest ac tivities andeve nts. And , plea se, do n tforget to send in those d ues!

Plea se ma ke c hec kspa yable to:

NRLI Alumni Association

And m ail to:NRLI Alumni Association

PO Box 1396Winter Haven, FL 33882

The NRLI AlumniAssociationMission is to foster effective lea dership a nd professional development,provide networking opportunities,enhanc e the NRLI progra m, and promote its

long-term viability.

Spring 2009; Volume 1, Issue 1

I am writing o n be half ofyour Boa rd to e xplain andenco urag e the pa ymentof annua l dues. TheAssoc iat ion has a d uesstructure of twenty-fivedollars ($25) annua lly orone-hundred and twenty-five dollars ($125) for a life-time membership.

These dues will sup portthe Assoc iation inpromoting alumniinteraction with theprogram throughsponsoring meet andgreet soc ials at t hevarious seminars aroundthe state . Fund s will a lsosupp ort the Assoc iation s


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Meet Your NRLI Alum ni Board o f Direc tors!

Dianne Hughes-Class VIII (Annual Meeting Coo rd inat or) isan Environm enta l Consultant fo r theFlorida Dep artme nt of Environm enta lProtec tion. Since 1999, she h as bee n

working on the ComprehensiveEverglad es Restoration Plan a nd othe rSouth Florida resto rat ion issues.

Deb ora h Burr-Cla ss IV (President) works for the Florida Fish and Wildlife

Co nservation C om mission as the Gop herTortoise Ma na ge me nt Plan Co ordinato r.She is responsib le for imp leme nting thego phe r tortoise ma nag eme nt plan inorder to restore a nd ma intain viablepopulations of gopher tortoises

Wes Whee ler-Cla ss IV (Treasurer)

runs his ow n law pra c tice and is thege neral counsel and c hief bo ttle w asherfor Whe eler Fa rms, Inc .

Stan Bronson-Class II is the exec utivedirector of Florida Earth Foundation, apu blic-priva te pa rtnership who se missionis to bring p eop le together throughed uca tion, outrea c h and fac ilitation toensure Floridas environmental integritya nd q uality of life .

Bryan Fluech -Cla ss VIII (Sec ret a ry) works for the University of Florida ExtensionServic e a s a Sea Grant Extension A ge nt inCo llier County. His extension w ork foc useson rec rea tiona l fisheries, resourcestewa rdship, and ma rine ed uca tion.

Ed Wright -Class VI serve s a s a USDALiaison to Florida s 5 Wa ter Ma na ge me nt

Distric ts. He is a c ertified tot a l qua lityma nag eme nt fac ilitato r, and ha s over 20years of experience in meeting and smallgroup fac ilitation.

Bob Tietz- Class VI is the Biologist forPa sc o C ounty G ove rnment resp onsible forCo unty Environm enta l Program s includingwe tland jurisdic tional d ete rmina tions,assista nc e to the environmenta l land sacquisition program; environmental reviewand rec omm enda tions in prepa ration of

Deve lopm ent Orders; Brow nfield de signations, ground a nd surfac e wa terma nag eme nt plans, and g op her tortoise relocation.

Teresa Watkins-Class VII(Vice Preside nt) is an indep end entenvironme ntal landsc ap ing co nsultant,and a horticultura l spe c ialist w ith the St.Johns River Water Management District'sFlorida Wa te r Sta r p rog ram .

Hank Vinson-Class VII wo rks for theFlorida Co mm unitie s Trust. FCT ad ministe rstwo land a c quisition grant p rog ram s thata ssist loc al c om munities in meet ing outd oo rrec rea tion and op en spa c e need s as wellas preserving Floridas commercial fishingand aq uac ulture industries.

BOD Looking for a Few Goo d Alumni!The NRLI Alumni BOD is loo king for two ea ger NRLI a lumni who a re inte reste d in serving on the NRLI

Alumni Boa rd of Direc tors. If interested p lea se c onta c t, Deb orah Burr at:[email protected] .

We w ould like to tha nk Sunny Diver and And rew Walmsley for the ir service to the NRLI Boa rd of Direc to rsa nd wish them the b est of luck in their future e nd ea vors!


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Changes in Store for 2009 NRLI Class IX by Bruce Delaney

On beha lf of the e ntire FNRLIAlumni Assoc ia tion, I wa nt to c ong ratulateCla ss VIII Fellow s on the ir rec entgrad uation. Gradua tion wa s held a t theParam ount in Ga inesville and wa s we lla tt ended by lea ders from UF IFAS, UFSc hool of Natural Resources, NRLI prog ramsta ff, and keyno te spea ker, Me lissaMe eker. NRLI Alumni in a tte ndanc erep resente d a ll c lasses. As NRLI Alum niPresident, I had the honor to presentMelissa Meeker, also the keynote speaker,with the NRLI Annua l Lea dership Aw ard.NRLI La ila Rac evskis a lso p resentedawa rds for Alumni of the Yea r and theHonorary Direc to r's Aw ard, as well as the

3rd Annual Burl Long Award.Co ngratulat ions to a ll aw ard rec ip ients!

Follow ing Friday's festivities, the

new Class VIII alumni andapproximat ely 20 other NRLI a lumniwe nt on a field trip to the LakeLoc hloosa site o wne d by Plum CreekTimb er. Alum ni Greg Driskell (PlumCreek) , Steven M iller (SJRWMD), a ndDeb orah Burr (FWC) lead t hediscussion on public-privatepartnerships and ho w the ywere successful in achieving amultitude of conservation goals atthis model site. This field t rip w asfollow ed by the Annual Meeting ofthe NRLI Boa rd o f Direc to rs held atthe Yearling Restaurant in nearbyCross Creek. While hungry a lumni

ate a de lic ious lunch, the newap po intees were c onfirme d b y thec urrent BOD.

Co ngratula tions to NRLI Cla ss VIII by Deborah Burr

2009/ 2010 NRLI Cla ss IX Sc hedule

We are c urrently rec ruiting fo r Cla ss IX. Wehave a c ore of an exce llent c lass ac c ep ted but stillneed m ore qua lity ap plic ant s. There are two d istinctac tions that you c an ta ke that would be helpful. Thefirst is to identify a likely c and ida te for NRLI and to ta lkto tha t person a bo ut the va lue o f the NRLI prog ram ;some one who w ould benefit from the p rog ram and ,a t t he same time , brings som ething to NRLI as well Thesec ond ac tion wo uld b e to spe ak to those in yourorga nizat ion w ho ha ve the authority to fund a NRLIFellow. We know tha t these a re toug h bud get t imesand t hose w ith a uthority to expend training fund s willneed to b e c onvinc ed of the va lue of NRLI. As alumni,you ca n do that b etter than anyone else. We plan tohav e op po rtunities for a limited numb er ofc om pet itive fellowships for Class IX. Deta ils for theprocedures to apply for the Fellowships will beforthcoming.

We know tha t ma ny of you are more fam iliarwith a NRLI schedule that concludes a class inOc tob er and then c omm enc es the next class inJanua ry. How eve r, aft er c areful c onsideration, wedec ided to c hange to a sched ule that would provideus with the op po rtunity for a mo re d eliberate ye ar-endreview a nd up date of the NRLI c urricu lum. Thesc hedule c hang e will also a llow for more time to ma kethe logistic a l prep a rations tha t the sessions requireand to rec ruit.

Our 2009 sc hed ule fo llow s and is a lso o n ourweb page a t http :/ / nrli.ifas.ufl.ed u . As a lwa ys, we

FNRLI Cla ss XIII Gra d ua te s

Melissa Meeker be ing a wa rde dthe NRLI alumni Lea d ership

va lue alumni pa rtic ipa tion a t our sessions. Weap preciate w hateve r level of pa rticipa tion you mayc hoose a nd look forwa rd to seeing ma ny of you a t ClassIX NRLI sessions.


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n 2008, the Pasc o Co unty ELAMP ac quired over 715 Ac res of Environm ent a lly Sensitive Lands for p reserva tion.inc e its authorizat ion in 2004, this prog ram has purc hased rea l prope rty o r nego tiated c onservation e asem ents

n w ell ove r 1200 ac res of sensitive lands using a c om bina tion of Penny for Pasc o funding a nd c oope rat iveund ing with the Sout hwest Florida Wate r Managem ent Distric t, Florida Co mmunities Trust, and the Florida Foreve rrog ram a c quisition p rogram s. The c ore goa l of this prog ram is to ac quire a pp roxima tely 6200 ac res which ma kep the c ritica l wildlife c orridors intende d to permanently link the w ell fields and public a lly ow ned p reserves as we lls Coasta l lands and othe r hab ita ts unde r deve lopm ent p ressure throug hout the c ounty. This p rog ram is reg ionaln sc op e a nd will ultimat ely provide c ontinuous hab ita t c orridors with c onnec tions to surround ing Co unties.

rec ently pa rtic ipa ted in aweeklong training session onead ing c hange. One of theoo ks used for the session w asThe Hea rt of Cha nge by John. Kotter. In this book theutho r desc ribes Eight Sta gesf Successful Large-scale

Cha nge . I d like to sha re the seta ge s with you.

Kot te r points out that peop lehange w hat they do m ore soe c ause they a re shown aruth that influenc es theireelings than be c ause they a reiven a na lysis tha t shift the irhinking . In his Eight Sta ges heuggests that the c entralhallenge to suc c essful la rge -

c a le chang e is not in strat eg y, ystems or culture.

The c entral cha llenge ofsuccessful large-scale changes c hanging p eoples behavior!

Pasc o Countys Environm enta l Lands Acquisition andManagement Program in Full Stride! By Bob Tietz

Leading Change by Ed Wright

Kissimmee River Restoration by Dianne Hughes

While your main goal of distributinga new slett er might be to sell yourprod uc t or servic e, the key to asuccessful newsletter is making ituseful to your rea ders.

A great wa y to a dd useful c ontentto your newsletter is to de velopand write yo ur own a rticles, orinclude a c alendar of upcom ingeve nts or a spe c ia l offer. Yourhead line is an imp ortant p art ofthe newslette r and should b econsidered carefully.

In a few wo rds, it should a c c urat elyrep resent t he c onte nts of the story

and d raw rea ders into the story.Develop the hea dline be fore youwrite the sto ry. This way, thehea dline will help you keep thestory fo c used .

Kotters work is the result ofinterview ing 400 pe op le from 130orga niza tions. Ve ry inte restingreading.

The Eight Stages of Suc c essful La rge -sc ale Change

1. Crea ting a sense o f urge nc y

2. Putting to ge ther guiding te a mswith the c red ibility, skills, andrep utation, and forma l authorityto lead change .

3. Using g uiding te ams to c rea tesensible, clear, simple, upliftingvisions and sets of stra teg ies.

4. Com munica ting the vision andstra teg ies throug h m a nyunclogg ed c hannels.

5. Emp owe ring p eop le to a ct o nthe vision

6. Helping p eop le to produceshort-term-wins

7. As mo me ntum b uild s, d on t LetUP!

8. Ma ke the cha nge stic k bynurturing the new c ulture. Walkthe ta lk!

The Kissimmee Basin enc om p a sses d iverse w et land and aq ua tic e c osystems, inc luding mo retha n tw o d ozen lakes, their tributa ry strea ms, assoc iate d ma rshes, and the Kissimmee River and itsfloo d plain ( Figure 1 ). The b a sin forms the hea d wa ters of the Kissimmee -Okeec hob ee -Everglad essystem. In the 1960s, the Ce ntral a nd Sou the rn Florida Flood Co ntrol (C&SF) Projec t m od ified the sesystem s extensively to ac hieve floo d c ontrol by c onstruction o f c a na ls a nd wa ter c ont rol struc tures inthe Up p er a nd Lower Kissimm ee Ba sin. The 56-mile-long C-38 cana l in the Lower Basins Kissimm eeValley channelized the Kissimmee River, eliminating flow in the original river channel and preventingsea sona l inunda tion of the floo d plain, with profound ec ologica l c onseq uenc es. (co nt.)


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Creation ofnew oxbow onKissimmeeRiver

In the Up p er Basin, mo d ifica tions a llow ed la ke sta ge s to b e reg ulated a tred uc ed ra nge s of fluc tua tion, a ltering or eliminating muc h of the formerlyextensive littora l zon es a round lakes. These a nd other env ironme nta l c on c erns

led to the Kissimmee River Resto ra tion Projec t (KRRP) a nd the Hea d wa tersRevitalization Project (KRHRP) which involves the purchase of 102,000 acres ofland along the river and around Lakes Kissimmee, Cypress, Hatchineha andTig er and b a c kfilling ov er a third of the C-38 c a na l. The p rojec t w ill restore o ver40 square miles of river/floodplain ecosystem including 43 miles of meanderingriver c ha nnel a nd 27,000 a c res of w etlan d s.

The resto ra tion p ro jec t is a joint pa rtne rship b et we en t he Sou th Florid aWate r Mana g em ent Distric t (SFWMD) a nd US Army C orps of Eng inee rs (USACE).The Florida Dep a rtmen t o f Environme nta l Prot ec tion (FDEP) is the p ermittinga nd c om p lianc e a utho rity for this restoration p rojec t. Pha se I of four ma jorp ha ses of the Kissimme e River Resto ra tion Projec t w as c om p leted in Feb rua ry2001. A sec ond p ha se o f ba c kfilling initiate d in June 2006 is c om p lete .Currently, Phase IVB is unde rwa y and expec ted to be c om pleted byDec em b er 2009.

Hispanic c itizensrepresent a growing

percentag e of thepop ulat ion in Southw estFlorida , and t hey havenot trad itionally b eenreac hed throughenvironme ntal outrea c hand educ ation p rograms.In and effort to expa ndoutreac h and educa tionop po rtunities to t hesepopulations,

LEEN Hold s Environm enta l Meeting s for Hispanic Audienc es by Bryan Fluech

the Lat ino Environm enta l Educ at ionNetwork (LEEN) is hosting a series ofc omm unity meetings direc ted at theHispanic populations in fourSouthwest Florida communities: FortMyers, Arc ad ia , Bow ling Green, a ndImm oka lee. LEEN is ma de up ofmem bers from Florida Sea Grant, theGulf of Mexico Alliance, FloridaDepartment of EnvironmentalProtec tion, Lee Co unty Extension,and Charlotte Harbor NationalEstua ry Prog ram (NEP). The mee tingswill be c ond uc ted in Spa nish byfac ilitators with expe rtise in va riousenvironm enta l top ic s. Participa ntswill hea r p resent a tions on w ild life,water, and susta inab ility issues, andwill participate in facilitated break-out sessions to discuss more effectiveme thod s to reac h out to Hispanic

pop ulations. Participa nts will also be treate d toa free lunc h for atte nding t he m ee tings. Theme etings are spo nsored b y a g rant from theCha rlot te Harbor NEP a s we ll as c ont ributionsfrom seve ral loc al o rga nizat ions who areinterested in the suc c ess of reac hing out t o theHispanic c om munity. To lea rn more ab out LEEN'sefforts, feel free to c onta c t m e a t (239) 417-6310x204 or [email protected] .

Restoredoxbow onKissimmee River

Kissimmee River Restoration (cont.)

Figure 1

Hispaniccitizenspa rtic ipa te inbreakoutsessionsd uring the Ft.Myersmeetin


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Florida Water Star SM Program b y Teresa Watkins A ye ar a nd a ha lf after its official launc h, Florida Wate r Sta r SM has enhanced programpe rforma nce and expand ed usab ility to inc rea se q uantific ation of w ate r conservationme tho ds. The St. Johns River Wate r Mana ge me nt Distric t (SJRWMD) c reat ed andma nage s Florida Wa te r Sta r SM , a voluntary certific ation program tha t enc ourageswa ter effic ienc y in new hom es.

Am ong rec ent imp rove me nts to t he p rog ram , SJRWMD launc hed a m ore user-friendlyprogram w eb site, found at www.floridawaterstar.com . The w eb site inc ludes a newonline rep orting system by w hich c ertifiers will file their po st-inspec tion reports. This willsta ndardize rep orting and deliver repo rts direc tly to reviewe rs, thus exped iting ho mec ertific a tion. SJRWMD s c rite ria for me et ing its Silver tier c ertific a tion be c ame e ffec tiveJan. 8, 2009. For examp le, a ne w requirem ent tha t a pp lic ants provide landsc ape andirrigat ion plans will help the c ertifier to mo re efficiently provide hom e inspe c tions.Another new criterion is to give points only for high-efficiency toilets (1.28 gallons perflush).

In anot her move t o ensure a refined c ertific a tion p roc ess, SJRWMD selec ted six qua lified c onsultan ts to serve a sQua lity Assuranc e Prov iders (QAPs) for the p rogram. The Q APs will add a level of rev iew to he lp ensure tha tqua lifica tions have b ee n me t p rior to c ertific a tion. This will a lso p ut Florida Wa ter Sta r SM on the pa th to rec og nitionby the Ame ric an Nationa l Standards Institute.

The Florida Co mmunities Trust isa c om pe titive land ac quisitiongrant program housed within

the Florida Dep artme nt ofCommunity Affairs. FCTad ministers two grant s funde dunder the Florida Forever bondprogram: a Parks and Op enSpac e Program tha t a ssistloc al go vernme nts andenvironm enta l non-profitorga niza tions ac quire land forpa rks and op en spa c e a rea s,and the Sta n Ma yfield WorkingWaterfronts Program thatsupp orts Florida s c om me rc ialseafood and aq uac ultureindustries.

Originally c rea ted by theFlorida Legislat ure in 1989,FCT s Parks and Op en Spac eprogram helps loc alc omm unities mee t thec hallenge s of growth b ysupp orting viab le c omm unity

go vernment s and eligiblenonp rofit o rga nizat ions topurc hase land s direc tly used for

the c omm erc ial seafood andaqua c ulture. Sta n Ma yfieldmo nies ma y also b e used to b uyland for exhibitions and othe reduc ational venues to ed uca tethe public and the ec onomic,c ultural, and historic herita ge ofFlorida s trad itiona l workingwa terfront s. The Sta n Mayfieldprog ram c urrently receives 2.5pe rcent of the Florida Foreverap propriation which, at thec urrent leve l, provides $7.5 millionto the program.

For more informa tion ab outFlorida Co mmunities Trust, p lea sevisit the p rogram s we bsite a twww.floridacommunitiestrust.org.

development a nd p rotec tingnat ural resource s and openspace.

Originally funde d t hroug h thePreservation 2000 bond prog ram,FCT now rec eive s $63 million ofthe tota l $300 million annua lFlorida Forever appropriation,sub jec t to leg islat ive a pp rova l. Inits ninet ee n ye a r histo ry, FCT ha shelped p reserve more than81,000 ac res sta tewide . FCTop ened its latest annua l grantc yc le on Feb ruary 27 2009, withan a pp lica tion de ad line of Ma y

13, 2009.The Sta n Ma yfield WorkingWaterfronts program wasc reate d by the Florida Leg islaturein 2008 in honor of t he la teRep resent a tive Sta n Ma yfieldand housed within FCT. Unlikethe FCT s mo re trad itiona l pa rksand op ens spa c e p rog ram , StanMayfield provides fund for local

Florida Communities Trust: Two Dec ades of Suc c ess by Hank Vinson


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April

Apr 3 Ma pping Florida C om munities: An Introd uc tion to G IS & Co mm unity Ana lysis Workshop ;Valencia Enterprises of Orlando 2411 Sand Lake Road Orlando, FL, 32809. www.urban-research.info

Ma y

Ma y 15-17 Florida Ma rine Sc ienc e Educ a to rs Assoc iation Annua l Co nferenc e http://www.fmsea.org/

Ma y 19-21 Green Cities Florida , Orang e County Co nvention Center, Orland ohttp://greencities.com/usa/florida/orlando/2009

Ma y 28 NE Florida Living Shorelines Workshop. Port Ora nge, FL. Co ntac t (904)-731-3079 for moreinformation

Ma y 26-29 Florida Exotic Pest Plant Co unc il Symposium- Weed s of Wrath : Delray Bea c h Ma rriott,10North O c ea n Bouleva rd De lray Bea c h, Florida 33483, Phone: (877)-389-0169http://www.fleppc.org/index.cfm

June

Jun 3 SW Florida Living Shorelines Workshop. Rooke ry Bay Nationa l Estua rine Research Reserve,Naples, FL. Contact: (239) 417-6310 x204 for more information

Jun 16-17 Florida Ca ttlem en 's Assoc iation Annua l Co nvention & Allied Memb er Trad e Show . Ma rcoIsland Marriott Resort. http://www.floridacattlemen.org/events.htm

Jun 23-26 Florida Assoc iation of Co unties Annual Co nferenc e. Ma rco Island Ma rriott Resort.http://www.fl-counties.com/fcf/facconferences.shtml

July

July 21-24 Florida Cha mb er s 23rd Annual Environm ent a l Permitting Summer Sc hoo l; Ma rco IslandMa rriot Resort http://www.floridaenet.com/permitting.php

August

Aug 2428 Florida Recreation and Parks Association, Walt Disney World Coronado Springs Resort - LakeBuena Vista http://web.frpa.org/index.cfm?PageId=36

SJRWMD formed a tec hnica l ad visory group tha t include s builders and irrigat ion and landsc ape professiona ls toprovide rec om me ndat ions on p rog ram c riteria a nd to a ssess new innova tions in wa ter effic ienc y.SJRWMD is wo rking with the Southw est Florida Wate r Mana ge ment Distric t to de velop and imp lement a ne wGo ld tier c ertific at ion fo r new ho me s. A p ilot version of the Florida Water Sta r Gold c ertific at ion p rog ramlaunched March 25 th in Duned in, for the SJRWMD and SWFWMD areas at t he G len Ca irn c om munity. For mo reinforma tion on builders, c ertific at ion c riteria, and resource s, go to http://www.floridawaterstar.com/

Resolving Confl ict Through Leadership!

Be a Part of the NRLI Alumni Newsletter! We e nc ourage you to subm it a n artic le a bo ut a projec t you have be en involved w ith or one of interest toother NRLI alumni. Our next new slette r will be pub lished in fall 2009. Submissions must b e rec eived bySep tem be r 1 st to be included in the next newsletter. Articles should be 500 words or less and pictures areenc ouraged . Please send submissions to Bryan Fluec h a t: [email protected]

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