/default.aspx
Header Secondary Navigation
Twitter
YouTube
Facebook
instagram
About Us
Newsroom
LOGIN
(0)
Header Primary Navigation
Habitat
Hunt
Participate
Youth
Stories
Search for:
Search Site
Water Quality Buffers Initiative Meetings Set in Worthington, Austin
Field Notes
4/2/2015 8:06:08 AM
Minnesota is looking to set a new conservation standard with Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton's
Water Quality Buffers Initiative
. A robust buffers program is needed to better protect our cherished waters, reduce erosion and enhance wildlife habitat. Can you attend a public meeting and voice your support for the Buffers Initiative?
This Thursday, April 2, Governor Mark Dayton and conservation leaders, including Department of Natural Resources Commissioner Tom Landwehr and Agriculture Commissioner Dave Fredrickson, will travel to Worthington and Austin for public meetings to discuss the proposals (
HF1534/SF1537
).
With your advocacy, we can set a new conservation course for Minnesota. If you can’t attend one of these meetings, be sure to
contact your legislators
and let them know you support the Water Quality Buffers Initiative.
EVENT 1: Worthington
WHEN: Thursday, April 2, 2015 at 10:00am
WHERE: Worthington Fire Hall (Conference Room), 830 2nd Avenue; Worthington, MN 56187
EVENT 2: Austin
WHEN: Thursday, April 2, 2015 at 1:30pm
WHERE: Hormel Nature Center, Ruby Rupner Auditorium, 1304 21st Street NE; Austin MN 55912
Thanks for your continued support of Pheasants Forever and wildlife habitat conservation.
Tweet
  
  
Related Posts
Action Alert: Water Quality Buffers Initiative
4/9/2015
Minn. Governor Proposes Buffer Initiative as Way to Improve 125K Acres for Pheasants
1/16/2015
Leave message
Customer Ratings ()
Your rating:
Name:
Your URL:
Your email:
Message:
Add
Customer Comment
Search for:
Topics
Habitat & Conservation
Hunting & Heritage
Bird Dogs & Training
Shotguns & Shooting
Recipes & Cooking
Pheasant Hunting Forecast
Recent Posts
Farm Bill passed by House Ag Committee – CRP set at 29 Million acres
New Budget Bill Good for Hunters and Conservation
DIY Land Manager: Planting for Next Winter This Spring
3 Key Early Stages to Training a Bird Dog Puppy