The Black Bear Conservation Committee is a diverse coalition of timber and agricultural interests, conservation organizations, state and federal agencies, private landowners, and several universities, working together in a spirit of cooperation to manage and restore the Louisiana Black Bear to suitable habitats within its historic range in Louisiana, Mississippi, southern Arkansas, and east Texas. As FSF expands, the price of organic produce will decrease, making it affordable to everyone. LightHawk also flies film crews, scientists and tribal leaders to document pristine and damaged forests. Schools, retired resource professionals and volunteer conservationists are helping university researchers and natural resource agencies by surveying resources and providing reports back to project personnel and their communities. Free course consisting of 32 hours of instruction in forest management including basic tree biology, measurements, intermediate treatment, regeneration, wildlife, protection, and marketing.
Intent is to enhance Iowa's privately-owned and managed forestlands.
Participants are expected to return at least 32 hours of service in the broad area of forestry. Conducts a voluntary sustainable building rating program for residential and commercial buildings and an education program for builders, architects, and homeowners. Has saved Austin electric customers hundreds of thousands of dollars per year in energy, water, maintenance, and health savings. Since 1985 Martin Marietta has had an aggressive program to reduce its ongoing hazardous waste generation and the use and release of toxic chemicals. Michael J. Gage 3360 E. Foothill Blvd.