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I would also like to be removed from this discussion list. Thank you. dloomans87@comcast.net From: CaptCarl74@aol.com Date: Thu, 23 Apr 2009 13:14:40 -0400 Subject: Fwd: Earth Day Discussion Topic: What do you (want to) monitor? To: micorps@great-lakes.net; rlawson@HRWC.ORG Mr. Lawson and the Mi-Corp net:
Please find a mechanism to NOT copy the entire list with correspondence, or delete my name from the list. I do not have an interest in receiving this multitude of mails, it causes difficulty at work by clogging my mailbox.
Thank you,
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Please find a mechanism to NOT copy the entire list with correspondence, or delete my name from the list. I do not have an interest in receiving this multitude of mails, it causes difficulty at work by clogging my mailbox.
Thank you,
Martha Kern-Boprie
>>> "Ric Lawson" <rlawson@HRWC.ORG> 4/22/2009 10:48 AM >>> By the way, if you are wondering how to comment to the list, simply “reply all” or send an e-mail to micorps@great-lakes.net and it will go to the entire MiCorps discussion list. If you keep the subject as above, then list members can track the discussion string by topic.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ric Lawson Watershed Planner
Huron River Watershed Council 1100 N. Main St., Suite 210 Ann Arbor, MI 48104 p: 734.769.5123 x13 f: 734.998.0163 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Join the Huron River Watershed Council, protecting the Huron River since 1965. More info: www.hrwc.org
From: owner-micorps@great-lakes.net [mailto:owner-micorps@great-lakes.net] On Behalf Of Ric Lawson
Happy Earth Day Volunteers and Coordinators!
In the spirit of the Earth Day vision of grassroots activism to encourage positive environmental change, I would like to start a discussion about how MiCorps can change to better support volunteer monitoring groups across the state. The April edition of The MiCorps Monitor newsletter, released yesterday, included a discussion topic about what you, the volunteer monitoring community in Michigan, really want to monitor. As explained in the article, MiCorps has initially chosen to focus on a small set of parameters and standardize the collection of data for those parameters across the state. There are many other important environmental variables that can be very informative about the quality of our state’s waterways. Many can be monitored by volunteers with proper training and organization.
Let’s start this discussion by asking what you currently are monitoring and what you would like to monitor and why. Feel free to comment on what you think you would need to get such an effort going. How can MiCorps help? Don’t be afraid to be critical of MiCorps efforts to date. We have thick skin. We can take it.
Please send a comment to the list. It doesn’t have to be long or even fully thought out. We want to know what you are thinking about. It’s you who MiCorps was designed to support.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Ric Lawson Watershed Planner MiCorps Staff
Huron River Watershed Council 1100 N. Main St., Suite 210 Ann Arbor, MI 48104 p: 734.769.5123 x13 f: 734.998.0163 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Join the Huron River Watershed Council, protecting the Huron River since 1965. More info: www.hrwc.org
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