Great Lakes Bass Fishing Forum
Biology, Conservation, Legislation & Regulations => Conservation & Environment => Topic started by: Team houston on January 17, 2014, 07:00:13 PM
There is a public meeting about the Asian Carp problem in Ann Arbor Jan 21st at 4 o clock. If you wish to speak you have to register. You can find out more info from Rep Debbie Stabenows office. This is your chance to speak directly to the Army Corps of Engineers and their different proposals on the problem.
Where in Ann Arbor? It's a big city lol
http://glmris.anl.gov/glmris-report/ (http://glmris.anl.gov/glmris-report/)
Ann Arbor, MI
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
4:00 PM — 7:00 PM local time
University of Michigan League
911 N University Ave
Ann Arbor, MI 48109
Looks like you can even view on the web or listen via phone
Webinar: This meeting includes a webinar. To attend the webinar, go to http://emsp.intellor.com/login/414090 up to 10 minutes prior to the start of the meeting. Web Access ID: c3lrc02p1. After you have connected your computer, audio connection instructions will be presented.
Audio Only: Live audio is available separately for anyone not viewing the webinar. If you are viewing the webinar on your computer, do not use this number, but follow the audio instructions given after connecting to the webinar. Dial-in number: 1-888-621-9649. Conference ID: 414090#.
Was anybody there? Or know somebody that was there?
I haven't heard... I imagine some of the people I been 'hanging out' with at the various meetings this past year were there. I talked with the MUCC Executive Director about quite a few topics yesterday, but this one did not come up.
Just so many meetings going on nowadays it's not easy to keep track of them all, or even talk about them all. I'm glad there are people who can make more meetings than I can, and I'm glad different people have different areas of more importance to them because it's very hard to be effective if you try to hit every single meeting and cover every single topic.
I appreciate the posting of this information. The odds are someone will read who has this topic as one of their top priorities. It does come up at quite a few meetings, and in quite a few other topics we work on at various meetings.