Raritan Headwaters meeting 12/1/18:
Raritan Headwaters meeting 12/1/18:
No mention of fish, fishermen, trout or Trout Unlimited. No mention of dam removal etc., just a lengthy discussion on climate change.
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Re: Raritan Headwaters meeting 12/1/18:
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Re: Raritan Headwaters meeting 12/1/18:
It's RHS's annual conference about the health of the watershed, not about what groups like TU are or are not doing. It is about improving water quality and purchasing floodplain properties to reduce flooding and increase the functionality of the watershed. It's about monitoring water chemistry and working with landowners throughout the watershed to protect critical drinking water supplies. RHA and TU enjoy a very close working relationship. It may not be a very public one, but I can assure you it is alive and well. The only things I did yesterday were to benefit TU/RHA projects here on the upper Raritan basin.
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Re: Raritan Headwaters meeting 12/1/18:
This RHS conference sounds interesting and now I'm thinking I'd like to attend others (or do you need a membership?).
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Re: Raritan Headwaters meeting 12/1/18:
Non-profits like RHA, TU, etc. must allow the general public to attend any open meetings, so the answer is no, you don't need to be a member. But please consider joining as my firm has because they do amazing work and are about to enter the river restoration business in a big way.BiggerThomas wrote: ↑Mon Dec 10, 2018 3:16 pmThis RHS conference sounds interesting and now I'm thinking I'd like to attend others (or do you need a membership?).
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Re: Raritan Headwaters meeting 12/1/18:
Ok thanks.Rusty Spinner wrote: ↑Tue Dec 11, 2018 9:12 amNon-profits like RHA, TU, etc. must allow the general public to attend any open meetings, so the answer is no, you don't need to be a member. But please consider joining as my firm has because they do amazing work and are about to enter the river restoration business in a big way.BiggerThomas wrote: ↑Mon Dec 10, 2018 3:16 pmThis RHS conference sounds interesting and now I'm thinking I'd like to attend others (or do you need a membership?).
"Most anglers spend their lives in making rules for trout, and trout spend theirs in breaking them."
-From Letters to Young Fly-Fishers, (1926) Sir George Aston,
-From Letters to Young Fly-Fishers, (1926) Sir George Aston,