An early and intensive response by state game wardens and coastal fisheries biologists, aided by United States Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) and National Park Service (NPS) biologists and a network of volunteers is bolstering efforts to rescue record numbers of Atlantic green sea turtles stunned during recent cold weather along the Texas coast. More information.
CEC welcomes new member The Wind Alliance! 1100 Louisiana Street, Suite 5005 Houston, TX 77002 info@TheWindAlliance.org www.TheWindAlliance.org Business Development Manager Katharaine.Kollins@TheWindAlliance.org (919) 286-1989 Claire E. Henkhaus, Associate Director (713) 600-9994 Purpose: The Wind Alliance develops infrastructure, technology and workforce through pre-competitive business integration and collaborative projects between industry, academia and government within the U.S. The Wind Alliance’s primary functions are…
CEC Welcomes a new member organization: Texas Coastal Partners. Coastal Office P.O. Box 70181 Houston, TX 77270-0181 http://www.TexasCoastalPartners.org Frank Fuller, Chair frank@ffuller.com Linda Shead, Programs Chair linda.shead@sheadconservation.com Purpose: To promote, preserve, and enhance the natural resources of the Texas coast, for their intrinsic value and benefit to humankind, through a public education and community-based consensus approach. Programs: (a) Serve as…