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WHEN: March 10, 2012 (7:45am-4:30pm)
WHERE: URI Memorial Union
COST: registration opens early January, display table/sponsorship options available
MORE INFO: http://www.tsne.org/trainingseries/workshops/fund_development
The Summit is an opportunity to network with land and water conservation peers from across the Rhode Island. Some workshops are designed to help build your organization: fundraising, outreach communications, geocaching, and volunteer recruitment. Other workshops focus on the “how tos” of land and water conservation so that your organization can be more effective: hydropower, watershed education, managing invasive species, organizing a walk or outing, mapping, and land conservation transactions.
WHEN: March 31, 2012 (9:00am-3:45pm)
WHERE: Roger Williams University
COST: FREE
MORE INFO: http://seagrant.gso.uri.edu/resp/register.html#register
Join the Rhode Island Renewable Energy Siting Partnership (RESP), Roger Williams University and the East Bay Energy Consortium (EBEC) for a public education event featuring opportunities for the public to learn about the effort to develop community guidelines for siting renewable energy facilities in Rhode Island, and see how new tools and local collaborations are being created to foster public engagement with this issue. Coffee breaks and lunch will be provided.