Looking for a few good stewards….

Posted April 6, 2012 at 8:57 am by

We take pretty good care of our islands, and the Stewardship Network wants to put a spotlight on the folks who go the extra mile…here’s more from the Preservation Trust’s Kathleen Foley:

Nominate an Island Steward!

Do you have a friend or neighbor that you’ve noticed takes exceptional care of their land?   Perhaps you know a teacher that inspires their students to understand and care for the environment or a business that has been a leader in sustainable business practices?

Help the Stewardship Network recognize individuals, families, teachers and businesses that have made a significant impact on the conservation, preservation, and protection of the San Juan Archipelago! Many of these people are the “unsung” heroes of our islands; here is an opportunity to tell their story.  If you know someone who deserves this award, please submit your nomination by April 27, 2012.

Nominations will be accepted in the following categories: Shoreline Stewardship, Farmland Stewardship, Woodland Stewardship, Village Stewardship, Business Stewardship, Individual Stewardship, Youth Stewardship and Educator Stewardship. Previous years’ winners, nomination forms and award guidelines can be viewed on the Stewardship Network website at http://www.stewardshipsjc.org/.

Awards will be announced in the media the week of May 21 and at the Sustainable San Juans Event at Lime Kiln State Park on San Juan Island on Sunday, May 27 (information on this event can also be found on the Stewardship Network website).

Nominations and/or questions can be submitted to Kathleen Foley at the San Juan Preservation Trust, 378-2461 OR [email protected].

The Stewardship Network is a consortium of private and public organizations whose vision is a healthy, thriving ecosystem in the San Juan Archipelago from land to sea.

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