good water program

[Half Ton]

Concerned about the quality

of your drinking water?
We are too!
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Safe, abundant and clean water -

one of Arkansas's greatest treasures - is at risk.

Our lives, our economy and our natural heritage

depend on us working to improve

ARKANSAS'S WATER FUTURE.
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JOIN US for dinner and discussion
Thursday, January 21st, 5:30-8:00pm
Faulkner County Natural Resources Center, 110 S. Amity Rd, Conway, AR

Experts will be on hand to discuss the situation, listen to and answer your questions,
and share how you can help protect your drinking water and favorite lakes, rivers
and streams.

Find more information and RSVP atwww.ARPanel.orgor call 501-376-7913 ext. 10
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Hosted By:

ARKANSAS'S WATER FUTURE

A coalition of Audubon Arkansas, Arkansas Public Policy Panel and the The Nature
Conservancy, Arkansas Field office. Funded by the Winthrop Rockefeller Foundation.

Event Info:


January 21, 2010 5:30-8:00 pm
For more information contact Ellen Fennell at 501-244-2229 or email efennell@audubon.org.


Please visit our website at ar.audubon.org.

[DeBo]

Some very important topics will be discussed Thursday night. It's not just about drinking water; it's also about the fate of our rivers and creeks. A wise state water plan will help to insure that we will not build unnessary dams on streams like Lee Creek or that clear mountain streams like SFLR or Illinois Bayou or the Mulberry don't become choaked with sediment. Come if your able.

Here is the latest agenda.

ARKANSAS WATER AT RISK

Dinner and discussion
Thursday, January 21st, 5:30-8:00pm
Faulkner County Natural Resources Center,
110 S. Amity Rd, Conway, AR
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Agenda

5:30-6:00 - Sign-in, pick up packets, and start dinner
6:00-6:10 - Welcome – Bill Stovall, Quitman
6:10 – 6:20 - Water Facts, Audubon Arkansas
6:20-7:00 - Regional Water Concerns, facilitated by Elaine Nesmith, 4-Sight Development
7:00-7:30 - Effects of drilling in Fayetteville Shale areas, Debbie Doss, Arkansas Canoe Club, Arkansas Citizens First Congress
7:30-7:50 - Audience Response
7:50 - 8:00 - Next Steps, Don Richardson

[fryingsquirrel]

Hey, Jon, I got a question...How much is this presentation gonna cost? Also, is it formal or can I show up in a drysuit, PFD, and helmet? Thanks
Jon Ellwood

[DeBo]

There is no cost and as long as your covered, what you wear is up to you.