CT Coastal Access Survey
Dori Sosensky
Dori.Sosensky at yale.edu
Tue Jan 6 23:33:05 EST 2004
This isn't strictly a lep issue but I thought many of you would be
interested. If you are involved with other wildlife groups, feel free to
forward.
thanks
Dori
The Connecticut Ornithological Association and Audubon CT urge all lovers
of wildlife to help the CT-DEP distribute recreational access funds by
submitting a Coastal Access Survey - Wildlife Observation form.
The CT-DEP solicits input in their effort to understand the public's
coastal recreation needs and to better assess the demand for recreational
uses along Connecticut's coast. To this end, they are conducting a Coastal
Access Survey.
The results of this survey will effect how the CT DEP spends recreational
use funds as the responses will be used in identifying and prioritizing
both land acquisitions and recreational facility improvements along the
coast. The more wildlife observers respond to the survey, the greater the
portion of DEP's pie will be allocated to wildlife.
Please help CT wildlife win by requesting and returning a Coastal Access -
Wildlife Observation Survey from the CT-DEP Office of Long Island Sound
Programs.
The DEP plans to distribute the survey at the end of January with a return
date of March 1st. The packets will include a survey and 2 CT Coastal
Access Maps showing public access locations along the coast and along the
lower CT River. Participants will fill out a survey and mark one of the
maps, both of which will be returned to DEP (preaddressed stamped envelope
provided). The second map, (which is invaluable in finding coastal
outlooks) is meant for the participant to keep as a thank you.
Obtain your survey by calling 860-424-3034 or emailing susan.fox at po.state.ct.us
Be sure to request the Wildlife Observation version.
Please contact DEP today!
Dori
Dori Sosensky
New Haven, CT
dori.sosensky(AT)yale.edu
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