Florida Fish Report

2008 Gulf Grouper Forum


2-11-2008

The grouper forum where Dr. Roy Crabtree will be presenting information on grouper status, science, and management proposals will be held on February 26th at the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute in St. Petersburg. The Forum is a four hour show that everyone needs to attend, so you can hear their plan and also to let them know how you feel about it. Sign up now and plan to attend.

This is a good opportunity to get massive media exposure to our cause and build from here. You can register to attend at www.gulfcouncil.org. Click on Grouper Forum to access the online registration form.

This public forum is designed to provide stakeholders with an opportunity to ask questions, discuss concerns, and receive the latest information about Gulf of Mexico grouper.

Topics include:
?? Grouper status update
?? Role of science in defining management objectives
?? Current management proposals
?? Key issues on which we need input
?? Stakeholder perspectives on the issues
?? Frequently asked questions

Registration is FREE! Forms can be faxed, mailed, or submitted online.
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Anyone interested in submitting a question for discussion during the
Frequently Asked Questions session can do so at the time of registration.

You can register to attend at www.gulfcouncil.org. Click on Grouper Forum to access the online registration form.

Mark your calendar and register today.




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