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Meet Your Greens January Meeting

Cypress Grill Thursday, January 21 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Middlesex County Meet Your Greens and the Rockfall Foundation welcomes David Sutherland and invites you to join us at the …Cypress Grill Thursday, January 21 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Middletown, CT

sutherland.jpg Join us at Cypress Grill with David Sutherland as we kick off another great year of Meet Your Greens.

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David Sutherland has been the Director of Government Relations for The Nature Conservancy’s Connecticut Chapter for the past twenty-five years. He has worked with colleagues in a variety of coalitions to advocate on behalf of state and federal funding and tax incentives for natural lands protection, habitat restoration, clean water initiatives, invasive species control, and renewable energy. He has lobbied for ecological streamflow regulations, “living shoreline” coastal protections, and marine spatial planning initiatives.

Prior to his position with the Conservancy, David worked for the Connecticut Audubon Society and the Connecticut Council on Environmental Quality.

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David has a Master’s degree in Environmental Studies from Antioch University, and lives with his wife, Nancy, in Middletown.

Cypress Grill

1265 South Main Street

Middletown, CT

(860) 346-3367

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Meet Your Greens - Meets generally every third Thursday of the month. Venues and times change-- join our e-list for updates and invites by contacting Tony Marino, tmarino@rockfallfoundation.org; or Cristina Gastador Hayden, cristina.gastador@gmail.com. You can also join us on Facebook (“Meet Your Greens”).

Posted By the Rockfall Foundation Tony Marino, Interim Executive Director tmarino@rockfallfoundation.org

The Rockfall Foundation: Greening and Growing Middlesex County Since 1935

www.rockfallfoundation.org

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