TCCRG REPRESENTATIVES ATTEND SIERRA NEVADA ALLIANCE CONFERENCE IN OCTOBER, 2009

November 30th, 2009 by tccrg

Two TCCRG members were among those who traveled to Lake Tahoe to attend the 16th Annual Sierra Nevada Alliance conference, held on October 16-18, 2009.  The conference attracted people from all walks of life – volunteers, ranchers, donors, authors, scientists, educators, politicians, administrators, artists, and farmers – and from up and down California, who gathered to share information, strategies, expertise, and connections in support of a strong and healthy future for California’s communities and environment. 

Keynote speakers included Anthony Brunello, Deputy Secretary for Climate Change and Energy of the  California Natural Resources Agency, and Larry Schweiger, President of the National Wildlife Foundation.  Both speakers addressed the huge challenge of climate change and called us all to action.  In addition to the keynote speeches, workshops at the conference covered a tremendous variety of timely topics, from water conservation to renewable energy to climate science to wildlife corridors. 

TCCRG’s two representatives couldn’t even begin to get to all of them, but we picked up useful information and helpful contacts and were especially inspired by the stories and accomplishments of those receiving SNA’s annual service and achievement awards.  And, we are strengthened by the knowledge of so many strong hands and minds at work in service to the people of California.

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Tulare County Citizens for Responsible Growth (TCCRG) is a diverse group of local residents united by concerns about the direction of future growth in Tulare County. Reflecting the expressed values and wishes of our county's residents, we are working to ensure that future growth in Tulare county protects our local economy, communities, and natural resources. We support directing growth into our existing communities and protecting our agricultural land and open space for future generations.