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Additional information on this topic provided below. |
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Calling All Writers!
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you like to join the Watersheds.tv ‘guest producer’
list? If you have a watershed event coming up in the near future,
like a clean up, a festival, or an educational walk and would
like to have your story featured on the Watersheds.tv website
– please contact us.
e’re
looking for weekly feature stories, and are inviting you to
become a guest producer. Simply attend your event, take at least
12 to 15 digital photos, and write a story of up to 500 words
including all the important who, what, where, and when facts,
along with quotes from organizers and volunteers and then send
the photos and text to us for review.
 our
story will then air on the Watersheds.tv website as the weekly
feature for one full week, and will be available after that
on the archives link. We’ll also spread the word about
your feature in our monthly e-news update that reaches all of
the ‘Watershed Watchers’ on our list. If you haven’t
yet signed up to be a Watershed Watcher, please do so now.
 imply
email producer, Kelly
Meinhart, with your show ideas by October 1st to get involved
in the first round of guest producer spotlights.
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you’re interested in writing a feature story, be sure
to check out the following shows; all submitted by guest producers.
It’s a great way to have your voice heard and to educate
folks about the events and issues in your watershed.
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Erico Bridge Abandoned Mine Project
By
Anna McAninch and Maggie Allio of Aquascape Environmental
Saturday, July 26th began early for 120 participants in
the Youth Conference sponsored by the Pittsburgh North Stake
of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Each summer,
as part of their annual Youth Conference, the Youth Council
selects a service site. This year, the Slippery Rock Watershed
Coalition was overjoyed to learn that the participants of the
Youth Conference would be helping out with a wetland planting
in their watershed...
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North Branch Watershed Association's First Annual Watershed
Awareness Day
By Gretchen Schatschneider,
Watershed Specialist for Bucks County
May 31st was a rainy Saturday in New Britain, PA, but that didn’t
stop the members of the North Branch (Neshaminy Creek) Watershed
Association from getting outside to learn about, and celebrate
their watershed. NBWA held their first annual “Watershed
Awareness Day” at the Peace Valley Park in New Britain
Township, Bucks County on May 31st from 10am-3pm...
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Blue River Clean Up - New Castle, Indiana
By Dennis York
My name is Dennis York and I am writing this story in behalf
of Jeff Ray and myself. Jeff is my tireless river-cleaning partner
that had the original vision for this project. The two of us
are mid-forties, married with children, and found ourselves
unemployed for different reasons in 2001...
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