Linn County Pheasants Forever Advocates for Iowa Natural Resource Funding
February 12, 2018 by Tina Elwood Gehrke
Did you know that more than 60% of Iowan's voted to protect our natural resources? This is true; yet the fund to protect the resources, sits with no funding. On February 12, 2018, Linn County Iowa's Pheasants Forever's Dennis Goemaat, Forrest Kramer and Greg Johnston met with their representatives at the Iowa State Capitol in DesMoines to advocate for the http://www.iowaswaterandlandlegacy.org/.
Iowa’s Water and Land Legacy is bringing Iowans together in support of immediate, permanent, reliable, substantial funding aimed at improving our water quality, protecting our soil, enhancing our wildlife habitat, and increasing outdoor recreation opportunities throughout Iowa. With a small increase in our state’s sales tax, we can fund the trust to preserve Iowa for generations. In the attached pictures are Dennis and Forrest with Rep. Art Stead, Rep Kirsten Running-Marquardt and Todd Taylor. Great job Linn County PF in advocating for our communities!
Check out the images here from Forrest, Dennis and Greg!
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The original event is listed on the EVENTS page with the date of 2/12/2018:
Date(s): Monday, February 12, 2018
Hours: 12:30 PM
Event: Iowa State Capitol Natural Resources and Outdoor Recreation Trust Fund Advocacy
Join us at the Capitol.
Hours: 12:30 PM
Event: Iowa State Capitol Natural Resources and Outdoor Recreation Trust Fund Advocacy
Join us at the Capitol.
It's time to fund the Trust!
On Monday, February 12, we're headed to the Capitol to let our legislators know that after years of waiting, it's time to fund the Natural Resources and Outdoor Recreation Trust Fund. We are on the verge of better water quality and natural resources protection for generations to come, and you can help!
Here are the details:
Here are the details:
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