CauseWays SEPTEMBER, 2011 - Sierra Club Florida

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CauseWays SEPTEMBER, 2011 

NOTES FROM THE CHAIR 

Debbie Matthews, Sierra Club 

Hello Everyone, 

We, (the Miami Group ExCom) have noticed how 

important hearing about current issues are to you 

(members, environmentalists and concerned citizens). We 

would like to start a "Hot Topics" portion to our General 

Meetings every month. This will start at 7:30 PM and go 

to 8:00 PM. Each month we will talk about the current hot 

environmental issue, and open the floor to questions and 

discussion. We will have the person speaking about the 

issue moderate, so we have some order to the discussion 

and it is not a free for all. This will give us more time to 

really find out about some serious issues going on in our 

own backyard, and what we can do to help. 

At 8 PM we will call everyone together, (including those 

that went on the balcony to socialize), and start our meeting 

with quick announcements and go right to our speaker. 

This month's "Hot Topic" issue is the Port of Miami 

Expansion, and Blanca Mesa will be our moderator. Please 

come to hear about this and ask questions. This project 

could potentially ruin Biscayne Bay. If you have read the 

NY Times article about the coral reefs in Sunday's paper, 

that is just part of this issue. We have to try to get our 

decision makers to open their eyes and stop this insanity! 

In This Issue 

Notes From The Chair 

Sept. Speaker 

Outings l 

Outings Training 

Environmentalists Wanted 

Excom Minutes 

Community Events 

Job Opportunity 

General Meetings 

Contact Information 

Inner City Outings 

Miami Group Excom 

GENERAL MEETINGS 

2nd Monday 

7:30 refreshments and 

"HOT TOPICS" 

A moderated discussion 

on a current environmental 

issue 

8:00 speaker 

Coconut Grove Sailing Club 

2990 S. Bayshore Dr 

Coconut Grove 

INNER CITY OUTINGS 

monthly meeting is at the 


at 6:30, before the 

regular Sierra Club 

meeting. 

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Hope to see you Monday! 

Debbie 

treehuggerdeb@yahoo.com. 

SEPTEMBER GENERAL MEETING 

Ian Woodall 

Sierra Club Miami 

PRESENTS 

Ian Woodall 

September 12, 2011 

8:00 PM 

Ian Woodall will speak on "The Tao of Everest". Between 

1996 and 2007 Ian conceived, planned and led five 

expeditions to Mount Everest. In a powerful presentation, 

Ian brings the triumphs and tragedies of climbing Mt. 

Everest. 


2990 S. Bayshore Drive 

7:30-8:00: Refreshments/Hot Topics 

8:00 Meeting and Speaker Presentation 

Free and Open to the Public 

MIAMI GROUP OUTINGS INFORMATION 

Miami Group Contact Info: 

Chair: Debbie Matthews 

treehuggerdeb@yahoo.com 

Newsletter: Naomi Papirno 

naomi.papirno.@florida.sierraclub.org 

Treasurer/Website: Betsy 

Grass Miami 

Webmaster@florida.sierraclub.org 

Education Chair/Festival Chair: 

Maria Papazian- 305-519-0877 

ICO Chair: Karen Kerr 

karenkerr50@gmail.com 

Outings Chair: Jim Gross- 

JMGross3013@aol.com 

Outings Sec: George Fedorko 

- 

Membership Chair: Mary-Joe 

Castells - 

maryjoe.castells@Florida.sierraclub.org 

Meeting Program: Melinda 

Fedorko 

Web Assistant: Volunteer for 

this position! 

email Miami- 

Webmaster@florida.sierraclub.org 

Festival Greeters: Volunteer for 

this position! call Maria at 305- 

519-0877 

3rd Tuesday of every 

month 


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Our outings are listed as 

Leisure, Moderate, or 

Strenuous. Be realistic about 

your physical condition and the 

degree of challenge you enjoy. 

Come ready to paddle, bicycle 

or hike and share the work. 

There are no passengers on our 

outings, only participants. Family trips are open to 

everyone. Once you have made a reservation, we ask that 

you make a serious commitment to attend the trip. 

Cancellations are detrimental to our program. Our outings 

leaders are unpaid trained volunteers. 

Camping trip fees typically include food, transportation, 

canoes and campground fees. Trip participants need to 

furnish their own tents, backpacks, sleeping bags, and 

personal gear. Because of changing costs, outing fees 

listed may be changed at the opening of the trip. 

If you are interested in a trip, call or e-mail the trip leader 

and ask for details or come to the signup table at the 

general meetings. Reservations open at the general 

meeting three months in advance of the trip. At the leader's 

discretion, reservations close one week before the date of 

the trip. Please sign up early for planning purposes. All 

reservations must be accompanied by a non-refundable 

deposit. Make all checks payable to Sierra Club Outings. 

Please write the name and date of your trip on your check 

and include your phone number. Deposits are $10 on trip 

fees of up to $100 and $20 on trips over $100. Fees on 

trips of $15 or less are to be paid in full with your 

reservation. Full payment is due 30 days in advance of 

the trip. Please send all payments to the trip leader. 

If you must cancel, call the leader or assistant leader as 

early as possible. If you cancel 30 days or more in 

advance, your deposit will be refunded. If you cancel less 

than 30 days in advance, you lose your deposit. If you 

cancel 7 days or less in advance, you will forfeit all fees 

at the discretion of the leader. 

Miami Group Outings Schedule 

2011 - 2012 

7:00 PM 

Come hang out with your 

fellow Sierra Club members 

at our monthly 

social night at Titanic 

Brewery in Coral Gables. 

Have a beer, or two, 

and chat with like-minded 

individuals. Discuss the 

environment or 

simply the latest show on 

TV while relaxing in a 

welcoming atmosphere. 

Enjoy one of their many 

veggie burgers and get your 

first beer on us! 

Hope to see you there! 

INNERCITY OUTINGS 

ICO IS GROWING! 

ICO provides opportunities for 

inner city youth to experience 

the outdoors in a natural 

environment through 

snorkeling, boating, biking, 

service projects and camping 

activities. We partner with 

agencies that work with 

young people and are happy 

to welcome two new agencies 

this month: Positive Contacts 

Inc. and Miami Dade County 

Foster and Adoptive Parents 

Association. Both agencies 

work with under-served youth 

and welcome the opportunity 

to enrich their programs by 

joining us. 

If you know of any agency 

that may want to offer these 

opportunities to the youth 

they serve, or, if you would 


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EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK 

October 29 - 'Glades 101' Everglades National Park 

Day Walk. This is an introductory visit and "walkhike" 

a sampler in the Everglades for beginners and 

refresher for veterans, guests and families. We'll 

preview our experience with film, displays and visit art 

show at the ENP Coe Visitor Center then stroll the Anhinga 

Boardwalk Trail and nearby Gumbo Limbo Trail followed 

by a visit to Pinelands, area for a gourmet lunch (included) 

and walk an unimproved trail there. Time and weather 

permitting, we'll visit Pa-hay-okee Overlook boardwalk. 

Each trail is less than one mile long. We'll look for gators, 

birds, turtles, fish, maybe a snake or two and bugs in 

season. Car pool option. Leisure/Moderate. Cost: 

Members $15, Non-members $20. Limit: 8. For 

information/reservation, please email or call: Leader Mike 

Matthews, mikedeb3@bellsouth.net 305-446-9848 and 

Assistant Leader Kaatje Bernabei, 

kaatjebernabei@bellsouth.net 305-332-6551. 

November 12 - 'Glades 101' Everglades National Park 












season. Car pool option. Leisure/Moderate. Cost: Member 

$15, Non-members $20. Limit: 8. For 

like to volunteer with us, 

please contact Karen Kerr at 

karenkerr50@gmail.com. 

Interested persons can also 

check out our website at 

www.icomiami.org. 

Miami Group EXCOM 2011 

Debbie Matthews, Miami Group Chair 

Mary-Joe Castells, Membership Chair 

Maria Papazian, Education and 

Festivals Chair 

Valerie Robbin 

Linda Benson 

Naomi Papirno Newsletter Editor and 

Grants Program 

Robert Stephen Mahoney 

Bradley Stark 

Melinda Fedorko, Program Chair 

Betsy Grass, Miami Group Treasurer 

(& Webmaster) (non-voting) 

CALL FOR MATERIAL FOR 

WINTER PELICAN 

DEADLINE IS SEPT 30 

This is your opportunity to contribute 

to the Winter 2011 issue of The 

Pelican, the newsletter of Sierra 

Florida. The Pelican is produced by 

Sierra Florida's Communications 

Advisory Team and is distributed to 

all Sierra Club members in Florida. 

This issue will reach readers in mid 

November. Please keep that in mind 

when submitting material. 

SEPTEMBER 30 IS THE DEADLINE FOR 

SUBMISSIONS 

PHOTOS: As in previous issues, this 

Pelican will have a two-page pictorial 

centerspread highlighting and 

celebrating the activities of the 

Sierra Club volunteers in our many 

groups in Florida. All of the great 

work and fun play our thousands of 

volunteers engage in is fit for this 

feature, from carrying signs in front 

of city hall to having a pleasant meal 


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information/reservation, please email or call: Leader 

Kaatje Bernabei, kaatjebernabei@bellsouth.net 305-332- 

6551 and Assistant Leader Alan Nowell, 

mrhitnmiss@aol.com 305-253-4250. 

November 25 - Big Cypress Alligator Alley North Day 

Hike Florida Trail. Day hike with like-minded souls a 

beautiful part of scenic Florida Trail in Big Cypress 

National Preserve. Approximately eight mile loop trail 

section traverses mostly high ground but wet boots 

possible. Car pool option. Moderate/Strenuous. Cost: 

$10. Limit 8. For information/reservation, please email or 

call: Leader Kaatje Bernabei, 

kaatjebernabei@bellsouth.net 305-223-6551 and Assistant 

Leader Alan Nowell, mrhitnmiss@aol.com 305-253-4250. 

December 3 - 'Glades 101'Everglades National Park 














information/reservation, please email or call: Leader: 

Kaatje Bernabei, kaatjebernabei@bellsouth.net 305-332- 

6551 and Alan Nowell, mrhitnmiss@aol.com 305-253- 

4250 

December 27, 28 & 29 - Flamingo Everglades National 

Park Camp and Canoe Nine Mile Pond. How about 

hiking the Rowdy Bend, Snake Bight or Christian Point 

Trails? We will camp at the notorious Flamingo 

Campground in extreme southern Everglades National 

Park. Perhaps we'll canoe some backwater American 

Crocodile habitat or dip a paddle into the vastness of 

Florida Bay or Nine Mile Pond? Hike a trail with a funny 

name and fabled beauty. Day hike and canoe a new place. 

Whet your appetite for the out-of-doors south-Everglades 

style. Learn Everglades place names around the campfire. 

We'll get an early Friday start on this car camping 

weekend, two-night adventure. Car-pool option. 

Moderate/Strenuous. Cost: Members $65, Non-members 

$75: includes park entry, canoe rental, campsite fees and 

most meals. Limit: 8. For information/reservation, please 

on a camping trip. Now is the time 

for group leaders to hit up their 

activists and outing leaders for great 

photos that will get the group some 

publicity and showcase its work to 

Sierra members all over the state. 

Please send high resolution photos, 

complete with captions and photo 

credit information to 

ronaldhaines@bellsouth.net. Please 

be aware that if you are submitting a 

photo that you did not take you will 

need to provide a statement that you 

have permission of the copyright 

owner to submit it for publication. 

Photos of minors (such as on ICO 

outings) must be accompanied by 

signed parental releases. Ask your 

ICO leader for the paperwork. This is 

great way for you to let members 

across the state know what your 

group is doing! 


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email or call: Leader Kaatje Bernabei 


Leader Alan Nowell, mrhitnmiss@aol.com 305-253-4250. 

(Using HC canoes) 

January 14, 15 & 16 - Prairie Lakes Camp and Hike. 

(Friday, Saturday, Sunday). Prairie Lakes is mid-state 

northwest of Yeehaw Junction, and is one of Florida's wild 

but well-kept secrets waiting to be discovered. This 8,000acre 

preserve with primitive campsites and amazing trails 

includes a portion of the famous Florida Trail. Our hike 

traverses beautiful forests of majestic live oaks smothered 

with Spanish moss, stands of cypress and pines and 

cathedrals of cabbage palms. Admire bald eagles in their 

nests, many water birds in the three lakes and perhaps other 

creatures like armadillos or even maybe wild pigs. This 

beautiful, tranquil spot is soup for the soul. Car pool 

option. Participants will provide and prepare their own 

meals individually. We'll "portage" about ¼ mile to set-up 

camp and our adventure outing will be a day hike. 

Leisure/Moderate. Cost: members $25, Non-members 




Leader Chris Hermie, chermie@gate.net 305-823-6853. 

February 11 - Halfway Creek Canoe Trip. 

Halfway creek offers the canoeist a unique opportunity to 

explore the hidden world of a mangrove tunnels. This 

canoe trail passes through both Big Cypress National 

Preserve and Everglades National Park. Paddling time is 

about 7 hours round trip. You bring your own water and 


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lunch. With little dry land for a lunch stop, we'll have a 

lunch-break in our canoes. A park ranger will accompany 

us as a guide. The Halfway Creek canoe trail can be 

accessed via Seagrape Drive, just to the west of the 

Preserve Headquarters on Tamiami Trail. Strenuous. Cost: 




Leaders Alan Nowell, mrhitnmiss@aol.com 305-253-4250 

and Vern Burkhart, vernb999@bellsouth.net 305-888- 

3680. 

February 25 - 'Glades 101' Everglades National Park 



refresher for veterans and guests and families. We'll 











information/reservation, please email or call: Leader Mike 

Matthews, mikedeb3@belsouth.net 305-446-9848 and 

Assistant Leader TBA. 

March 17 - Big Cypress Alligator Alley North Day Hike 

Florida Trail. Day hike with like-minded souls a 

beautiful part of scenic Florida Trail in Big Cypress 

National Preserve. Approximately eight mile loop trail 

section traverses mostly high ground but wet boots 

possible. Car pool option. Moderate/Strenuous. Cost: 





and Vern Burkhart, vernb999@belsouth.net 305-888-3680. 

March 31 - Halfway Creek Canoe 

Trip. Halfway creek offers the canoeist 

a unique opportunity to explore the 

hidden world of a mangrove tunnels. 

This canoe trail passes through both Big 

Cypress National Preserve and Everglades National Park. 

Paddling time is about 7 hours round trip. You bring your 

own water and lunch. With little dry land for a lunch stop, 


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we'll have a lunch-break in our canoes. A park ranger will 

accompany us as a guide. The Halfway Creek canoe trail 

can be accessed via Seagrape Drive, just to the west of the 

Preserve Headquarters on Tamiami Trail. Strenuous. Cost: 





and Vern Burkhart, vernb999@bellsouth.net 305-888- 

3680. 

April - Baynanza at the Deering Estate. This is a service 

project in conjunction with Baynanza events taking place 

throughout Miami-Dade county. Details to be announced 

later. For information/reservation, please email or call: 

Leader Kaatje Bernabei, kaatjebernabei@bellsouth.net 305 

-223-6551 and Assistant Leader Alan Nowell, 

mrhitnmiss@aol.com 

LOVE TO BE OUTDOORS? 

TRAIN TO BE A SIERRA CLUB OUTINGS 

LEADER 

Outing Leader Training 101 and 201 and First Aid 

On Saturday, October 22, and Sunday, October 23, Sierra Club 

Outings will be giving the Sierra Club Outing Leader Training 

(OLT) 101 and 201 courses and First Aid in Broward County at 

Topeekeegee Yugnee (TY) Park located at 3300 North Park 

Road, Hollywood, FL, 33021. 

If you are currently an outing leader or Inner City Outing (ICO) 

outing leader, you will be able to renew your OLT 101 skills and 

take OLT 201 training for the first time. If you are not an 

outing leader, but want to find out what it takes to lead Sierra 

Club outings, a Sierra Club activist who wants to use outdoor 

activities to highlight local conservation issues or you want to 

lead ICO, then this outing leader training is for you! 

This training will teach the requirements for leading Sierra 

Club outings. Leader Training will be given 9 AM to 5 PM on 

Saturday and 9am until noon Sunday. First aid class will be 

from 1pm until 3pm Sunday. All current and prospective 

leaders for Loxahatchee, Broward, Miami, West Palm Beach 

ICO, and Miami ICO will be attending. The total cost is 

expected to be $50, or less, for both days. The limit is 30 


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people for three counties so sign up to take these courses as 

soon as possible. 

For prospective Miami Group leaders, please contact Jim Gross 

at 305-665-2401 or by e-mail at JMGross3013@aol.com to 

make your reservation and for more information. 

For prospective ICO leaders, please contact Mark Walters at 

305-632 7514 or by e-mail at WWalters@med.miami.edu to 

make your reservation and for more information. 

Jim Gross and Mark Walters 

EXCOM SEEKING ENVIRONMENTALISTS 

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY 

Nominating Committee is looking for a few new members to 

help guide the club and expand our offerings. 

Contact Debbie Matthews if you are interested: 

treehuggerdeb@yahoo.com 

Minutes from Sierra Club Miami Group EXCOM 

August 2, 2011 

Present: Debbie, Valerie, Maria, Brad, Stephen, Mary Jo, 

Melinda and Betsy, Linda 

• Minutes from July meeting were discussed and approved. 

• After several revisions the Fundraising letter is complete 

and will be sent to C-3 staff to review so that money can 

go to the Foundation. Debbie will email letter to EXCOM 

members and will meet the week of August 22nd to 

finalize. 

• Bookmarks are almost complete. A discussion of what 

printer company to send it to was held. Ribbons for the 

Hands across the Beach were not accurately printed, nor 

were they on time. We were given a credit by the 

company, so we will use them for the printing. 

• Nominating committee- The following EXCOM members 

terms are up, and they will be running again: Linda, 

Bradley, Stephen, Melinda. Names of members who have 

expressed an interest in increasing their volunteer 

activities were provided to members of EXCOM. Jessie 

has been unable to attend meetings, and so she has 

stepped down from Excom. 

• Sign On letters for Krome Ave. Expansion/ Water 

Reservations: Bradley reported on the history of the 

Krome Ave. issues and our involvement with the 

Everglades Coalition. He will review the letter for the 

Water Reservations. 

• Pot Luck Dinner at the August meeting- The menu and 

program is set. A $5.00 donation will be requested for 


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• 

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those people who do not contribute food, and a $1.00 

donation for recyclable plates and cups. 

Outings- ICO is doing a great job and had 26 outings this 

year. EXCOM Committee would like to see more outings 

for general membership, particularly family outings- but 

we need more volunteers to go through the two day 

training. 

Melinda suggested a new format for the General 

Membership meetings. At the beginning of the evening 

we could cut back the time on socializing. Instead we 

would have 15-20 minutes of a current environmental 

concern (ex. Turkey Point). A Sierra Club member with 

expertise in that area would give us background on the 

issue and then have a question and answer period, then 

explain ways members can get involved. Betsy suggested 

calling it "Sierra Club Hot Topic", and all members were 

in agreement to try the new format. We would still have 

a main speaker for the evening, beginning at 8:00 pm. 

A new student member has requested $250 to help fund 

her trip to SPROG in Atlanta. SPORG is an environmental 

conference for students. The money would come out of 

our Education Budget. Six voted in favor of the funding, 

two against. 

Bradley showed an environmental video that he is 

working on. He was given positive feedback for the video 

and for all the time involved in this activity. 

Youth Garden Programs 

COMMUNITY 

EVENTS OF INTEREST 

IN SOUTH FLORIDA 

The National Gardening Association (NGA) promotes home, 

school, and community gardening as a means to renew and 

sustain the essential connections between people, plants, and 

the environment. Healthy Sprouts Awards supports school and 

youth garden programs throughout the country that use 

gardens to teach youth about the environment, nutrition, and 

the issue of hunger in the United States. Fifty programs will 

receive a $500 gift certificate from the Gardening with Kids 

catalog as well as lessons and literature from NGA. Application 

deadline is Oct. 1. Visit www.kidsgardening.org for application 

guidelines and forms. 

Saturday, Saturday September 17th The Deering Estate at 

Cutler will offer free admission on as part of their annual Fee- 

Free "P.L.A.Y." Days. Bring your family and friends and enjoy 

complimentary admission as well as hands on eco-art activities, 

science discovery programs, and historic house tours - all for 

free! Spend the entire day and have a picnic on the main lawn 

facing Biscayne Bay. The Fee-Free "P.L.A.Y." Days were created 

to honor the Deering Estate's partner organizations and the 

community. On Saturday, September 17th we will honor the 


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Scouts. The entire public can enjoy a variety of programs and 

activities - all for free! For more info, visit 

www.miamidade.gov/parks. 

Sept. 13: Biscayne National Park releases Management Plan 

Proposal that includes the possibility of new visitor center on 

Virginia Key. Public meetings in Miami area from 6-9 p.m.: 

Sept. 13 at Crowne Plaza Hotel in Miami, 950 NW 42 Ave.; Sept 

14 at Florida City Hall, 404 W. Palm Dr.; Sept. 15 at Holiday Inn 

Key Largo, 99701 Overseas Hwy. Mail comments to: General 

Management Plan, Biscayne National Park, 9700 SW 328th St., 

Homestead, Fl., 33033-5634. More info: 

www.parkplanning.nps.gov 

Sept. 14:Food Justice Film Series: Youth L.E.A.D. and O 

Cinema will host a series of films that analyze our food system 

and provide inspirational alternatives. Please join us for the 

first of a 3-part series on September 14th for Forks over Knives. 

Film starts at 7pm, and there is a reception at 6pm sponsored 

by Raw ONE, who will provide complimentary "live food" snacks 

before the film. Tickets are $10.50, and proceeds benefit YL 

and O Cinema. Learn more at: www.forksoverknives.com; 

www.youthleadmiami.org; wwwo-cinema.org. 

Sat., Sept. 17th TAS Conservation Workshop, The Deering 

Estate, 16701 S.W. 72nd Ave, Miami, FL 33157| 9-3 p.m. Join 

us during our Conservation Workshop! We will review our 

conservation agenda items: (1) Southern Everglades 

Restoration, (2) Land Use/Urban Development Boundary Line 

(UDB), (3) Urban Greening/Bird Conservation, and (4) Biscayne 

Bay Water Issues. Learn about our conservation issues and help 

us set our next conservation agenda. More info to come or visit 

www.tropicalaudubon.org. 

Oct. 18-21: National Attention will be focused on Florida's 

Coral Reefs at the US Coral Reef Task Force to be held 

October 18-21, 2011, at the Marriott Harbor Beach Hotel in 

Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Coastal and marine spatial planning, 

water management and coral reef restoration will be the focus 

of the conference, which includes presentations on biological 

and social science research conducted in Florida, statements 

from fishermen and divers who depend upon coral reefs, and 

small group discussions that will generate input for the Task 

Force meeting. The conference and public portions of the 

USCRTF Meeting are open to all interested parties. For more 

information on this meeting, 

visit http://www.coralreef.gov. 

Thursday, September 22, 2011: What's Climate Change all 

About and What's My Role? 

The CLEO Project 

Guest Speaker and CLEO Project Leader 

Dr. Harold R. Wanless,Professor and Chair, 


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Geological Sciences,University of Miami 

Where: Vizcaya Village Meeting Space 

When: Thursday, September 22, 2011 

1:00 to 3:00 PM 

Please RSVP 

scott@cleoinstitute.org 

The CLEO Institute is a non-profit organization that promotes 

Creative Learning and Engagement Opportunities 

Mission to advance environmental literacy and civic 

engagement 

by developing transformative initiatives that can be scaled and 

replicated. 

To learn more, please visit www.cleoinstitute.org 

or contact us: info@cleoinstitute.org ; 305.431.4942 

Job Opportunity: Reef Injury Prevention and 

Response (RIPR) Coordinator 

The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (FDEP), in 

partnership with Florida Gulf Coast University, announces a 

position opening for a Reef Injury Prevention and Response 

(RIPR) Coordinator Position is to lead response to, and 

management of, coral reef and hardbottom injury incidents in 

southeast Florida. The RIPR Coordinator is a full-time contract 

position within the FDEP Coral Reef Conservation Program 

located in Miami, Florida.To view the full position 

announcement and application instructions, please visit: 

http://www.fgcu.edu. Select Employment Opportunities, then 

Search Postings. Search on Requisition ID #1487. The position 

announcement closes on September 12, 2011. To learn more 

about the FDEP Coral Reef Conservation Program and the RIPR 

Program, please visit: 

http://www.dep.state.fl.us/coastal/programs/coral/ 

or 

http://www.dep.state.fl.us/coastal/programs/coral/ripr.htm 

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