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News and Updates from the Arthur R. Marshall Foundation's Chairman of the Board
Our Mission
The mission of the Arthur R. Marshall Foundation & Florida Environmental Institute is to develop, promote, and deliver science-based education and public outreach programs that are central to the restoration of the Everglades ecosystem and its historic River of Grass
Links
- Arthur R. Marshall Foundation homepage
- Marshall Foundation Facebook Page!
- Follow the Arthur R. Marshall Foundation on Twitter
- Summer Intern Program information
- The Marshall Plan--from Art Marshall, 1981
- Marshall Foundation education programs brochure
- Wikipedia entry for Arthur Marshall
- St. Johns Water Management District former board members info
- Marshall Foundation photos
- Valuing Ecosystem Services--by Constanza, et al
- Friends of the Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee Refuge
- Arthur R. Marshall Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge
- Loxahatchee Canoeing
- Everglades Coalition homepage
- SFWMD's River of Grass planning pages
- Friends of the ARML Refuge
- West Palm Beach Library's Kids Blog
- Everglades Photographic Society Blog
- South Florida Watershed Journal
- Radio Green Earth
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September
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- Public Comment to the Ten County Coalition for Res...
- From the Palm Beach Daily News--Amendment 4 a much...
- Jazz It Up for the Everglades--update
- River of Grass Canoe Expedition --Registration Dea...
- Public Comment to the Governing Board~September 9,...
- Public Lands Day at the Refuge
- Jazz It Up for the Everglades
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This amazing event will kick off the 25th annual Everglades Coalition Conference--this year being held in Palm Beach County. The Foundation is serving as the host organization. We hope you will be as excited as we are.
And a special 'Thanks' to all those hearty souls who have already volunteered their time to take this journey from the mouth of the Kissimmee to the Grassy Waters Preserve!
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