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HomeMy WebLinkAboutInvitation from Sierra Nevada Conservancy - Ninth Annual Great Sierra River Clean-up Menchaca, Clarissa From: Bennett, Robin Sent: Wednesday,August 2, 2017 5:00 PM To: Menchaca, Clarissa Cc: Hahn, Paul; Teeter, Doug Subject: FW: Sierra Nevada Conservancy requests your support for the ninth annual Great Sierra River Cleanup Importance: High BOS email correspondence: Please see the attached invitation from the Sierra Nevada Conservancy for their ninth annual Great Sierra River Clean-up. Sincerely, Robirr Berwett, Executive Assistarit (530) 7 e 3fl4 -b.. .1 c�).buttec;�a�r��,�vt Ilutte y w 717 1,31 i rff Ro(id Mtr(tdi,se, CA 95909 From: Burgess,Theresa@SNC [mailto:Theresa.Burgess@sierranevada.ca.gov] Sent:Wednesday, August 2, 2017 1:37 PM To:Teeter, Doug<DTeeter@ buttecou nty.net> Subject: Sierra Nevada Conservancy requests your support for the ninth annual Great Sierra River Cleanup August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Jardine The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annualGreati _Sierra l River ,Il irk, ,p (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. 1 The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 (6L! 22 II Ih..1 ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR..Q 1I22.1..0 siieriranevada.ca. ov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator z August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Rakow The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 3 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Rawson The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 4 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Woodrow The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 5 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Oneto The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 6 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Plasse The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Morgan The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator s August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Boitano The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 9 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Forster The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 10 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Lambert The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Connelly The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 12 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Teeter The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 13 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Wahl The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 14 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Kirk The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 15 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Ponte The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 16 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Edson The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 17 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Oliveira The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 18 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Kearney The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 19 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Mikulaco The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 20 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Frentzen The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 21 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Veerkamp The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 22 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Ranalli The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 23 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Novasel The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 24 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Poochigian The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 25 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Perea The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 26 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Pacheco The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 27 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Mendes The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 28 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Borgeas The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 29 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Pucci The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 30 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Griffiths The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 31 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Kingsley The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 32 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Tillemans The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 33 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Totheroh The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 34 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Scrivner The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 35 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Maggard The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 36 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Gleason The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 37 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Osgood The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 38 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Chapman The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 39 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Pyle The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 40 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Rodriguez The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 41 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Wheeler The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 42 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Farinelli The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 43 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Rogers The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 44 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Jones The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 45 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Cann The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 46 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Wills The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 47 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Cullins The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 48 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Rhoads The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 49 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Allan The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 50 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Johnston The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 51 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Fesko The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 52 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Scofield The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 53 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Weston The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 54 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Beason The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 55 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Holmes The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 56 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Duran The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 57 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Uhler The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 58 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Weygandt The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 59 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Goss The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 60 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Thrall The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 61 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Swofford The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 62 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Simpson The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 63 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Schappell The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 64 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Baugh The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 65 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Moty The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 66 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Kehoe The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 67 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Adams The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 68 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Huebner The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 69 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Roen The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 70 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Beard The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 71 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Schlefstein The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 72 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Garton The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 73 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Williams The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 74 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Vander Poel The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 75 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Cox The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 76 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Ennis The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 77 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Worthley The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 78 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Brennan The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 79 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Royce The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 80 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Gray The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 81 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Rodefer The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 82 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Hanvelt The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 83 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Abe The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 84 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Griego The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 85 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Nicoletti The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 86 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Vasquez Jr. The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 87 August 2, 2017 SENT VIA EMAIL Good Afternoon Supervisor Fletcher The Sierra Nevada Conservancy (SNC) requests your support for the ninth annual it t Sierra l River ,Ilii. . (GSRC) on September 16 2017. The GSRC is a popular volunteer event with a goal of ... ... . removing trash from waterways across the Sierra Nevada Region. The SNC coordinates this event annually in conjunction with California Coastal Cleanup Day to encourage good stewardship from the source to the sea. During the first eight years of the GSRC, over 30,000 volunteers have removed approximately 818 tons of trash and recyclables from Sierra waterways. Hundreds of community groups have spread across 22 counties and over 2,600 river miles to pull appliances, cigarette butts, beverage cans, baby diapers, tires, furniture, and more from the rivers and streams. The Cleanup kicks off Sierra Nevada Watershed Protection Week, established in 2015 ( Q! 22 III�II. ) to highlight the importance of the Sierra Nevada region to the entire state. More than 60 percent of California's developed water supply originates in the Sierra Nevada and millions of visitors travel to the Sierra to hike, camp, and sightsee. Whether you think of Tahoe, Yosemite, Mammoth, or the Giant Sequoias — the Sierra connects us all. We would love to have you participate in the event by joining a local cleanup group. In addition, we would appreciate it greatly if you could aid in getting the `local' word out about the event to your constituents through your newsletter, website, and/or social media posts. We would be happy to provide you with information about cleanup sites near you and can provide content for an outreach message, a sample press release to assist with your publicity efforts, and promotional posters and postcards, if desired. thank you in advance for your consideration, and hope you will join the effort by supporting this year's cleanup. Please feel free to contact me.. IR.QIIiup aiieiriranevada.ca.cov with any questions you may have. I look forward to hearing from you. Sincerely, Theresa Burgess Project Coordinator 88