Press

PRESS

 San Francisco Chronicle, 23 September 2009, “Cajun Cup Raises Funds for Louisiana’s Wetlands”  Click Here
 
7×7 31 August 2009, “For the Bayou Polo Benefit”  Click Here

SF Examiner  1 September 2009, “A Benefit for the Bayou”  Click Here 

944  22 August, 2009, “1st Annual Cajun Cup”  Click Here

Cajun Cup - Polo For the Alligators  22 August, 2009, Video by Drew Altizer  Click Here

Blues Festival Guide 2009, May 2009, “Blues Goes Green”, (pages 74, 75) by James Curt Byrum 
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Houma Courier Newspaper  , 8 May, 2009, Houma, LA, “5 volunteer efforts that need your time”
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Houma Courier Newspaper  , The Daily Comet , 1 March, 2009, Houma & Thibodaux, LA, “San Francisco resident rallies support for LA wetlands”  Click Here

SFLuxe
, 10 February 2009, Headline, “For the Bayou”  Click Here

KTVU, Channel 2, San Francisco, Feature Story, 8 February 2009, “Local Group Fights to Save Louisiana’s Wetlands”, http://www.ktvu.com/video/18685981/index.html

 

LOUISIANA WETLAND ARTICLES & READS

The Examiner  28 September 2009 “LA Governor eyes turning Mississippi River delta reconstruction into carbon credit market”  Click Here

National Geographic, “Gone with the Water”, by Joel K. Bourne, Jr.,  http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/ngm/0410/feature5/

 American Society of Civil Engineers, ASCE, April 2006, Louisiana Coastal Wetlands Policy Statement 498

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency & U.S. Geologic Survey, April 1987,  ”Saving Louisiana’s Coastal Wetlands- The Need for a Long Term Plan of Action”

Bayou Farewell:  The Rich Life and Tragic Death of Louisiana’s Cajun Coast, by Mike Tidwell  (Click for Amazon Link)

 The Rise and Disappearance of Southeast Louisiana by Dan Swenson

Bikers Join Fight Against Coastal Land Loss“  Houma Courier Newspaper, 28 May 2009

“Scientists:  Global warming has already changed oceans”  Miami Herald, 9 June, 2009

LOUISIANA ECOTOURISM INFORMATION

Explore & Play in Louisiana’s Outdoors- http://www.louisianatravel.com/play/outdoors.cfm

 

OTHER WEBSITES

The Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana www.crcl.org

Barataria-Terrebonne National Estuary Program  www.btnep.org

Voice of the Wetlands www.voiceofthewetlands.org

Gulf Restoration Network www.healthygulf.org

 LaCoast www.lacoast.gov

USGS National Wetlands Research Center www.nwrc.usgs.gov

Restore or Retreat www.restoreorretreat.org

Bayou Grace www.bayougrace.org

P.A.C.E.  - Parishes Against Coastal Erosion www.paceonline.org

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    • for the alligators, for the brown pelicans, for the white pelicans, for the speckled trout, for the red drum, for the black drum, for the sac-au-lait, for the snapping turtles, for the cypress, for the mangroves, for the bald eagles, for the silver seatrout, for the sand seatrout, for the tricolored heron, for the great blue heron, for the reddish egret, for the green heron, for the woodstork, for the little blue heron, for the hooked mussel, for the blue crab, for the Louisiana oysters, for the choupique, for the brown shrimp, for white shrimp, for the Gulf menhaden “pogy”, for the gulf kingfish, for the southern kingfish, for the squid, for the pink shrimp, for the rock shrimp, for the alligator gar, for the marsh deer, for the crawfish, for the snapper, for the tarpon, for the blue, flathead and channel catfish, for the buffalo fish, for the crappie, for the shad, for the pallad, Atlantic and shovelnose sturgeon, for the paddlefish, for the pink flamingos, for the mallards, for the Canada goose, for the teal, for the pintail, for the wigeon, for the poule d’eau, for the grosbec, for the chorook, for the papabotte, for the Louisiana racoons, for the Louisiana black bears, for the garfish, for the beaver, for the muskrat, for the otter, for the mink, for the bobcat, for the opossum, for the rabbit, for the squirrels, for the toads, for the striped mullet, for the silver mullet, for the yellow, white and striped bass, for the bluegill, for the bowfin, for the freshwater drum, for the ling, for the king and Spanish mackerel, for the hawks, for the owls, for the ground orchid, for the hyacinths, for the Louisiana quillwort, for the American chaffseed, for the snails, for the sea turtles, for the snowy egret, for the cattle egret, for the roseate spoonbill, for the night herons, for the great-egret, for the ibises, for the armadillo, for the tree frogs, for the snakes, for the alligator snapping turtles, for the water moccasin, for the canebrake rattlesnake, for the Louisiana blue star, for the southern lady’s-slipper, for the long-sepaled false dragon-head, for the parrot pitcherplant, for the gopher tortoise, for the Louisiana pearlshell mussel, for the red-cockaded woodpecker, for the gulf killifish “cocahoe”, for the sheepshead minnows, for the bay anchovies, for the fiddler crabs, for the Atlantic croaker, for the southern flounder, for the Atlantic sheephead, for the white alligator, for the millions of migratory waterfowl and the thousands of other plants and animals that are rapidly losing habitat in Louisiana’s wetlands, for the Cajuns, for the coast of Louisiana...

Louisiana Wetland Facts

This is an ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCY The severity of the current wetlands loss in Louisiana is so great that it is disappearing before our very eyes. If something is not done now, the reversal process will be too difficult to save the wetlands or Louisiana’s entire southern coast. ..........................................................................
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