Estero Bay Land Management Cela Tega
Cela Tega 2008
To convene public & private land managers in the Estero Bay Watershed to identify common challenges for focusing the future Agency on Bay Land Acquisition activities.
Monday, June 9, 2008
Sugden Welcome Center Room 108
Florida Gulf Coast University
Cela Tega is the southwest Florida native (i.e.: Calusa) term for "A view from high ground." We used it here to symbolize "overview." The term was inspired from the Carib Native North American term epopopanana meaning:
this is Meeting (Epopo) + And (ana) + Place (pa) which in Carib syntax is Epopopanana
Agenda:
Summarizing Land Management Activities & Challenges Relating to:
Exotic Plants & Animals, Hydrology Inside & Outside of Managed Lands,
Land Acquisition, Fire Management & Visitor Management
Corkscrew Swamp Sanctuary
Jason Lauritson
CREW
Brenda Thomas
Estero Bay Aquatic Preserve
Heather Stafford
Estero Bay Preserve, Koreshan & Mound Key State Parks
Stephen Gugiure
Lovers Key State Park
Michael Hensley
Lee County Recreation & Parks
Roger Clark
Sponsored By:
Lee County Conservation 20/20
Cathy Olson
Lee County Public Works
Betsie Hiatt & Craig Schmittler
FGCU
George Brown
Airport Mitigation Park
Church Roberts &/or Anik Smith
Sponsored By:
Facilitating Exchange of Land Management Challenges, Questions & Ideas Relating to:
Exotic Plants & Animals, Hydrology Inside & Outside of Managed Lands,
Land Acquisition, Fire Management & Visitor Management
Exotic Plants & Animals
Hydrology Inside & Outside of Managed Lands
Land Acquisition
Sponsored By:
Fire Management
Visitor Management
Submit Written Questions & Challenges for ABM Consideration
Next Step & Closing - Win Everham
Site Sponsorship:
Planning Sponsorship:
