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2007 Directory of Lead Entities for Salmon Recovery


2008 Lead Entity Coordinator Welcome Packet


Contacts

For further information about the Department of Fish and Wildlife’s Lead Entity Program, contact one of the program staff.

Lauri Vigue
Lead Entity/Watershed Steward Coordinator
Environmental Services Division/ Habitat Program
Washington Dept. Fish and Wildlife
600 Capitol Way North
Olympia, WA 98501-1091
(360) 902-2549
Fax: (360) 902-2946
viguelav@dfw.wa.gov

To access the contact information of specific Lead Entities, use the Recreation and Conservation Office's Salmon Recovery Funding Board website, or Lead Entities Contact Information

Lead Entity Program

LEAG (Lead Entity Advisory Group) Meeting

The Lead Entity Advisory Group (LEAG) was created to enhance the Lead Entity Program. It establishes a forum where lead entity issues can be explored and communication among local and state organizations can be improved. LEAG is a nine member advisory group. Nominees are restricted to lead entity coordinators and citizen committee and/or technical group members (all must be associated with a recognized lead entity). Nominees must demonstrate strong lead entity involvement and reflect a mix of technical knowledge and community interests. LEAG members are recruited through a solicitation process that seeks members from the seven salmon recovery regions and establishes a diversity of lead entity coordinators, technical group members and citizen committee members.

2007 LEAG Operating Procedures (PDF)

2008 LEAG Meeting Calendar (PDF)

2008 LEAG Meetings

Date
Agenda
Minutes
January 15, 2008
April 15, 2008 LEAGagenda04-15-08.pdf  
June 17, 2008    
September 23, 2008    
November 4, 2008
 

[ LEAG Meeting Archives ]


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