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Join the NYS WHEP Organizational Meeting!

If you are a CCE/4-H professional with an interest or specialty in natural resources, you are invited to join the Wildlife Habitat Education Program (WHEP) Organizational Meeting.

 

We are trying to get interested folks together to discuss materials, existing/potential county programs, formation of a state committee for WHEP, and aspects of local, state and national competition. 


Monday, March 24th at 1pm. Meeting info below.


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Meeting ID: 223 412 971 202

Passcode: d5rL6bY2

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