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- Established administrative office in Loreto January, 2008.
- Launched web site – January 2008.
- Recruited Ms. Laura Escobosa as the Executive Director
with a June 2008 start date.
- Held first Annual Meeting of the Board of Directors/
Advisory Board, January 17, 2008 in conjunction with the
International Sea Turtle Conference.
- Undertake research to support potential expansion of
Loreto Marine Park in collaboration with Laura
Escobosa, SIO (Spring/Winter 2008).
- Secure small planning grant to position Eco-Alianza de
Loreto for consideration as a future member of the
Waterkeeper Alliance (www.waterkeeper.org) and
undertake work in preparation for proposal submission as
the Loreto Baykeeper. (Deadline: July 2008).
- Undertake the Public Consultation of the Manifest of
Environmental Impact (MIA) for the project Loreto
Paraiso (San Bruno) in partnership with CEMDA (Mexican
Center for Environmental Law).
- Celebrate Earth Day, April 22, 2008 - Sunday, April 20.
» Beach cleanup campaign committee:
Maciel Cortés, Adriana Curland, Linda Kinninger and
volunteers Val Wilkerson, Mary Lampros
- Propose a RARE pride campaign to the Loreto
Community – April, 2008 www.rareconservation.org -
Apply to RARE Conservation.
- Obtain the tax deductibility authorization by the
Mexican Federal Government.
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Proposed Programs and Objectives: Year Two (2009)
- Marine Park expansion initiative based on research
undertaken in 2008 – January, 2009.
- Address issues of water supply/quality and urban
planning.
- Initiate a funding campaign to raise one-half (50%) of the
anticipated capital required for either the purchase or
the construction of the building that will serve as the
permanent headquarters of Eco-Alianza.
Programs and Objectives: Year Three (2010)
- Raise the balance of the funds for the
Eco-Alianza Center (EAC). Total budget: $1,200,000 USD
Programs and Objectives: Year Four (2011)
- Commence construction, or finalize the purchase of an
existing building.
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