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There has been a change of venue for the August 19 Environmental Community Outreach Townhall. Now, it will be offered only online.

 

What: Environmental Community Outreach Townhall

When: Wednesday August 19 at 6:30 PM

Where: Online by Zoom at

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4168201898?pwd=MzBpZ2hvUVFMckw4anlldTh6Tkh3dz09

RSVP to: Bounder77062@yahoo.com

 

There will be two presentations:

"Big Bend: Surviving As a National Treasure?" by Evelyn Merz, and

"Helping Take Back Texas & America" by Doug Peterson 


Quoted Text

I have seen reports of trees being knocked down by machinery to make room for border blockages in the National Park. There has also been an incursion on the State Park. I have been to the area enough to know that God has provided enough of a natural barrier with canyon walls and miles of rough territory. I suspect that harm is being done to the riverfront to shift billions of tax dollars to contractors. I have contacted my congressman and senators to complain about it. I have done Boquillas 6 times, Santa Elena twice, and the Lower Canyons once.

If you would like to learn more about the current situation regarding the Border Wall and Big Bend, the Sierra Club Bay Area Houston will host an Environmental Community Outreach Townhall on Wednesday, August 19.

What: Environmental Community Outreach Townhall

When: Wednesday August 19 at 6:30 PM

Where:

    In Person at Leonel Castillo Community Center, 2101 South St., Houston

(near I-45 @ I-10)

    Online by Zoom at

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4168201898?pwd=MzBpZ2hvUVFMckw4anlldTh6Tkh3dz09

RSVP to: Bounder77062@yahoo.com


There will be two presentations:

"Big Bend: Surviving As a National Treasure?" by Evelyn Merz, and

"Helping Take Back Texas & America" by Doug Peterson 

I have seen reports of trees being knocked down by machinery to make room for border blockages in the National Park. There has also been an incursion on the State Park. I have been to the area enough to know that God has provided enough of a natural barrier with canyon walls and miles of rough territory. I suspect that harm is being done to the riverfront to shift billions of tax dollars to contractors. I have contacted my congressman and senators to complain about it. I have done Boquillas 6 times, Santa Elena twice, and the Lower Canyons once.

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