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Meetings are held
on
the 3rd Wednesday
of each month
listed below at
6:30 P.M.
Elk's Lodge
6446 Riverside Blvd.
Sacramento, CA
2010 Dates
Oct. 20
Dec. 15
All dates subject
to change
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| WHAT'S COMING UP |
Watch for flyers about the Project Eagle Lake Trout Big Labor Day Fundraiser at Eagle Lake RV Park, Sept. 4th-6th and plan on joining in ! |
Remember.... all meetings are at the new time of 6:30 pm. Board meeting and general meeting are in conjunction... refreshments are served. |
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PELT FUNDRAISER
Sept. 5th, 2010
Plan on joining in
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| VOLUNTEERS |
If you would
like to volunteer to help with our many projects and to receive announcements of up coming projects please fill out our Volunteer Form. Your information will be send directly to our Volunteer Coordinator. |
| Attention Business Members |
If you are a CIFFI Business Member listed on the Membership page and would like to have a link to your business, please fill out the Web Site URL submission form. We will then place a link to your business under your business listing. |
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Strong supporter & sponsor of CIFFI.
CIFFI appreciates
the support &
salutes
PG&E's environmental stewardship of California's
watersheds.
CIFFI is honored to have Cannon, Humminbird & Minnkota as strong supporters and sponsors.
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The California Inland Fisheries Foundation, Inc. is a volunteer managed non-profit organization dedicated to preserving, promoting, and improving freshwater angling opportunities in California. Over sixteen million fingerlings were planted during the past sixteen years through the efforts of C.I.F.F.I. and its members. |
Click the calendar to see inter-active calendar.
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| FOR THE KIDS |
A new addition to the CIFFI web site is a learning tool for all kids, young and old. Learn about Kokanee Salmon and thier life cycle, their habitat and their preditors in this handy little activity book. Through coloring, word search, drawing and more, you and/or your kids will learn many interesting facts about Kokanee. Brought to you by Project Kokanee and the Tahoe Heritage Foundation.
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