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Friends of the Royal River Mission To promote grassroots public awareness of the Royal River and its Watershed and to ensure its protection for generations to come. Goals To promote public participation in the conservation of the Royal River Watershed To monitor and protect water quality and wildlife habitat To preserve the scenic, historic, and ecological integrity of the Royal River Watershed The Royal River Watershed is part of the Casco Bay Watershed in Southern Maine. Friends of The Royal River Membership Friends of The Royal River is an all volunteer organization that depends on contributions from individuals, businesses, and other organizations to fund all our programs and newsletters. Annual dues of members comprise a significant portion of our budget. Your tax-deductible membership and contributions will help us continue our efforts and expand our work on behalf of the Royal River and its watershed. Membership and donations are accepted throughout the year. Members receive mailings concerning special events and the biannual newsletter. Friends of the Royal River is located at P.O. BOX 90, Yarmouth, ME 04096 Annual membership gifts Freind: $25 Best Friend: $50 Royal Friend: $100 Sustaining Friend: $250 Founding Friend: $500 Other donation amounts gladly accepted. Newsletter The Royal River News is published each Spring and Fall and is sent to all members. To top Board of Directors Board Jane Arbuckle, New Gloucester Christopher Ayres, Pownal Gil Birney, North Yarmouth Bill Hancock, Gray Caroline Hyde, Pownal Dave Platt, Yarmouth Gordy Scannell, North Yarmouth Tom Armstrong, Yarmouth Gro Flatebo, Yarmouth Sharon McHold, Yarmouth To top Staff Executive Director Henry G. Nichols, Pownal To top Volunteer Opportunities Contact the Friends of the Royal River office at 847-9399 for more details. To top Royal River Watershed Information For more details about the Royal River Watershed see the document "Casco Bay Watershed Land Use Inventory" produced in 1995 by the Natural Resources Conservation Service, 381 Main St., Gorham, Maine 04038 (phone 207-839-7842). To top