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'.JUN s ~ 2000 ~r~r~ ~ ~ ~i t ~ ~ ~~ ~J~~~ ~<~ ~+T ~~ ~_ ~BGaGa~~®~~ ~~S®~I1188d®Da ®~ t~1II$~'~~II~~ ~E~$G'&~8~ c~ -~ ~;: ~ a•.,_~~r ~r:~,~ C P:~~ ~~a ~®dee~a~ ~~ l~~s~aa~~~ ~ - ~~~°a6a~ ~®®® Dorn Fitaalt~rran, Refuge Supervisor with the Fish and Wildlife Service wifll be the Sunnner Tour keynote spealter. lElultranan, born and raised in Minnesota is Refuge Supervisor for 17 field stations in Minnesota, Northern Iowa and Western Wisconsin. Ike received a l~.S. in Communications and Wildlife and an 11/i.A. in Education from the University of Minnesota. In 20 years of environmental service he has held positions as a park naturalist with the Minnesota DNI~, public iniFormation officer with the Wyoming Game and Fish Department, stafi'and manager positions at Tamarac NWI~ in Minne- sota; Sency 11~ in Michigan; Devils Lake WMD, Willey City WMD, and the Chase bake Prairie Project in North Dakota.; and Benton Lake N ~I+I1~ and WIVil?~ in Mont~a. ~Ie nnoved to the Twin Cities regional ®fi'ice in 1991 and lass served as a refnnge mannager ira Fealty Ascertainment, Assistant Refuge Supervisor, Acting Refuge Supervisor, sand Chief of refuge ®perations.- In 199-99 he was Deputy Chief, Division of refuges in Washington D.C. -Don enjoys hunting, ~sl~irag, photography, writing, and a~ivorating the Refaag~ System. ~~~~~~~ 2I3~1~~ ~~ ~~9 ~~~ 1-losted by Pelican Diver Watershed District Detroflt Lakes, l~l registration Information Pages 4 - 6 ~~ ~~~~~;~ ~~~~~ ~~~~I~~~ registration Information Page 2 MAWD is sponsoring an orientation workshop specifically geared to assist watershed district managers who have been serving three years or less. This orientation workshop is in response to the establishment of several new watershed districts and the increasing turnover of managers positions across the state. ]~o¢~ ]f~u9~aan, ~~~3D Sea~~n~er'Y'oase :3,a~~~~ es ~~ ~Qn,~~' Supesa~soe- $'o¢• fl7 ~ekd s~akeons an la;it~ffiesokA, 1~1ork9ee~ Eo~va aan~ ~Jeskea~ ~e~so~snn. Tice 2000 Legislative Session ad- journed in the e~.rly morning hours on Thursday, May 111th. The session S lasted nearly three weeks longer than the original target date for adjourn- meat. host of that extra time was spent by both houses of the legislature posturing and negotiating on the total dollars available to either give back to taxpayers or spend on programs. In the end, the three-way split of available funds between the Mouse, Senate and Governor helped bring the session to an end. Legislative Session wrap-up -see page 3.