AGENDA •Preliminary Matters:

I.Call to Order II.Adoption of Agenda

•ReportsChair’s Annual Report•Guest Speakers -Micronesia Challenge Champions•New Business Nomination of Board Members •Announcements / Open Forum

I.Presentation of CertificatesII.Fundraising Event (July/August) III.Strategic Planning Session (August/September) IV.Door Prizes

•Adjournment

2010

Marine Debris

Adopt-a-bin sponsors:1. Wing Beach - Marianas Trekking and the Visitor's Channel2. Garapan Fishing Basin - The Rotary Club of Saipan3. 13 Fishermen Monument - Brabu Pharmacy &Wellness Center4. 13 Fishermen Monument - Docomo Pacific5. Kilili Park - US Rep. Gregorio Kilili C. Sablan & Susupe Hi-56. Ada Gym North entrance - IT&E7. Ada Gym South entrance - IT&E and Shell Marianas8. Susupe Park - CTSI & Tan Holdings9. Sugar Dock - Ideal Signs & Saipan Computer Services10. Obyan Beach - Ericco Enterprises11. Laolao Dive site - Marianas Visitor Authority12. Laolao Picnic area - Ericco Enterprises13. Marine Beach - Docomo Pacific & Kagman Marine Biology Club14. Mt. Tapachao - Fiesta Resort, Saipan Grand, and Century Hotels15. PauPau Beach - CRM 16. San Isidro Beach - CRM 17. Coral Ocean Point - CRM

First Friday Films

Reception for Coral Reef Task Force

Turtle Watch Outreach

International Coastal Cleanup

Micronesia ChallengeThe Rota Bridled White‐eye, Zosterops rotensis

Named for its small size, this bird is called Nosa in Chamorro' . Listed as endangered in January 2004 by the U.S Fish and Wildlife, this tiny bird occurs only on the island of Rota. An estimated 89% of the Rota Bridled population have declined between 1982 and1996 (Fancy and Snetsinger 2001). Threats to these vulnerable species are due to their 1.) high elevation habitat of which these forest areas are strongly exposed to heavy winds and numerous typhoons resulting in complete foliation of all forest and habitat damages; 2.) deer browsing; and 3.) predation by black drongos.

Teacher Camp

Nature Conservancy Institutional Assessment

2011

No Need Bag Campaign

Tasi Watch