The change to working indoors
I am enjoying my work as the lobbyist for the Maine Bowhunters Association and am delighted to be a part of wildlife conservation issues in Maine again. The Bowhunters are a good group with lots of potential for increasing their impact in the future which makes the work even more exciting. I am a little surprised at the level of activity there is around their issues already. I have something for them at least two days a week and the legislative session has not started yet.
Some of the things that I am working on are ongoing and will always be part of the program but others are hopefully one time issues that we can resolve and leave behind. I am still involved in economic issues surrounding fish and wildlife tourism, something that I am very interested in and like to keep focused on. My small business seminar for Maine Guides is a part of that effort.
The next seminar is filling fast and is also attracting some great folks to share their expertise. The seminar will be offered at the Maine Principal's Association in Augusta, ME on January 21, 2006 from 9 to 3, and is limited to 15 participants. From the way that reservations are coming in I expect this one to fill completely. If you would like more information visit the web site at http://www.maineoutdoors.biz/seminars.cfm to see the details. I hope that you all have a Merry Christmas and an excellent New Year!
