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"Clean, Green Boating Fair" - May 2, 2009 Tacoma, Washington

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Location	Tacoma, Washington
Introduction	The 1st Annual "Clean, Green Boating Educational & Environmental Awareness Fair" was co-hosted by the Tacoma Liveaboards and Citizens for a Healthy Bay at Delin Docks Marina on Foss Waterway on May 2, 2009. Join us on May 22, 2010 for the 2nd Annual "Clean, Green Boating Festival" at Foss Waterway Seaport, offering boaters the latest in new marine technologies and practices that save energy, use less resources, and protect the environment and water quality through conservation, efficiency, and reduced pollution. The 2010 Festival will also engage recreational boaters and other citizens in environmental awareness and “clean water” stewardship. For information about the 2010 2nd Annual "Clean, Green Boating Festival" contact Madhuri Hosford (206) 478-6621. The Tacoma Liveaboard Association provides a conduit to share information, education and experience among people living aboard their vessels and their larger community in efforts to protect the area’s people, waterways, natural resources and the well being of Tacoma area liveaboards.

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Tacoma, Washington

Introduction

The 1st Annual "Clean, Green Boating Educational & Environmental Awareness Fair" was co-hosted by the Tacoma Liveaboards and Citizens for a Healthy Bay at Delin Docks Marina on Foss Waterway on May 2, 2009. Join us on May 22, 2010 for the 2nd Annual "Clean, Green Boating Festival" at Foss Waterway Seaport, offering boaters the latest in new marine technologies and practices that save energy, use less resources, and protect the environment and water quality through conservation, efficiency, and reduced pollution. The 2010 Festival will also engage recreational boaters and other citizens in environmental awareness and “clean water” stewardship. For information about the 2010 2nd Annual "Clean, Green Boating Festival" contact Madhuri Hosford (206) 478-6621. The Tacoma Liveaboard Association provides a conduit to share information, education and experience among people living aboard their vessels and their larger community in efforts to protect the area’s people, waterways, natural resources and the well being of Tacoma area liveaboards.