Berkley is asking for B.A.S.S. Federation Nation clubs to submit their projects for the 2012 awards.
It's that time again, folks, to solicit submission for the 2012 Berkley Conservation Institute Awards which recognize the best B.A.S.S. Nation conservation and angler recruitment/retention projects conducted in a given year. The Institute awards a $2,000 check for the best conservation project and $1,500 in fishing gear for the best angler recruitment/retention project. Please forward this email to all of your clubs.
To be eligible, your club must be a B.A.S.S. affiliate. E-mail your project submission to Noreen Clough at
[email protected] by Jan. 15, 2013. Representatives from Berkley and B.A.S.S. will judge the submissions and determine winners by Feb. 1, 2013, and Jim Martin, conservation director for the Berkley Conservation Institute, will present awards for the 2012 winners at the 2013 Bassmaster Classic in Tulsa, OK.
Judging criteria for both categories (conservation and recruitment/retention) are the same as that used over the last several years. Submissions must address the following criteria:
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