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Florida Seafood Brown Bag Webinar Series S
eafood is a nutritious, high- protein, low-fat food choice, yet some confusion exists about poten- tial risks associated with consuming and preparing it. The Florida Sea Grant Extension Program is offering a brown bag webinar series from 12:15
to 12:45 p.m., June 12, August 14 and October 9 to help participants make more informed decisions about balancing seafood health benefits and risks.
Addressing frequently asked consumer questions regard- ing seafood health and safety issues, these free webinars will cover health and nutrition, regulations and safety at home.
Preregistration is required by visiting 2013SeafoodSafety-
Series.eventbrite.com/#. For more information, email Bryan Fluech at
Fluech@ufl.edu.
Collier County Promotes Smart Recycling
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n an effort to raise awareness about what should and should not be put into yellow-top containers for recy- cling, The Collier County Solid Waste Management Department encourages residents to view the Commonly Asked Recycling Questions brochure currently available on their website. Offering specific instructions, the brochure answers common questions regarding newspapers, glass, steel, plas- tic, electronics and most other materials. Materials that cannot go in containers may be accepted at department locations. Contact information for each loca- tion is available online.
For more information, call 239-252-2380, visit
Tinyurl.com/ RecyclingQuestions. See ad, page 25.
Summer Camp Programs at Calusa Nature Center
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oungsters will gain a vivid appreciation of
the natural world by at- tending any of the week- long summer camp pro- grams at the Calusa Nature Center & Planetarium, in Fort Myers. Campers will be divided into three sepa-
rate groups based on their ages. Activities include games, crafts, experiments, stories, live animal presentations, trail
10 Collier/Lee Counties
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