Thank you and good luck, Meghan!

FMR Program Assistant Meghan Dudle wrapped up a very successful season of water-quality education programming and helping with our busy event schedule.

Mid-November, FMR Program Assistant Meghan Dudle wrapped up her second season of water quality education programming and helping with our busy volunteer and education event schedule. During the past two years, Meghan was in charge of FMR's storm-drain stenciling and clean-up events in the City of St. Paul, where she personally engaged more than 3,000 students and volunteers! Meghan also coordinated volunteer training for the Stream Health Evaluation Project (SHEP), and led and assisted with event coordination and volunteer registration for many of our stewardship events and workshops.

FMR's 2010 event season was one of our busiest ever — and we couldn't have done it without Meghan's help!

Thank you and best of luck, Meghan!

— Irene Jones, River Corridor Program Director