Post by L Roebuck on Aug 17, 2008 8:21:28 GMT -5
Cave Karst project on the verge of progress
From the Current-Argus
It's right on the edge of being a cautionary tale on overcomplicated government projects with too many federal, state and local cooks.
The National Cave and Karst Institute was formed a decade ago with a mission to promote research, education and stewardship of cave and karst resources nationally and internationally. Employees of the institute have been working toward that goal, but they've been without a permanent headquarters. The institute currently has offices at the Permian Basin Regional Training Center. A long planned full time headquarters, however, would enable the institute to greatly expand its efforts in education and outreach.
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From the Current-Argus
It's right on the edge of being a cautionary tale on overcomplicated government projects with too many federal, state and local cooks.
The National Cave and Karst Institute was formed a decade ago with a mission to promote research, education and stewardship of cave and karst resources nationally and internationally. Employees of the institute have been working toward that goal, but they've been without a permanent headquarters. The institute currently has offices at the Permian Basin Regional Training Center. A long planned full time headquarters, however, would enable the institute to greatly expand its efforts in education and outreach.
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