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Click on the logo above to plan on car pooling to/from the festival Our group password is: paddle
Click on the logo above to choose to stay in a Green Accomodation Scroll down to the "South District"
Click on the logo above to calculate your carbon footprint and "offset" what you can't reduce
Florida D.E.P. Green Travel web site
How to help locally in Southwest Florida:
Last year's "Monofilament Madness Cleanup" was held on Sunday, October 25, 2009 with collection sites at the Mound House on Fort Myers Beach and Tarpon Point Marina in Cape Coral. Check back soon for details on this year's Cleanup! This KLCB Marine Cleanup is an annual event during which volunteers go out in boats, kayaks, canoes, jet skis and anything else that floats, to remove monofilament fishing line and other harmful debris from the mangrove areas of Lee County. For details, go to Keep Lee County Beautiful
	Pick up a FREE "Monofilament Collection Tube" for your kayak/canoe from the Blueway Mobile at various sites during the festival.
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