Prescott Creeks recognizes Decision Point Center’s volunteer assistance
At a June 27 event, the Prescott Creeks organization recognized the volunteer hours that the Decision Point Center has contributed to efforts in restoration and conservation of riparian areas. Pictured, left to right, are: Rita Loucks, assistant director of Decision Point’s Activity and Recreation Program; Michael Byrd, executive director of Prescott Creeks; Derek Costabile, director of Decision Point’s Activity and Recreation Program; Guy Whol, Prescott Creeks Conservation Projects Manager; and Dave Seymour, Decision Point Program Director.
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