North Carolina Sentinel Landscape Committee schedules meeting for June 9

North Carolina Sentinel Landscape Committee schedules meeting for June 9
Steve Troxler, Commissioner — North Carolina Department Of Agriculture & Consumer Services
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The North Carolina Sentinel Landscape Committee is scheduled to convene on June 9. The meeting will include reports from committee members about ongoing activities related to the Sentinel Landscape, as well as a highlight of other programs within the initiative. Additional business related to the Sentinel Landscape will also be discussed.

The meeting will take place at 1 p.m. in the Hall of Fame Room, located in the Agriculture Building at 2 W. Edenton St., Raleigh. For those unable to attend in person, participation is available via conference call at 984-204-1487 with conference ID 539 553 712.

The North Carolina Sentinel Landscape Committee aims to foster collaboration among farmers, foresters, conservationists, and military installations. This partnership seeks to enhance and safeguard the state’s agriculture and defense sectors.



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