Conservation Working Group / Wildlife / Wetlands Management / Forest Management Program / Soil Conservation/Land Management / MCB Camp Lejeune Accomplishments Conservation Working Group / The NC Coastal Land Trust / MCB Camp Lejeune Background Marine Corps Base / Marine Corps Base / Burning Priority Model / Fisheries Management / Conservation Partnerships / Forest Protection / Camp Lejeune Conservation Working Group / Camp Lejeune / Marine Corps Environmental Applications Systems Enterprise / Decision Support Systems / TNC / /
Onslow Beach Bridge / Camp Lejeune Conservation Working Group / Courthouse Bay / Camp Lejeune’s Integrated Natural Resources Management Plan / Camp Lejeune Community / Mill Creek / Camp Lejeune Threatened / Camp Lejeune’s INRMP / Camp Lejeune’s Environmental Management System / /
IndustryTerm
stakeholder / wildland fire management / law enforcement staff / forest products / related military services / endangered species management / /
NaturalFeature
Atlantic ocean / New River / North Carolina coast / Freemans Creek / Onslow Beach / Onslow Bay / Courthouse Bay / Mill Creek / /
Organization
NC Wildlife Resource Commission / US Forest Service / MOU / USDA / NC Division of Forest Resources / United States Marine Corps / Marines Corps / US Fish and Wildlife Service / United States Army / Onslow Bight Stewardship Alliance / NC Division of Marine Fisheries / Department of Defense / Marine Expeditionary Force / Nature Conservancy / NC Wildlife Resources Commission / /
Person
Camp Lejeune / /
Position
FY08 Secretary / archeologist / and conservation law enforcement staff / Secretary of Defense / Coast Guard / archeologist / Base Commanding Officer / Executive / /
FY08 Secretary of Defense Natural Resources Conservation Award – MCB Camp Lejeune Summary Camp Lejeune is committed to natural resource conservation in support of the Marine Corps mission. The 156,000 acre installation