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The 1999 Photo Opportunity Winners Are: |
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| Category I: Planted native species First - Missouri Second - Missouri Third - Idaho |
Category II: Planted Non-natives First - Maryland Second - Missouri |
Category III: Protected Remnants First - Maryland Second - Missouri |
| Category IV: Public Awareness First - Maryland Second - Missouri Third - Arkansas |
Category V: Close-ups First - Missouri Second - Idaho Third - Missouri Third - Maryland |
Category VI: Restoration & Management First - West Virginia First - Maryland Second - Idaho |
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EDITOR'S CHOICE: Nebraska for a picture and program I would have voted for. HONORABLE MENTION: Oklahoma for their tireless public awareness efforts. |
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The seventh annual Photo Opportunity competition ended December 1, 1999. The 78 entries from 8 States were judged in December. Jurors included: Dee Gallo (Printing & Publications), Lori Irving (Public Affairs) Janis Gramatins and Marsha Bayer (Highway Right of Way) with Elizabeth Fischer as Jury Chair. |
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The rewards for first place winners include: 1. a full page article with winning photo in the spring full-color issue of Greener Roadsides, 2. a congratulatory letter from Administrator Wykle to the Director of the winning State's organization, and 3. A framed sheet of collectable wildflower stamps to be presented by each FHWA Division Office to the winning State Highway Agency later this spring. If you would like to be one of next year's winners, please read the categories and tips that follow. The late deadline of November 3, 2000, allows for spring, summer, or fall picture-taking or planning in advance. Some of you, I know, carry cameras with you at all times. Another way is to schedule your DOT official photographer, whom might become another supporter of your program. |
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