Mr. Mark Hambrook

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  Mark Hambrook485 Route 420 South Esk, N.B.E1V 4L9Bus: (506) 622-1781Fax: (506) 622-6111
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  c/o Mark Hambrook, President 485 - Route 420 South Esk, NB E1V 4L9 Phone: (506) 622-6178 Email: hambrook@nbnet.nb.ca

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  "The Miramichi Salmon Association recognizes that conserving and enhancing salmon populations can only be successful with good scientific knowledge," said Mark Hambrook, President of the Miramichi Salmon Association.
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  Mark Hambrook President, Miramichi Salmon Association Inc. 506-622-1781

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  Personne-ressource : Mark Hambrook, président, MSATéléphone : 506-622-4000Courriel : msamark@xplornet.com

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  Mark Hambrook (506) 622-1781 miramichisalmon@xplornet.com

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  Mark Hambrook 485 Route 420 Bus Tel: 506-622-1781
  
  South Esk, NB Fax: 506-622-6111
  
  E1V 4L9 hambrook@nbnet.nb.ca

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  "The Miramichi Salmon Association recognizes that conserving and enhancing salmon populations can only be successful with good scientific knowledge," says Mark Hambrook, the association's president.

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  Mark Hambrook of the Miramichi Salmon Association, which represents recreational anglers, said not charging individuals who are allegedly caught fishing illegally sends the wrong message.

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  "People are seeing fish and they're catching fish," says Mark Hambrook, president of the salmon association on New Brunswick's Miramichi River, which produces more than 20 per cent of North America's Atlantic salmon.

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  "People are seeing fish and they're catching fish," says Mark Hambrook, president of the salmon association on New Brunswick's Miramichi River, which produces more than 20 per cent of North America's Atlantic salmon.

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  Miramichi Salmon Association President Mark Hambrook says that since other cities in New Brunswick are known as specialized hubs - for example, Moncton is the hub for transportation and manufacturing -- Miramichi would benefit from being a specialized area as well.
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  "If you're an environmental group and you want to set up shop somewhere, we want you to come to Miramichi," says Hambrook.He hopes the eco-economy idea will help reduce job loss and depopulation.
  
  With a business plan in place, the committee has approached politicians to make them aware of Green Cove Futures idea.The committee also wants to get businesses that have left the province to return to the Miramichi region.Hambrook thinks these businesses could provide a valuable example to others."What better businesses than fellow New Brunswickers that have gone off and been successful?"he asks.
  
  The Green Cove committee also wants to target schools to implement more specialized environmental studies programs, such as environmental ecology.Students who are looking to get masters degrees or PhD's in environmental studies should think to go to Miramichi.This would also build the "green" identity by focusing on young people entering the industry.
  
  Hambrook says that the next step is to approach major corporations for a lending hand.He adds that his volunteers are starting to target the businesses and schools with the eco-economy idea.

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