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News ReleaseFor Release: November 21, 2008 National Award Presented to Cottonwood ArcheologistCottonwood, ID – David Sisson, Archaeologist for the Bureau of Land Management’s (BLM) Coeur d’Alene District was awarded the BLM’s 2008 Gold Award for “Excellence in Interpretation and Environmental Education.” Sisson, a 29-year veteran with the BLM stationed in Cottonwood, Idaho, was selected from a slate of nominees by a review panel comprised of BLM staff and partner-group representatives. The award was presented during the 2008 National Association for Interpretation’s Workshop in Portland, Oregon on November 13 2008. According to Gary Cooper, BLM’s Coeur d’Alene District Manager, “This prestigious award recognizes David’s exceptional work with partners and communities to create interpretive and educational experiences and materials for public lands users. His accomplishments in 2008 highlight these partnership efforts involving local schools, the Nez Perce Tribe, Oregon State University, and may other organizations.” Examples of Sisson’s 2008 accomplishments include: Cooper continued, “These examples illustrate Sisson’s commitment to involve partners in the development of products to share environmental and education information in a variety of ways with the public.” —BLM—
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