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MI Great Bay Regional Tourism Marketing & Development Phase 1

November 2008

This project requested WIN funding to jump start the development and implementation of a regional tourism initiative for the Saginaw Bay Coastal communities. Based around a joint website (migreatbay.com), Saginaw Bay coastal communities will implement a comprehensive web-based tourism program – in coordination and supported by the State of Michigan’s Pure Michigan program. The Bay City Convention and Visitors Bureau is providing oversight for the project and has agreed to be the long-term project manager of this effort.

2004 WIN Annual Report

October 2004

Publication of 2004 report – based on 2001, 2002 and 2003 reports – highlighting WIN activities and accomplishments in 2003. Provide information about the concept of sustainability through text and examples.

2003 WIN Annual Report

December 2003

Publication of 2003 report – based on 2001 & 2002 reports – highlighting WIN activities and accomplishments in 2003. Provide information about the concept of sustainability through text and examples.

2002 WIN Annual Report

December 2002

Publication of 2002 report – based on 2001 report – highlighting WIN activities and accomplishment sin 2002. Provide information about the concept of sustainability through text and examples.

WIN Youth Connections Action Grant Program

May 2001

The Youth Connections Action Grant Program will seek opportunities to increase awareness of the symbiotic relationship of the community, the economy and the environment through small grant funding for innovative, educational projects. It is anticipated that grant awards will range from $100 to $500 and be awarded to projects that demonstrate the concepts of sustainable development. An interdisciplinary team of grant reviewers and project coordinators will be assembled to design and administer this project. The project will begin in September 2001, and continue through October 2001, with awards announced in November, 2001.