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1 Gulf Coast CESU 2017-2022, Amendment Fou
Gulf Coast CESU 2017-2022, Amendment Four Page 1 of 11COOPERATIVE ECOSYSTEM STUDIES UNIT AMENDMENT FOUR TO COOPERATIVE and JOINT VENTURE AGREEMENT U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Bureau of Ocean Energy Management U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service U.S. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMME

2 RCE National Oceanic and Atmospheric Adm
RCE National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE U.S. Army Corps of NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION and TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SYSTEM (HOST) Texas A&M AgriLife Research – Texas A&M Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service Texas A&M Engineering Experiment Statio

3 nTexas A&M University–College Station Te
nTexas A&M University–College Station Texas A&M University–Corpus Christi Texas A&M University at Galveston Texas A&M University–Kingsville Texas A&M University–San Antonio Tarleton State University Gulf Coast CESU 2017-2022, Amendment Four Page 2 of 11 Agricultural Center Troy University Tulane U

4 niversity University of Florida Universi
niversity University of Florida University of Georgia Research Foundation, Inc. University of Louisiana at Lafayette University of Texas at Austin University of Texas University of Texas at Tyler Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Wildlife and Fisheries The Nature Conservancy–Texas Th

5 ree Rivers Resource Conservation and Dev
ree Rivers Resource Conservation and Development Council, Inc. Ducks Unlimited, Inc. St. Edward’s UniversityThe Longleaf Alliance Gulf Coast CESU 2017-2022, Amendment Four Page 3 of 11Eckerd College The University of West Alabama ARTICLE I. BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES P.4. Alcorn State University,

6 Eckerd College, Nicholls State Universit
Eckerd College, Nicholls State University, The University lands Conservation, Inc. RM OF AGREEMENT A.1. The effective date of the Gulf Coast CESU Cooperative and Joint Venture A.2. The effective date of ARTICLE IV. KEY OFFICIALS C.54. The technical representative for Alcorn State University is as f

7 ollows: LaShunda Anderson Hodges Associ
ollows: LaShunda Anderson Hodges Associate Professor of Soil and Plant Sciences LLAnderson@alcorn.eduC.55. The representatives for Eckerd College are as follows: Technical Representative(s): Paul Hindsley Gulf Coast CESU 2017-2022, Amendment Four Page 4 of 11hindslpr@eckerd.eduAdministrative Rep

8 resentative(s): C.56. The technical repr
resentative(s): C.56. The technical representative for Nicholls State University is as follows: Nicholls State University Thibodaux, LA 70310 debi.benoit@nicholls.eduC.57. The technical representative for The University of West Alabama is as follows: Dean, College of Natural Sciences and Mathemati

9 cs jmccall@uwa.edu C.58. The technical r
cs jmccall@uwa.edu C.58. The technical representative for Wildlands Conservation, Inc. is as follows: David Sumpter Wildlands Conservation, Inc. Gulf Coast CESU 2017-2022, Amendment Four Page 5 of 11ARTICLE XIV. AMENDMENT AUTHORIZING SIGNATURES M. TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY SYSTEM (HOST) s A&M Natura

10 l Resources Institute OOO. Alcorn State
l Resources Institute OOO. Alcorn State University PPP. Eckerd College QQQ. Nicholls State University RRR. The University of West Alabama SSS. Wildlands Conservation, Inc. Gulf Coast CESU 2017-2022, Amendment Four Page 7 of 11ARTICLE XIV. AMENDMENT AUTHORIZING SIGNATURES (cont.) [This partne

11 r is currently inactive pending submissi
r is currently inactive pending submission of signature page per Article III. A.] Felecia M. Nave Date President Gulf Coast CESU 2017-2022, Amendment Four Page 11 of 11ARTICLE XIV. AMENDMENT AUTHORIZING SIGNATURES (cont.) SSS. Wildlands Conservation, Inc. David Sumpter Date Executive Dire