CEDAR KEYS AUDUBON PRESENTS SPEAKER FOR FEBRUARY
2024 February 7
Did you know that FWC officers have a set of guiding princi
ples? They are known together as the “North American Conservation Model”, based on 7 fundamental ideas that America’s resource agencies base their policies on. Central to this is the important role of hunters and fishermen.
Lt. Johnston will describe how this translates to everyday life in places like Cedar Key. Lt. Johnston will be presenting on Monday, February 26 with a meet & greet at 4pm followed by the talk at 5pm at Christ Episcopal Church in Cedar Key.
Lt. BJ Johnston began his career in conservation law enforcement with FWC in 2004. He served 2 years in Charlotte County before transferring to Levy County in 2006. BJ was promoted to Lieutenant in 2019 and currently serves as the Field Supervisor for FWC in Levy County. BJ lives in Cedar Key with his wife Becky and daughter Nina. In his spare time you can find BJ fishing, boating, or riding his motorcycle.
Lt. BJ Johnston began his career in conservation law enforcement with FWC in 2004. He served 2 years in Charlotte County before transferring to Levy County in 2006. BJ was promoted to Lieutenant in 2019 and currently serves as the Field Supervisor for FWC in Levy County. BJ lives in Cedar Key with his wife Becky and daughter Nina. In his spare time you can find BJ fishing, boating, or riding his motorcycle.
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