2020 CCA Livingston Chapter Banquet

CCA Banquets Affected by COVID-19:

Louisiana Governor John Bel Edwards issued a directive on Monday, March 16th, restricting large gatherings of 50 people or more until April 13th. The health and well-being of our CCA members and loved ones is our number one priority, and we support this important effort to slow the spread of the virus. We also recognize that it will have an impact on some of our Spring chapter events. We will work diligently with our chapters to reschedule those events for a future time when the "all clear" has been given.

Please stay safe during this time and we look forward to seeing you!

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A Word From Our Chapter President

Our annual Livingston CCA Banquet at Forrest Grove Plantation is our main fundraiser and membership drive in the area to help support CCA's mission. We're excited to tell you that we'll have some great new live auction items and raffles this year. Our banquet is a great place to network, entertain clients, reward employees, or just have fun with your family or fishing buddies while supporting Coastal Conservation in Louisiana.
We hope to see you there.

Sincerely,
Chris Hughes
Livingston Chapter President

If you're interested in getting involved in CCA and would like to join our Committee please email [email protected]

This Is CCA Louisiana

Our Story

CCA Louisiana began in 1983 after drastic commercial overfishing along the

Louisiana coast decimated redfish and speckled trout populations.

Since then, we've dedicated ourselves to preserving and restoring fish populations for the generations to come.

What We Do

Dollars raised at our banquet will stay in Louisiana to help fund our habitat, conservation, and advocacy programs. Through our advocacy work and the support of over 23,000 CCA members we were able to assist in one of the most significant updates to America's saltwater fishing regulations in more than 40 years, The Modern Fish Act.

Through our habitat restoration projects we have installed many marsh-building floating islands projects and numerous artificial fishing reefs which create new habitat for fish and help restore our coastal estuaries.

Our marsh-building floating islands projects involve today's youth and teaches the
importance of conservation with a fun, hands-on experience.

Our Outreach Program is designed to entertain, excite and intrigue youth and adults about recreational fishing and the conservation of our marine resources. Contact Ryan Guerin to schedule your Outreach presentation.