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- Wildlife Tracking and Awarenes...
Twisp River Pub
Tuesday, January 5 at 7:00pm
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- Community Generosity Press Release, October 7, 2009 2:30pm Oct 7|1 Comment
- Over 1,000 donations and counting! 8:58am Sep 19
Methow Conservancy Thanks for a truly amazing 2009! For those of you who'd like to make a year-end donation (do you itemize your taxes?), donations must be postmarked 12/31, or call or stop by the office by or before 5pm today. See you 2010!
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Methow Conservancy January 1st Tuesday program:
Tuesday, January 5th, 7:00 - 8:30pm at the Twisp River Pub in Twisp
Wildlife Tracking and Awareness: Expanding Your Senses
Wildlife tracking has as much to do with being aware as it does knowing tracks, and awareness skills trackers use can also be used to make our everyd...ay lives richer. Professional wildlife tracker Gabe Spence will teach us simple practices for sharpening our senses and our minds, how bird language can inform you of things that are happening out of view, and how following animal trails can help you understand animals.
The Twisp River Pub will open at 6:00pm for attendees who would like to purchase food or drinks. The event is free and open to everyone.
For more information, contact Mary at 996-2870 or info@methowconservancy.org.
The Methow Conservancy's January 1st Tuesday program
Time:7:00PM Tuesday, January 5th
Location:Twisp River Pub
Methow Conservancy Here's an assortment of pics from various Methow Conservancy events (or events we participated in). Thanks for making them fun times!
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Methow Conservancy Tonight in Seattle - Holiday Bash with Rick Bass! Come on over to the Lake Washington Rowing Club at 7pm for desserts & drinks, Methow socializing and a great entertaining evening with distinguished author Rick Bass. You'll enjoy it!
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Methow Conservancy's First Tuesday Lecture Series, field trips and other events.
Methow Conservancy Holiday socials with author Rick Bass! Four new Easements! Secrets of the Shrub-Steppe Conservation Course! Imagine your donations in little white lights!...and much more...it's all waiting for you in the December E-News.
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The Methow Conservancy's Monthly look at what's going on including upcoming field trips, First Tuesday Natural History lectures, current Methow Valley conservation news.
Methow Conservancy Is thankful for conservation in the Methow Valley...and for everyone that supports and believes in it! Thank you all for all that you do to care for this special place. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
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Tonight's 1st Tuesday program is a go (no weather issues)! Come to
"Following Peregrine Falcon Migrations from the Arctic to Chile," at the Twisp Pub. Doors open at 6pm. Program starts at 7pm.
Time:7:00PM Tuesday, November 3rd
Location:Twisp River Pub
Methow Conservancy Don't miss the November E-News! Peregrines, Keepers, Rick Bass, More Imagining...and John Hula-hooping. You're gonna like it.
methowconservancy.org
The Methow Conservancy's Monthly look at what's going on including upcoming field trips, First Tuesday Natural History lectures, current Methow Valley conservation news.
Methow Conservancy
Following Peregrine Falcon Migrations from the Arctic to Chile
"The Southern Cross Peregrine Project"
Tuesday, November 3rd, 7:00 - 8:30pm at the Twisp River Pub in Twisp
Join us for an exciting presentation by Bud Anderson, raptor biologist and founder of the Falcon Research Group, on the Southern Cross Peregrine Proje...ct. Peregrine Falcons have the longest migration of any raptor in North America, traveling up to 950 miles in a day. Bud will share fascinating information about these incredible flyers, and show details from following them via satellite transmitters and Google Earth. Track them at this program or right now at www.frg.org
The Twisp River Pub will open at 6:00pm for attendees who would like to purchase food or drinks.
The event is free and open to everyone. For more information, contact Mary at 996-2870 or info@methowconservancy.org.
The Methow Conservancy's November "1st Tuesday" Program
Time:7:00PM Tuesday, November 3rd
Location:The Twisp River Pub
Methow Conservancy
From budworms to beavers to birds to Bass (Rick, that is)....it's all in our October E-News. Check out all the latest news, including a beautiful new easement, at http://www.methowconservancy.org/enews.h
www.methowconservancy.org
The Methow Conservancy's Monthly look at what's going on including upcoming field trips, First Tuesday Natural History lectures, current Methow Valley conservation news.
Methow Conservancy
Join us for a presentation on tussock moths, western spruce budworm and forest health. Forest insects have profound effects on trees and forests. They chew on new buds and eat up needles. They burrow under the bark, and even into the roots. US Forest Service Entomologist Connie Mehmel will talk about our local fores...t insects: how to recognize them, what they do to trees and forests, and what’s happening now on your local National Forest.
The Twisp River Pub will open at 6:00pm for attendees who would like to purchase food or drinks. The event is free and open to everyone. Contact Mary at 996-2870 or info@methowconservancy.org if you have questions.
The Methow Conservancy's October 1st Tuesday
Time:7:00PM Tuesday, October 6th
Location:Twisp River Pub
Methow Conservancy is pressing cider with all its friends today! Come to the Sabold's anytime between 2 and 4pm. 1 mile from Winthrop on the East County Rd. Eat Food. Groove to Family Dog. Press and take home cider. Be Merry!
Methow Conservancy Come on over to the Cider Squeeze this Saturday! See our FB Events page for more details or call us at 996-2870
Time:2:00PM Saturday, September 26th
Location:The Sabold's (one mile south of Winthrop at Bean Rd.)
We just sent this email to our E-News subscribers and wanted to share it on FB too. We just received our 1,000th donation to The Imagine the Methow Campaign and have secured a $100,000 challenge grant for conservation here in the Methow Valley...
