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This is a multi-part message in MIME format. --------------020908020309080302070308 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1; format=flowed Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit *2009 AGM* On the weekend of June 13 and 14th, Nature N.S. will be having its weekend events and Annual General Meeting. I hope you all have reserved that weekend to interact with other naturalists from around the province. We will be meeting in the Grand Pre- Wolfville area. The AGM will be held in the Grand Pre National Historic Site Interpretation Centre. Doug Linzey will be sending out an invitation shortly. Information is available on the Nature N.S. website (http://www.naturens.ca). On the 13th N.S. Nature Trust has events in the same area and you can combine both. *Big Tree Project* Nature N.S. has had the ongoing Big Tree Project for several years now. There seems to be a decrease in sightings of our remaining majestic trees. If you have not been to the site recently, you should look. The webpage has an easy to browse and organize form to show what trees have been reported so far. You can organize according to county, species, etc even by search name. You will find that most of the trees are in Kings County and reported by a few people. Now I know there are rumors of big trees in the other counties of the Nova Scotia but few have submitted data. While you are birding or canoeing, etc, take along a tape measure and camera. When you encounter that wonder tree take time to measure its circumference and height and take its picture. There is an easy to use online form to enter your data which will then can be added to the current trees. Go to http://www.naturens.ca/node/10 for instructions. http://www.naturens.ca/node/12 for the trees http://www.naturens.ca/node/14 for the online data submission Regards, Larry Bogan President - Nature N.S. and big tree lover --------------020908020309080302070308 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> <html> <head> </head> <body bgcolor="#ffffff" text="#000000"> <b>2009 AGM</b><br> On the weekend of June 13 and 14th, Nature N.S. will be having its weekend events and Annual General Meeting. I hope you all have reserved that weekend to interact with other naturalists from around the province. We will be meeting in the Grand Pre- Wolfville area. The AGM will be held in the Grand Pre National Historic Site Interpretation Centre. Doug Linzey will be sending out an invitation shortly. Information is available on the Nature N.S. website (http://www.naturens.ca). On the 13th N.S. Nature Trust has events in the same area and you can combine both.<br> <br> <b>Big Tree Project</b><br> Nature N.S. has had the ongoing Big Tree Project for several years now. There seems to be a decrease in sightings of our remaining majestic trees. If you have not been to the site recently, you should look. The webpage has an easy to browse and organize form to show what trees have been reported so far. You can organize according to county, species, etc even by search name. You will find that most of the trees are in Kings County and reported by a few people. Now I know there are rumors of big trees in the other counties of the Nova Scotia but few have submitted data. While you are birding or canoeing, etc, take along a tape measure and camera. When you encounter that wonder tree take time to measure its circumference and height and take its picture. <br> There is an easy to use online form to enter your data which will then can be added to the current trees.<br> Go to <br> http://www.naturens.ca/node/10 for instructions.<br> http://www.naturens.ca/node/12 for the trees<br> http://www.naturens.ca/node/14 for the online data submission<br> <br> Regards,<br> Larry Bogan<br> President - Nature N.S. and big tree lover<br> <br> <br> </body> </html> --------------020908020309080302070308--
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