Join ORTWS for our 50th Annual Meeting February 3-5 at the Seaside Convention Center! Registration is now open! It’s easiest to register yourself, then forward the invoice to your admin to pay online via paypal, by mail-in check, or by contacting our treasurer. If you are an ORTWS member please log in with your email […]
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Our meeting schedule is still in the works, but right now here is a rough outline! If you would like to present, please see our Call for Papers! Wednesday 7:30 – 4:30: Registration Open 7:30-12:00: OPEN for Associated Meetings. Contact Autumn Larkins regarding meeting space 12:00 – 1:00: Past Presidents’ Lunch (invitation only, sorry!) 1:00
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The 50th Anniversary of ORTWS Annual Meetings is happening in 2016! “Marking our Territory” will take place February 3-5, 2016 at the Seaside Convention Center. Expect lots of great throwbacks remembering our history. There is rumor of a crab feed and a past-presidents’ luncheon. Call for presentations should come out soon, with a focus on
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Call for Volunteers! Teach kids about forest wildlife alongside foresters at a tree farm! Forests Today and Forever needs help on the following dates: October 2 October 6 October 7 October 13 October 15 See below for contact information to sign up!
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ORTWS! TWS-WA’s Membership Committee is beginning a series of events for chapter members to have fun, meet other members, network, and engage non-members. These events could be anything from happy hour to hiking to volunteering, and the first one is happy hour! Joine TWS-WA Thursday, October 16, from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. at McMenamins on the Columbia in
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Hello Wildlifers! As part of our new membership and event online service, we can now offer you a message forum! This is a members-only benefit. Many of us are spread far across the state, and with restricted budgets getting around to visit each other is more challenging. The member forum is a place to ask
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Pat Ormsbee, recipient of the David B. Marshall award, was unable to attend the Banquet. She sent this lovely acceptance speech, and kindly gave us permission to repost here. If nothing else, scroll down to the bullet points she leaves for us all. _______________________________________________________________________________________ Thank you, this is a real honor. Since I’m receiving this award,
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