GNSI NW Creations and AccomplishmentsWe all work hard at creating beautiful and informative illustrations. Please share your creations and accomplishments with the group. Just email me and I can pop it onto the website. Here you can see Véronique Robigou artistic rendering of Dr. Ian S.E. Charmichael's amazing academic legacy. This was published in the journal "Contributions to Mineralogy and Petrology". September 2013, Volume 166, Issue 3, pp 655-663. New Members in 2013We gained many new members in 2013. I just want to say "welcome!" I have created a few new profiles including Barbara Ierulli. If you want a page, email me your bio and a handful of images. The images should be large enough to fill the space allotted on the screen. Just about 9x9in. Open for Enrollment! Identifying Birds of the PNW - Feb, 15th 2014 Learn more about February's workshop here. The GNSI NW PresidencyAs I have announced before, I will be moving out of the area. My new home will officially be Pittsburgh, PA in January. Buurrrrrrr. This is far far from the PNW.
Therefore, an awesome opportunity to become president of GNSI NW will be available. If you are interested, just email me at saraj@sarajcary.com for more details. If you are intimated by the idea, so was I, but it was been great.
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****UPDATE to post! Forms have been removed. If you need them, please reference the email you were sent in regards to the forms or email Margaret Trent at mgtpnba@mgtrent.com.****
Attached to this e-mail, both the 'Call to Artists' and the 'Art and Inventory Registration Form' for the 2014 Miller Library Exhibit As you are likely aware members of GNSI are welcome to participate in this exhibit. There is a small entry fee of $10. Since the Miller Exhibit follows on almost immediately from the exhibit at the WSCC we will be arranging for artwork to be transferred. If you are having your worked transferred from the WSCC Exhibit, you still need to fill out the forms attached. To request the 'Call to Artists' and 'Art and Inventory Registration Form', or if you have any questions, please e-mail Margaret Trent at mgtpnba@mgtrent.com. Thanks! Presenter: Dennis Paulson Registration from HERE! Enrollment is limited to 15 students. Note: If you can not view form, try a different web browser or email me at saraj@sarajcary.com Timeline
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Topic: The workshop will present a variety of birds up close and personal, Slater Museum specimens that can be examined and rendered into art. The museum has skins, wings, skeletons, and eggs of just about all Pacific Northwest birds, so feel free to make requests. After lunch we will go out in the field to Titlow Beach to see what birds we can find. There should be a variety of waterfowl (wigeons, scoters, mergansers, Buffleheads), gulls and other seabirds (grebes, guillemots) and as many small land birds (sparrows, wrens, thrushes) as we can find in the woods there. Presenter Bio: Dennis Paulson, recently retired from being Director of the Slater Museum of Natural History, University of Puget Sound, has been a professional biologist and naturalist all of his adult life. He began studying natural history as a boy and is a world expert on dragonflies and shorebirds. He is the author of nine books, including Shorebirds of North America and Dragonflies and Damselflies of the West, and 90 scientific papers on birds and dragonflies. Map of Slater Museum Map of Titlow Beach
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