LISTENING TO THE LAND AT THE DELAWARE STATE WILDLIFE AREA
E-Mail from Dick Tuttle & Press Release form the Ohio Division of Wildlife:
Frank,
Please post this announcement on your blog. Much will be enjoyed at this event. I intend to supply feathers for feather tossing for Tree Swallows. The swallows will swoop to grab floating feathers to take back to their nest boxes.
The following press release was furnished by the Ohio Division of Wildlife.
See you there, Dick Tuttle
LISTENING TO THE LAND AT THE DELAWARE STATE WILDLIFE AREA
The Division of Wildlife participates in central Ohio conservation celebration COLUMBUS, OH - The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife will host a Listening to the Land essay reading and area exploration at Delaware State Wildlife Area on May 12th at 10:00 a.m.
Listening to the Land is a year-long celebration of conservation, marked by the reading of Aldo Leopold's A Sand County Almanac at different locations throughout central Ohio.
The Division of Wildlife will be reading the essay "Clandeboye" and then leading attendees in an exploration of the Delaware State Wildlife Area's productive wetlands. To reach the area, take State Route 23 north from Delaware and turn right on Main Road. Turn left on Panhandle Road and the area will be on the right. For more information on the Division of Wildlife's portion of this event, contact Lindsay Deering at (614) 644-3925.
For each event you attend throughout the year, you will receive one chance for door prizes at our final event. Generous sponsors have donated spectacular gifts including copies of the Illustrated Sand County Almanac signed by Mr. Leopold's surviving children, a dutch oven cooker, a scholarship to attend the national Leopold Education Project Workshop and a hand carved walking stick. Winners do not need to be present, but all are welcomed to our finale at the Columbus Zoo on March 15, 2008.
For more information on the Listening to the Land events, see their web site at http://www.epa.state.oh.us/oeef/html/leopold2007.html.
Frank,
Please post this announcement on your blog. Much will be enjoyed at this event. I intend to supply feathers for feather tossing for Tree Swallows. The swallows will swoop to grab floating feathers to take back to their nest boxes.
The following press release was furnished by the Ohio Division of Wildlife.
See you there, Dick Tuttle
LISTENING TO THE LAND AT THE DELAWARE STATE WILDLIFE AREA
The Division of Wildlife participates in central Ohio conservation celebration COLUMBUS, OH - The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife will host a Listening to the Land essay reading and area exploration at Delaware State Wildlife Area on May 12th at 10:00 a.m.
Listening to the Land is a year-long celebration of conservation, marked by the reading of Aldo Leopold's A Sand County Almanac at different locations throughout central Ohio.
The Division of Wildlife will be reading the essay "Clandeboye" and then leading attendees in an exploration of the Delaware State Wildlife Area's productive wetlands. To reach the area, take State Route 23 north from Delaware and turn right on Main Road. Turn left on Panhandle Road and the area will be on the right. For more information on the Division of Wildlife's portion of this event, contact Lindsay Deering at (614) 644-3925.
For each event you attend throughout the year, you will receive one chance for door prizes at our final event. Generous sponsors have donated spectacular gifts including copies of the Illustrated Sand County Almanac signed by Mr. Leopold's surviving children, a dutch oven cooker, a scholarship to attend the national Leopold Education Project Workshop and a hand carved walking stick. Winners do not need to be present, but all are welcomed to our finale at the Columbus Zoo on March 15, 2008.
For more information on the Listening to the Land events, see their web site at http://www.epa.state.oh.us/oeef/html/leopold2007.html.
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