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Vol. 3 | No. 4 | Aug/Sept 2010
FEATURES
Executive Director's Message
Management Recommendations
Wilderness First Aid/Emergency Response Seminar
2010 Fall Field Day
Open House & Music Festival
Youth Hunting Field Day
RESEARCH
Bird Notes
Effects of Fire Regime on Hardwood Resprouting
Imaging the Tall Timbers Biological Collections
CONSERVATION
Election Season
SUPPORT
How Your Membership Helps
Auction & Golf Tournament
Renew Your Membership
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What you get when you contribute to Tall Timbers
When you contribute to Tall Timbers you are helping support a 50+ year old local institution with a global reputation for its pioneering research studies in the use of fire for managing our precious natural resources in the most effective and efficient manner possible.
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Join Us for the 14th Annual Kate Ireland – Tall Timbers Auction and Golf Tournament
Dinner & Auction
September 26, 2010 ♦ 6:30 PM
Glen Arven Country Club ♦ Thomasville, GA
Bid on hunting and fishing trips, great family vacations, world class artwork and much, much more.
Kate Ireland Golf Tournament
September 27, 2010 ♦ 8:30 AM
Glen Arven Country Club ♦ Thomasville, GA
Join us on the historic links of Glen Arven for a fun-filled half day of golf.
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Fall Field Day at Sinkola Plantation 
The 2010 Fall Field Day will be held on Friday, October 22 at Sinkola Plantation, which is located in Thomas County, Georgia. Look for a registration brochure to be mailed by the end of September.
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Ever wonder what the wildlife of the region think of your membership contributions to Tall Timbers? Well…
Membership contributions have helped to provide over 265 new homes for Red-cockaded Woodpeckers. These homes (i.e., artificial cavities) occur throughout the Red Hills region and have helped to stabilize and expand populations of this endangered species.
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