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TUALATIN RIVER PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY - Local Photographers organize to promote nature pho...ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION - Friends supporting new educational program... FRIENDS FUNDS DONATED - Store Profits Used to Repair Critical Water Contro... A New Way to Contribute to the Refuge - United Way Designation of Donations... REFUGE FEATURED ON TRAVEL BLOG - Travel Oregon's Grant McOmie Video Blog... ANNUAL MEETING REPORTS - Strategic Plan, By-laws, & Annual Report... ANNUAL MEETING REPORTS - Strategic Plan, By-laws, & Annual Report... 2008 ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETING - Charles Jordan Guest Speaker... ART SHOW TO BENEFIT FRIENDS OF THE REFUGE - Onda Gallery to Highlight Refuge Art... CHILDREN ARE LOSING TOUCH WITH NATURE - Who will care for the environment?... LAKESIDE RECLAMATION: NO WAY TO RUN A LANDFILL - Editorial from the Oregonian... STATE SAYS LANDFILL IS DEGRADING TUALATIN RIVER - Landfill upstream from Refuge... LAKESIDE LANDFILL REMAINS OPEN - Potential Appeal Leaves Door Open for Continued Op... WILDLIFE CENTER NOW OPEN - Dedicated March 29, 2008... WILDLIFE CENTER DEDICATION EVENTS - News Coverage of the Event... OREGONIAN COLUMN ON LAKESIDE LANDFILL - Friends Take Active Role in Protecting The Refuge... FRIENDS POSITION ON LAKESIDE LANDFILL - DEQ Permit Doesn't Adequately Protect River and Re... STATE WANTS LAKESIDE TO CLOSE BY JULY 2009 - Efforts of Friends of Tualatin River NWR cited... WILDLIFE REFUGES BENEFIT LOCAL ECONOMIES - 137 million to Pacific Northwest economy... LANDFILL MAY IMPACT TUALATIN RIVER AND REFUGE - Willamette Week Article... GOOD NEWS FROM SALEM - Friends receive grant from Govenor... FRIENDS CONCERNED ABOUT MEASURE 37 CLAIM - Oregonian Article, May 15, 2007... FRIENDS RECEIVE 2007 GREEN HERON AWARD - Tualatin Riverkeepers Recognize Efforts... WAPATO LAKE ADDED TO TUALATIN RIVER NWR - New addition doubles size of Refuge... REFUGE KEY TO COUNTY TOURISM - Sherwood and Refuge Linked to Guide... NATIONAL MAGAZINE RECOGNIZES REFUGE - Refuge receives 2007 Environmental Award... NATIONAL WILDLIFE REFUGE WEEK - Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge... FRIENDS ATTEND NATIONAL CONFERENCE - Washington DC Conference... FRIENDS RECEIVE GRANT - From National Fish and Wildlife Foundation...   |
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TUALATIN RIVER PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
Local Photographers organize to promote nature pho
The Society meets the first Thursday of each month, 7:00 P.M., in the Riparian Room, Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge. The meetings are open to all regardless of photographic skills. Membership in Friends of Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge is encouraged but not required. Please check calendar of events for information on each meeting.
For more information, contact Norman Penner:
19255 SW Pacific Highway
Sherwood, OR 97140
(503) 579-5822
Local Photographers organize to promote nature pho
Sep, 7, 2009
A group of avid outdoor photographers who frequent the Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge in search of opportunities to photograph wildlife have established the Tualatin River Photographic Society. Its goal is to encourage and aid the photography of nature, help members develop special skills needed to photographically capture the beauty found in nature by offering encouragement and constructive criticism, and provide educational lectures, workshops and field trips for its members.The Society meets the first Thursday of each month, 7:00 P.M., in the Riparian Room, Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge. The meetings are open to all regardless of photographic skills. Membership in Friends of Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge is encouraged but not required. Please check calendar of events for information on each meeting.
For more information, contact Norman Penner:
19255 SW Pacific Highway
Sherwood, OR 97140
(503) 579-5822
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
Friends supporting new educational program
The Friends are currently supporting an Environmental Education program to enable teachers to bring their school children to the Refuge and learn hands-on about nature and the environment. Click here to learn more about this exciting program.
Friends supporting new educational program
Aug, 3, 2009
Environmental EducationThe Friends are currently supporting an Environmental Education program to enable teachers to bring their school children to the Refuge and learn hands-on about nature and the environment. Click here to learn more about this exciting program.
