Summer 2008
Vol. 16 No. 2

I should ask that a gift to each child in the world be a sense of wonder so indestructible that it would last throughout life..." Rachel Carson

In this issue...

Reflections from the President

Legislative Victory for Land Conservation

Tree Planting Workshop

Stewardship Report

Margarete Hasserdot is the Rotary "Citizen of the Year"

Geology Rocks Unveiling

Wildlife Signs

Nature Area Update

Recent Membership Drive

New Options for Donors

Watchful Eyes

GINLC Awarded Grant

Our Wish Came True

Did You Know?

Thank you

Memorial and Honors

GINLC Blog

Upcoming Events...

Nature Area Open
Saturdays 10AM to 2PM
Thursdays 6PM to 8PM
(Weather Permitting)

Late July - September
Lotus in Bloom
(Nature Area)

November 8
Annual Meeting

 

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Wildlife Signs

GINLC, together with the Open Space Committee, approached the township, suggesting the installation of some "wildlife crossing" signs along the south end of East River Road to alert drivers of smaller animals crossing the street from one wetland to another. In the past too many turtles and snakes were harmed or killed. These signs can be seen when approaching the gate to the Nature Area and coming from Meso Island past the causeway. We believe this has helped. If you know of an area where such a sign would benefit the wildlife, please contact the township manager and make your suggestion. Two more signs are available.