monthly members' meeting
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Monthly meeting where future and past events will be discussed.
Members who went on recent trip to Wacatobi will undoubtably have a lot to tell us about their experience.
Most members arrive by 6;30, or earlier, to socialize and order food before the meeting starts at 7PM. Remember to bring cash to participate in the 50/50 drawing as tickets will be sold before the meeting starts at 7.
All are welcome!
This month's guest speaker will be Susan Linder who is a wildlife biologist with Wildlife Restoration Partnerships. She specializes in horseshoe crab conservation. As a member of The Horseshoe Crab Recovery Coalition, she measures the density of horseshoe crab eggs during the spawning system along Delaware Bay in New Jersey. She will be discussing the fieldwork she conducts to achieve this, as well as the goals of the Horseshoe Crab Coalition to restore the population of the species to historic levels as well as recent advancements in synthetic alternatives to the use of horseshoe crab blood in the biomedical field.
Members who went on recent trip to Wacatobi will undoubtably have a lot to tell us about their experience.
Most members arrive by 6;30, or earlier, to socialize and order food before the meeting starts at 7PM. Remember to bring cash to participate in the 50/50 drawing as tickets will be sold before the meeting starts at 7.
All are welcome!
This month's guest speaker will be Susan Linder who is a wildlife biologist with Wildlife Restoration Partnerships. She specializes in horseshoe crab conservation. As a member of The Horseshoe Crab Recovery Coalition, she measures the density of horseshoe crab eggs during the spawning system along Delaware Bay in New Jersey. She will be discussing the fieldwork she conducts to achieve this, as well as the goals of the Horseshoe Crab Coalition to restore the population of the species to historic levels as well as recent advancements in synthetic alternatives to the use of horseshoe crab blood in the biomedical field.
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