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Autumn 2005

Contents

  • Volunteer of the Year: George Weatherston Selected (right column)
  • Eagles on Par, Swans Above Average
    By Wayne Brininger, Tamarac Wildlife Biologist
  • Waterfowl Breeding Populations Down, By Kelly Blackledge
  • Dance of the Deer
    By Janice Bengtson, Tamarac Park Ranger 
  • Of Interest to TIA Members...
    Compiled by Kelly Blackledge
    • Membership Dues Reminder
    • Wanted: Volunteers!
    • Sanctuary Now Open For Hiking
    • Kids’ Corner: A Native American Indian Tale
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NEWSLETTER OF THE
 TAMARAC INTERPRETIVE ASSOCIATION

Tamarac Interpretive Association
Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge
35704 County Highway 26
Rochert, MN  56578
Website: www.tamaracfriends.org

Phone: 218-847-2641

Tamarac Interpretive Association's mission is to facilitate activities and programs that interpret, protect and restore the natural and cultural resources of Tamarac National Wildlife Refuge.

Volunteer of the year:
George Weatherston Selected

This year's volunteer of the year has been with Tamarac just over 4 years.  With his soft-spoken, friendly manner, he has effectively promoted the refuge and its mission.

As a Roving Ranger and Tour Guide he has taken the time to learn about Tamarac’s natural and cultural resources and shares that knowledge with many visitors. He has also made recommendations to the Tamarac staff on upgrades to both the Visitor Center Trail and the Old Indian Hiking Trail.  In the past year, he has represented the refuge at the Detroit Lakes Festival of Birds, written articles for the Tamarac Interpretive Association Newsletter, become a TIA board member and is serving on the publicity committee. He is always willing to help out in any way, whether it be cleaning up the kiosks or picking up trash. 

Traveling from Fargo to spend time in a "national treasure" is one of Tamarac's treasures, George Weatherston.  Congratulations, George – our 2004 Volunteer of the Year!


Tamarac Newsletter Deadlines
January 15, April 15, July 15, October 15. 
We’d love to include your Tamarac stories.

Tamarac Interpretive Association, 35704 Co. Hwy. 26, Rochert MN 56578-9638