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Oct 1, 2011, 5:46:11 AM10/1/11

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----- Original Message -----

From: Jane Young

To: Janet Ledingham

Sent: Friday, September 30, 2011 11:36 AM

Subject: South Otago Forest & Bird Photographic Competition

Hullo

South Otago Forest and Bird are hoping to repeat the success of their 2010 inaugural photographic competition and would appreciate it if you could circulate information about this year's event to your members.

The 2011 competition has the theme: Conservation ? People and Projects. Photographs should illustrate the ways in which New Zealanders are working for conservation, although don?t necessarily need to include people.

A few possible suggestions:

Beach clean-up day

Boardwalk on a fragile ecosystem

Effluent disposal

Fenced & planted riparian strip

Penguin monitoring

Raising native butterflies

Rubbish recycling

Revegetation project

Signing an environmental petition

Solar heating

Reusable shopping bags

Tracking & trapping pests

Weedbusters at work

The attached entry form gives more information, but if you have any further questions please get in touch either by email or you can phone me on (03) 415 8532.

Thanks

Jane

Jane Young

Secretary

South Otago Forest & Bird

Hullo
South Otago Forest and Bird are hoping to repeat the success of their
2010 inaugural photographic competition and would appreciate it if
you could circulate information about this year's event to your members.

The 2011 competition has the theme: Conservation – People and
Projects. Photographs should illustrate the ways in which New
Zealanders are working for conservation, although don’t necessarily
need to include people.

A few possible suggestions:
Beach clean-up day
Boardwalk on a fragile ecosystem
Effluent disposal
Fenced & planted riparian strip
Penguin monitoring
Raising native butterflies
Rubbish recycling
Revegetation project
Signing an environmental petition
Solar heating
Reusable shopping bags
Tracking & trapping pests
Weedbusters at work

The attached entry form gives more information, but if you have any
further questions please get in touch either by email or you can
phone me on (03) 415 8532.

Thanks
Jane

Jane Young
Secretary
South Otago Forest & Bird