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Plight of Parrots

January 14, 2010 from 7pm to 8:30pm – Mooresville Public Library

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Plight of Parrots at Mooresville Public Library

January 14, 2010 from 7pm to 8:30pm

Wildlife conservation usually begins at home. But what happens when wild creatures are snatched from their native land, brought to the United States and abandoned or mistreated due to misunderstanding of their wild nature? Find out 7 p.m. Thursday,…

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Plight of Parrots at Mooresville Public Library

January 14, 2010 from 7pm to 8:30pm

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LNWC - Animal Survival Secrets at Mooresville Public Library

November 12, 2009 from 7pm to 8:30pm

Animal Survival Secrets Nature lovers invited to hear ranger reveal animal survival secrets How do animals survive in the wild? Lake Norman State Park Ranger Daniel Schewlakow knows and he will let everyone else in on the secret at a free nature…

October 29

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LNWC - Animal Survival Secrets at Mooresville Public Library

November 12, 2009 from 7pm to 8:30pm

October 26

Caroline Day is attending James Ray's event

LNWC Wildlife Oyster & Shrimp Festival at Midway Boathouse Grill

October 17, 2009 from 5pm to 8pm

Saturday, October 17, 2009 - "Wildlife Oyster & Shrimp Festival" at Midway Boathouse Grill starting at 5:00 PM with musical entertainment. Come by boat or car for all-you-can-eat oysters and shrimp. To register or for more information click HERE, em…

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LNWC - Spooky Spectacular Spiders at Mooresville Public Library

October 8, 2009 from 7pm to 8:30pm

Thursday, October 8, 2009 - "Spooky Spectacular Spiders" will be our next free educational program. Start time for the program is 7:00 PM and will be held at the Mooresville Public Library. For more information click HERE, email us at info@lakenorma…

October 7

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LNWC Wildlife Oyster & Shrimp Festival at Midway Boathouse Grill

October 17, 2009 from 5pm to 8pm

October 5

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LNWC - Spooky Spectacular Spiders at Mooresville Public Library

October 8, 2009 from 7pm to 8:30pm

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At 3:23pm on January 10, 2009, Ernie McLaney said…: You Lake Norman group website is impressive. I too wish this one had more features and I'm hopeful that Ning will continue with upgrades so that we can be more interactive and dynamic. Your attendance numbers are amazing. We'll pass the site concerns on to the Ning folks to add to their upgrade list.
Thanks again, Jim.

At 12:46pm on January 10, 2009, Ernie McLaney said…: Jim,
I wanted to check in and see how things are going with your chapter. On your Jan. 14th event listed on this site it would appear that you are the only one going but I know that won't be the case. Still, I tend to think of this network as a way to check out the activity from our members. If we can help with any questions about using this site or make some changes that might make it more appealing, we are interested to hear them. Hope you have great turnout. Your topic is great and the cause is important.

At 9:43pm on August 21, 2008, Carol Buie-Jackson said…: Jim, what's the deadline for registration for the cruise? I'll send another broadcast email a day or two before....a Last Chance email. cbj

At 4:35pm on August 13, 2008, Carol Buie-Jackson said…: I did a cut/paste and referred viewers to Events, NCWF or you for more details. Hope it helps!

At 10:03am on August 13, 2008, Carol Buie-Jackson said…: There are a couple of ways to get the word out about an event in addition to posting on the 'events' page. If you would like a broadcast email to go out to all Ning members, send the body of text in an email to HAWKNCWF@gmail.com and Ernie or I will get it out asap. Another way is to go to your group page, and click on "send message to group"--that's why its important to encourage members to join individual groups, so that they will get these kind of emails. But the best way to send the event to lots of people is to click on the event and under Event Details click on "invite more people". An invitation form comes up and you can type in addresses, cut and paste your email list or you can even import your address book. I hope this helps and let me know if you have any questions or need any help.

At 4:25pm on June 30, 2008, Carol Buie-Jackson said…: Ok. I sent out an invitation to most ppl in my listserv today so we are seeing some more ppl join. The more the merrier! Let me know if there's anything I can do to help you

At 6:04pm on June 5, 2008, Ernie McLaney said…: Our feeling at HAWK is that we will most likely let our original site go and use those funds to support our chapter mission. At this time, we feel the Ning site gives our members more opportunity to exchange information in a timely manner. It also allows all chapter members to network and share/participate in statewide environmental issues and projects. It's not perfect by any means, but if you take a look at what some other groups are doing by visiting the Ning home page, you will see some amazing organizational usage.

At 9:59am on June 5, 2008, Ernie McLaney said…: Jim,
Welcome to the NC Wildlife Federation group site.
There's lots of potential for networking and information sharing here as well as opportunites for the various NCWF Chapters to collaborate on projects, issues, and events.
We value your feedback, comments and questions as we all take a look at this new venture.

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