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Saint Paul Audubon Society Merchandise For Sale

St. Paul Audubon Society is offering an assortment of shirts, jackets, and hats embroidered with the Society’s logo for members to show their support and increase the visibility of the club. SPAS logo items available to order through October 19th at http://saintpaulaudubonsociety.aimsmarter.com.

Samples of many of the items will be available at the October 11 member meeting to show sizes and colors. The samples will be for sale on the spot (cash or check), and everything else may be ordered using a credit card on the website listed above. Items ordered online should be ready for pick up at the November member meeting. For those who can’t pick them up that day, items will also be at the December meeting, or they can be mailed by adding $10 to each order.

Members may also order by filling out the order form and emailing a picture of it to guy@promotional.com.

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October Membership Meeting

Moving and Restoring the Dioramas for the new Bell Museum

Date/Time
Thu, Oct 11 , 2018
6:45 pm – 8:30 pm

Don Luce has worked in the museum world for four decades. He earned a degree in zoology and a master’s degree in medical and biological illustration from the University of Michigan. At the Bell Museum, he has combined his interests in science, art and nature to produce original temporary and permanent exhibitions. Exhibition topics included art and nature, ecology, evolution, animal behavior, endangered species, and current university research. Many of these exhibitions tour nationally as part of Bell Museum’s Touring Exhibition Service.

November Membership Meeting

Climate-Threatened and Endangered Birds of Minnesota

Date/Time
Thu, Nov 8 , 2018
6:45 pm – 8:30 pm

Formerly an accountant, in 2015 Monica Bryand decided to make a major career change and has taken on many consulting opportunities and followed her passion for bird photography, working on a special project with Audubon MN. Bryand currently consults with various nonprofits. Her passion for the environment has her working half-time for a community bike shop Cycles for Change. Bryand doesn’t just walk the paths to get her birds: she’ll take her equipment on a bike, in a kayak, and sometimes has three dogs tethered to her.