FOWL

Friends of
Subscribe to the FOWL... Events list-serve To join the active members of FOWL, enroll in this action-alert. You will be notified of current events and activities within the organization. Subscribe to the FOWL... newsletter list-serve be among the first to read the FOWL newsletter. Get better graphics. Enjoy a rare spring woodfrog call (16 seconds).	Report Suspicious Activities! Estimates from reliable seasoned field workers say that *50% or more of vernal pool destruction may be the result of unpermitted, illegal activity.* Thus, if you see suspicious activity in your neighborhood don't hesitate to call the EPA field officer.	Friends of Wetlands is a local group that addresses local, as well as state and federal issues. All of our funding comes from the generosity of our members. No one in FOWL makes any money or is paid for the work done; we are a completely volunteer organization. Your membership in and support of FOWL really makes all the difference.
Copyright 2008 Friends of Wetlands

Friends of

Subscribe to the FOWL...
Events
list-serve
To join the active members of FOWL, enroll in this action-alert. You will be notified of current events and activities within the organization.

Subscribe to the FOWL...
newsletter
list-serve
be among the first to read the FOWL newsletter. Get better graphics.

Enjoy a rare spring woodfrog call
(16 seconds).

Report Suspicious Activities!

Estimates from reliable seasoned field workers say that 50% or more of vernal pool destruction may be the result of unpermitted, illegal activity. Thus, if you see suspicious activity in your neighborhood don't hesitate to call the EPA field officer.
Pondhawk

Friends of Wetlands
is a local group that addresses local, as well as state and federal issues. All of our funding comes from the generosity of our members. No one in FOWL makes any money or is paid for the work done; we are a completely volunteer organization. Your membership in and support of FOWL really makes all the difference.

Friends of

Report Suspicious Activities!

Copyright 2008 Friends of Wetlands