Comments for Humboldt Society http://humboldtsociety.org Honoring Alexander von Humboldt Wed, 08 Jul 2009 23:28:37 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on Birding Panama – a Malcom Rymer Video Presentation by rivertyde http://humboldtsociety.org/2009/07/07/birding-panama-a-malcom-rymer-video-presentation/#comment-155 rivertyde Wed, 08 Jul 2009 23:28:37 +0000 http://humboldtsociety.org/?p=94#comment-155 The video will be presented at the meeting. There is no link for online viewing. If you have other questions please let me know. The video will be presented at the meeting. There is no link for online viewing. If you have other questions please let me know.

]]> Comment on Birding Panama – a Malcom Rymer Video Presentation by Nina http://humboldtsociety.org/2009/07/07/birding-panama-a-malcom-rymer-video-presentation/#comment-152 Nina Wed, 08 Jul 2009 04:18:48 +0000 http://humboldtsociety.org/?p=94#comment-152 stupid time for me.... sorry. Would love to view the Panama video but can't figure out how to open it. stupid time for me…. sorry. Would love to view the Panama video but can’t figure out how to open it.

]]> Comment on Ecuador: Our Trip by Zuri http://humboldtsociety.org/2009/02/12/ecuador-our-trip/#comment-109 Zuri Sun, 15 Feb 2009 18:52:52 +0000 http://humboldtsociety.org/?p=70#comment-109 Ecuador is the perfect spot for birdwatching lovers. The cloud forests are great for birdwatching. These forests are located at only one and a half hour from Quito (capital city of Ecuador). The region of Nono-Tandayapa-Bellavista-Mindo (Northwest of Quito) has been declared the first Area of international importance for Birds in South America. The area has recently achieved the highest single day bird count during the world-wide Audubon Christmas Count. So for a birder, this region has to be a prime destination. Zuri Ecuador is the perfect spot for birdwatching lovers. The cloud forests are great for birdwatching. These forests are located at only one and a half hour from Quito (capital city of Ecuador).

The region of Nono-Tandayapa-Bellavista-Mindo (Northwest of Quito) has been declared the first Area of international importance for Birds in South America.

The area has recently achieved the highest single day bird count during the world-wide Audubon Christmas Count. So for a birder, this region has to be a prime destination.

Zuri

]]> Comment on Meetings by Willie D. Pilkington http://humboldtsociety.org/event-schedule/#comment-90 Willie D. Pilkington Mon, 20 Oct 2008 04:00:52 +0000 http://humboldtsociety.wordpress.com/event-schedule/#comment-90 I am looking to be in contact with any and all GLBT Alumni of North Carolina State University (NCSU) in Raleigh. I am hoping that members of theHumbolt Society and the National Organization of Gay and Lesbian Scientists and Technical Professionals will be able to help us in our effort to be in touch with any of the members who may be NCSU graduates. I can be contacted at hobbitgarden@att.net. Thank you -- Willie D. Pilkington Raleigh, North Carolina, USA I am looking to be in contact with any and all GLBT Alumni of North Carolina State University (NCSU) in Raleigh. I am hoping that members of theHumbolt Society and the National Organization of Gay and Lesbian Scientists and Technical Professionals will be able to help us in our effort to be in touch with any of the members who may be NCSU graduates. I can be contacted at hobbitgarden@att.net.

Thank you
–
Willie D. Pilkington
Raleigh, North Carolina, USA

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]]> Comment on Field Trips by Is it Downy or Hairy? « Humboldt Society http://humboldtsociety.org/field-trips/#comment-39 Is it Downy or Hairy? « Humboldt Society Sat, 26 Jan 2008 13:56:12 +0000 http://humboldtsociety.wordpress.com/field-trips/#comment-39 [...] Field Trips [...] [...] Field Trips [...]

]]> Comment on Meetings by Shanlee http://humboldtsociety.org/event-schedule/#comment-7 Shanlee Sat, 27 Oct 2007 20:21:57 +0000 http://humboldtsociety.wordpress.com/event-schedule/#comment-7 I just found your website. Are you still meeting? It appears your last meeting and scheduled field trip were in September. I just found your website. Are you still meeting? It appears your last meeting and scheduled field trip were in September.

]]> Comment on About by Pride Volunteers http://humboldtsociety.org/about/#comment-5 Pride Volunteers Tue, 25 Sep 2007 00:22:56 +0000 #comment-5 To the Humboldt Society: We are currently looking for volunteers to assist at OutFest on Sunday, October 7. The event draws 30 to 40 thousand people so we need support staff to help things run smoothly. There is an all day need for people in security, stage help, and people to help the block captains as they watch over their assigned blocks. Some people in the morning help to setup tables, paint lines, build trash boxes, etc., and people in the evening work to break down tables, get stuff back on the trucks, and move the trash bags to our designated pickup locations. We ask that the volunteers work a 6 hour shift, either from 8AM-2PM, or 2PM-8PM. In exchange for their volunteer time, they will be provided with food and an Outfest t-shirt. They will definitely get the chance to meet lots of people too. If you are part of an LGBT group, and 10 volunteers from your group take part as volunteers, $200 will also be donated to your group. We are looking for individuals and groups, so please get back to me if your members would like to help to make this event better. Thank you, Dell Collier Volunteer Coordinator To the Humboldt Society:

We are currently looking for volunteers to assist at OutFest on Sunday, October 7.

The event draws 30 to 40 thousand people so we need support staff to help things run smoothly. There is an all day need for people in security, stage help, and people to help the block captains as they watch over their assigned blocks. Some people in the morning help to setup tables, paint lines, build trash boxes, etc., and people in the evening work to break down tables, get stuff back on the trucks, and move the trash bags to our designated pickup locations.

We ask that the volunteers work a 6 hour shift, either from 8AM-2PM, or 2PM-8PM. In exchange for their volunteer time, they will be provided with food and an Outfest t-shirt. They will definitely get the chance to meet lots of people too.

If you are part of an LGBT group, and 10 volunteers from your group take part as volunteers, $200 will also be donated to your group.

We are looking for individuals and groups, so please get back to me if your members would like to help to make this event better.

Thank you,
Dell Collier
Volunteer Coordinator

]]> Comment on Meetings by rivertyde http://humboldtsociety.org/event-schedule/#comment-3 rivertyde Sat, 01 Sep 2007 04:41:51 +0000 http://humboldtsociety.wordpress.com/event-schedule/#comment-3 Ally, our field trip schedule varies but our monthly meetings are always the second Thursday of the month at 7:30pm. We are currently meeting regularly at the William Way Community Center at the address given above. Ally, our field trip schedule varies but our monthly meetings are always the second Thursday of the month at 7:30pm. We are currently meeting regularly at the William Way Community Center at the address given above.

]]> Comment on Meetings by ally http://humboldtsociety.org/event-schedule/#comment-2 ally Fri, 31 Aug 2007 18:04:00 +0000 http://humboldtsociety.wordpress.com/event-schedule/#comment-2 I just found your website address in the freedom pages. I am very much a nature person! When is your next meeting? I just found your website address in the freedom pages. I am very much a nature person! When is your next meeting?

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