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Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Sequoia National Park/King's Canyon

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NON PROFIT NEWS: The Murie Center, Workshops, & The Arctic Soundscape Project (I & II)

WE WERE HONORED...

to have had The Murie Center (a non-profit, 501(c)3) as our non-profit fiscal sponsor for donations supporting The Arctic Soundscape Project/Phase I at the initial launch of that effort.

We greatly appreciate the contributions that friends, family, and fans of this work made to help that baseline study take place. For Phase II, to gather additional baseline samples and/or begin first comparative studies of changes over time, we hope to again engage the public in support.

We'll keep you posted on progress to send another team to the Arctic Refuge and revisit the research for added data and more understanding of the wilderness and wildlife conditions in that beautiful and fragile eco-system.

SUPPORT SOUNDSCAPE RESEARCH & OUTREACH

To contribute to the Phase II of our Arctic Soundscape Project, participate in one of our outreach programs, or explore other collaborative arts or installation works in progress, please contact us directly at INFO@WILDSANCTUARY.COM

or write us at: Wild Sanctuary, P O Box 536, Glen Ellen, CA 95442

FURTHER THE FIELD OF SOUNDSCAPE ECOLOGY:

To become an official project sponsor, launch a baseline habitat study, discuss academic or scholastic involvement, attend a workshop, arrange a guest teaching or speaking engagement, engage your book club, underwrite a specific program feature, or explore the ways strategic partnership can connect more people to the natural wild, please contact: info@wildsanctuary.com

Tuesday, February 27, 2007

Sequoia National Park/King's Canyon

NON PROFIT NEWS: The Murie Center, Workshops, & The Arctic Soundscape Project (I & II)

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