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KENTUCKY SOCIETY OF NATURAL HISTORY |
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KENTUCKY SOCIETY OF NATURAL HISTORY |
Nature: The Greatest Show On Earth
and
Will Be Fine in 99!
This page was last revised on 05/07/99
About Us: Members of the society enjoy nature, want to learn more, and share their experiences and knowledge with others. These goals are met through monthly meetings, field trips, publications, and conferences. membership is open to all with an interest in nature, such as astronomy, botany, entomology, geology, mycology, ornithology, nature photography, zoology, etc. The society has members throughout Kentucky, and neighboring
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Celebrating Black Mountain Weekend
This month's feature is Black
Mountain Blues.
Compact reached on Black Mountain Deal ends further mining near
top
Second pair of nesting Falcons found in Kentucky
Visit Falcon-Cam, a link is found in the article.
New Kentucky Orchid poster now available from Frog
Loggers.
This is cool.
You will need the quicktime plug in.
For more neat stuff like this enter K.S.N.H., and visit Yosemite.
View
Information on Our Smoky Mountain Trip
From the files of Abused Nature News.
New: K.S.N.H. is now offering research
grants.
New: View a Slide Show On Our Recent Carter
Caves Trip.
| Breaking News for Cavers and History Buffs: A casting meeting for Peridot Pictures Corp.�s docudrama of legendary cave explorer Floyd Collins occurred. Saturday, April 3 at Holiday Inn Express in Cave City. Women and men of all ages were interviewed to recreate rescue attempts, crowds of onlookers, and family and community members. More information will be available later. |
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Join Us In
Our Kentucky Nature Forum. Conducted at 7:00 pm e.s.t. weekdays. |
A New Meeting Place for the Falls of the Ohio Chapter
The Falls of the Ohio Chapter has moved
its meeting location from the Bon Air Library
to the Louisville Nature Center on Illinois Ave.
Need a neat bird check list
for the participation in a bird count?
Big South Fork has one that's
great for any area in Kentucky.
| Hidden in this site is a clickable image that will lead
you to a puzzle on the trees of Kentucky, if solved bring it to our next
fall conference at
Pine Mountain Settlement School in October and you might win a neat prize..
Finding this link maybe a challenge.
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| You are naturalist |