…the January Newsletter but the index will not be mailed to non-members on the Newsletter mailing list, since the index i s a valuable work. It will be sent on…
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…and can damage the trees themselves. The most important arboreal food/subsis- tence crop of ancient Mesoamerica was the Avocado – sometimes called the New World “olive.” Avocados are seriously damaged…
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…response from the membership has been far less than expected. That is bad news for the FCF, but very good news for you. Your chances of winning this trip are…
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…news about the exotic cats (and the occasional wolf) that found its way to our sanctuary. It turns out that my mother had actually seen me on the news (not…
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…read an article in the Baltimore Sun Newspaper by Elizabeth Large that convinced me I needed to share what was on my mind. In this newspaper article, Elizabeth stated, “To…
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…ID#59-2048618) non-commercial, and international in membership, devoted to the welfare and conservation of exotic felines. The Journal publishes articles on exotic feline conservation and husbandry, management, and regulatory and legislative…
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…e r Spano, 9 South Mountain Dr. New Bri tain, Conn. FLORIDA – David L. Salisbury, 1519 Cambridge Drive, Cocoa, Fla. 32922, Phone: 636-8374 GREATER NEW YORK, Roy Weiss, 4011…
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…leans. New members and guests were welcomed to our meeting. The new program of ‘available cats’ was pre- sented to our membership. We all learned of new pro- grams which…
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…Mr. & Mrs. Laurence Arnstein, New York, N. Y. Mr. & Mrs. Henry Bauer, South Bend, Indiana Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Baum, New York, N. Y.. Frank J. Boros, Bridgeport,…
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…three years ago at the Audubon Center for Research of Endangered Species made worldwide news. And now Ditteaux, the world’s first cloned wild carnivore, also born at the center, is…
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