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     A TRIBUTE by Laurie Brinklowl Inatitute of Island Studies 
     
    
   
   
    
     "Through Geoff's Eyes: A Tribute to an Island Naturalist and Gardener" 
     
     was held Thursday, June 4, at Carrefour de 1'1513'St"Jean' With funding from 
     
     Environment Week, the tribute honoured and celebrated well-known Islander 
     
     Geoff Hogan, who died March 13. The program-was a multi-media presentation, 
     
     produced with the help of Theatre Prince 
     
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     The above illustration is simply one of many informative tidbits that 
     
     you will receive from the Long Point Bird Observatory, 9.0. Box 160, Point 
     
     Rowan, Ontario NOE 1M0. Annual membership fees are $20 for regular and.$15 
     
     _for retired persons. LPBO will keep you up-to-date through its newsletter 
     
     which is provided 3 times annually. This organization is a sponsor for 
     
     Project Feederwatch, the LPBO Migration Monitoring program, the Breeding Bird 
     
     Survey, the Canadian Lakes Loon Survey, a number of other innovative bird 
     
     population monitoring projects, and bird trips.