Post by desiree on Feb 22, 2006 22:55:11 GMT -5
The New Year has started off with much excitement for both IRCF and BIRP.
IRCF has released a website that provides convenient membership registration and highlights from the IGUANA journal. The March issue of the journal is heading off to the printer, so join now or renew your membership and don't miss it. Visit www.ircf.org/iguana and preview the journal! Remember, your membership is tax deductible, as IRCF is a 501c(3) non-profit organization.
The winter edition of Blue Iguana Tales has also recently been completed by IRCF. Read about the changing of the guard at the Botanical Park, with iguana-come-lately Santa assuming Forrest's kingdom! Meanwhile, the Salina Reserve welcomed 71 new residents. We are eagerly awaiting 2006 breeding activities! Also, learn about Blue Iguana Sponsorship and more! Again, thank you for all the support to the Fencing project: 117 feet to go!
Don't forget to check out the BIRP articles - learn about the differences between Blue and Green iguanas. You can find BITS and the articles at www.blueiguana.ky
Thanks so much!!
des
des@ircf.org
desircf.blogspot.com
www.ircf.org
Become part of the solution! Join the IRCF!
IRCF has released a website that provides convenient membership registration and highlights from the IGUANA journal. The March issue of the journal is heading off to the printer, so join now or renew your membership and don't miss it. Visit www.ircf.org/iguana and preview the journal! Remember, your membership is tax deductible, as IRCF is a 501c(3) non-profit organization.
The winter edition of Blue Iguana Tales has also recently been completed by IRCF. Read about the changing of the guard at the Botanical Park, with iguana-come-lately Santa assuming Forrest's kingdom! Meanwhile, the Salina Reserve welcomed 71 new residents. We are eagerly awaiting 2006 breeding activities! Also, learn about Blue Iguana Sponsorship and more! Again, thank you for all the support to the Fencing project: 117 feet to go!
Don't forget to check out the BIRP articles - learn about the differences between Blue and Green iguanas. You can find BITS and the articles at www.blueiguana.ky
Thanks so much!!
des
des@ircf.org
desircf.blogspot.com
www.ircf.org
Become part of the solution! Join the IRCF!