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March 3, 2008: Events that we are going to be planning for the Spring
Quarter involve: A PAWs drive, TWS Game Night at the HUB, Picnic outdoors,
Field trip with Dr. Karen Peterson’s Zoology Class, and Canoeing in Lake
Washington. Join now and you can be part of all the events that the TWS will
be having this Spring Quarter. March 2, 2008: The events that we have done this quarter were loads of
fun and exciting. For prospective
TWS members, we have gone on a Snow-Shoe Tracking Expedition and had a TWS
archery night at the IMA this Winter Quarter. These are events that you can look forward to if you join as
a member. So if you are interested
please email us and we would love to have you come join this
organization. Meetings tend to
be held about 2-3 times a quarter to discuss these exciting events and to
meet up with fellow TWS members and catch up. More events will be determined at our next TWS meeting on
March 3, 2008 at 4:30PM in Anderson Hall. Prospective members are welcome to stop by to ask
questions and sign up for the club.
January 6, 2008: Happy New Years!
We will be starting off 2008 with our annual Snow Shoe Trip on January
12-13. If you are interested
please contact the TWS at uwtws@u.washington.edu. More information is under our News
link. Pictures will be updated
for the Halloween party soon, please look under News for the link in the near
future. October 9, 2007: This webpage is still under construction for the
upcoming 2007-2008 academic year.
We will be updating this soon so please check back soon. ---------- It’s been an amazing year and amazing things have
happened! We’ve gone on a snowshoe tracking adventure, thrown some social
mixers, toured campus to see banded crows, insects and other small creatures
then canoed about the UBNA and the Arboretum to explore and appreciate the
wildlife that lives in right in our backyard! We’ve made a huge success in
cleaning up the K-wing Courtyard on MLK, Jr. day and renovated the giant
planter to install the new bird garden! We’d like to thank all of our members and wildlife
enthusiasts for joining us through all these exciting times. We hope to see
you around next autumn when we kick off the new UWTWS club-year! ----------- See the news section! The photos are moving! ----------- The Wildlife Society, Student Chapter at the UW
is a student organization serving the UW community by providing activities
and events that focus on wildlife issues. It is our hope that this site will serve not only to disseminate
information regarding the activities of the club, but also as a point of reference
for those students considering the environmental science and resource
management program at the UW. Please check out all of our events at the events/calendar link above and then click
on each event for more information. We have also included UW events of
interest concerning wildlife that you may want to attend. HOW TO JOIN: We now have NEW Wildlife Society membership applications!
You can download them (HERE),
print them or pick one up in Anderson 116. You can turn in the application
and membership fee ($15/year $5/quarter) to any club event, to Anderson 116
(to the right of the computer) or via mail at UW box 352100 Seattle, WA
98105-2100. Remember that you
don’t have to be a UW Student to join. Already a member? Fill one out anyway to help us get to know you better. The application also provides opportunities for you to sign on to get more involved in club. Want to be come a National Member of the Wildlife Society? It costs only an additional $17 ($32 total for Students) and you will receive a bimonthly newsletter “The Wildlifer.” You will also receive our new full color magazine, called the Wildlife Professional. Also, as a national member, you can sign up for the TWS list serve, as well as post jobs online for either a free or reduced rate. And, you'll have the option of receiving our publications, the “Journal of Wildlife Management:” and the “Wildlife Society Bulletin”. If you need any help filling out your application or have questions, please email us. To print out the national membership application, download
the PDF. Applications are also available in Anderson 116. You can turn in
the application and membership fee to any club event, to Anderson 116 (to the
right of the computer) or via mail at UW box 352100 Seattle, WA 98105-2100. Do you want to get more involved and help with
planning and club leadership? Send us an email anytime at uwtws@u.washington.edu LINKS OF INTEREST
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