March 13, 10:30AM, The Folk Art Center, Milepost 382, Asheville North Carolina. SALAMANDERS AND THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS: Why are the Southern Appalachians the Epicenter of Salamander Diversity? A talk by Patrick Brannon, Supervisor, Highlands Biological Station, and Joe Pechmann, Professor of Biology, Western Carolina University. Sponsored by the Friends of the WNC Nature Center. Free to Friends members and suggested donation of $5 for others. RSVPs recommended by e-mailing friends@wildwnc.org or calling 828-298-5600 ext. 308 with the number and names of people attending.
Monday, March 8, 2010
Leaping Lizzards!
March 13, 10:30AM, The Folk Art Center, Milepost 382, Asheville North Carolina. SALAMANDERS AND THE SOUTHERN APPALACHIANS: Why are the Southern Appalachians the Epicenter of Salamander Diversity? A talk by Patrick Brannon, Supervisor, Highlands Biological Station, and Joe Pechmann, Professor of Biology, Western Carolina University. Sponsored by the Friends of the WNC Nature Center. Free to Friends members and suggested donation of $5 for others. RSVPs recommended by e-mailing friends@wildwnc.org or calling 828-298-5600 ext. 308 with the number and names of people attending.
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