April 30, 2009 Annual Membership Meeting: Simply the *BEST* Members and Volunteers! On Sunday, April 26, over 70 Land Trust members enjoyed a wine & cheese reception at lovely Monte Sano Lodge and were welcomed by Board Chairman Charlotte Spear.  Attendees learned about recent land preservation successes from Executive Director Cynthia Parker.  Volunteer Coordinator Kim Arnold thanked members for their ongoing volunteer support.  She recognized Volunteers of the Year Ms. Susan Gorrell and Dr. John Cramer.  Volunteers were given flowering dogwoods as tokens of appreciation. David Young and Lynne Weninegar presented a Powerpoint showing some special trail features and wildflowers on our three nature preserves then led some folks on a short hike. Please go to http://www.facebook.com/home.php?ref=home#/album.php?aid=2021775&id=1435381262 to see photos.
Reserve your company's team for the 15th Annual Emerald Classic Golf Tournament at The Ledges Monday, June 1 Presented by "Going Green" is more than just a catch phrase or a color. It is a thoughtful, determined process with deliberate actions resulting in conservation and preservation of our natural resources. Land Trust members have chosen to invest their time and resources toward a goal for the greater good - preserving greenspace in North Alabama.  Thanks to our members and supporters,  The Land Trust will continue to be successful in its important mission. Together, conserving the places you love. Come by The Land Trust information table at  "Clean the Green" at Madison's Dublin Park on Saturday, May 9, and at the HYP Wiffle Ball Tournament on May 16 at UA Huntsville	Praise for Bluebird Cafe Songwriters "At Vanderbilt's Dyer Observatory, we have had both Don Henry and Jim Photoglo present their wonderful music at our Bluebird on the Mountain summer concert series.  They are super entertainers and the audience will recognize many, many hit songs that they have written.  Huntsville is in for a memorable evening of great music!" Dr. Rick Chappell Director, Vanderbilt Dyer Observatory Formerly of the NASA/Marshall Space Flight Center For photos from prior Concerts, please go to  http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2021869&id=1435381262&l=9742affbc1 Please remember that orders for boxed dinners from 801 Franklin must be ordered by May 8. Kids and parents!  Enjoy outdoor adventure this summer! Details of "Tuesdays on the Trails" coming soon. Join other friends of land preservation:  "Friend" The Land Trust on Facebook Search for "Land Trust Huntsville"
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