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Willard Fell: supervisor for the Georgia Forestry Commission's 13-county District 10. photo July 16, 2006. Georgia American Forests Big Tree Coordinator. |
Steve Galehouse |
 Monica Jakuc Leverett Monica Jakuc Leverett is the Elsie Erwin Sweeney professor of music at Smith College in Northampton, MA where she has taught since 1969. New York audiences first heard Ms. Jakuc at Alice Tully Hall in 1980 in "A Program of Twentieth-Century Music for Two Pianos" with colleague Kenneth Fearn. Her performance of Bach's "Goldberg" Variations at Merkin Hall was hailed by The New York Times as "an auspicious debut...one will observe Ms. Jakuc's career with more than usual interest." Her 1988 London debut included the premier of a piece written for her by Ronald Perera. She has toured Japan and Alaska and appears often on both U.S. coasts. Ms. Jakuc also delivers lecture-recitals on women composers and has been a featured artist at International Association of Women in Music concerts in London and Washington, D.C. Inspired by Malcolm Bilson, Ms. Jakuc has performed on early pianos since 1986. She is a frequent guest artist at the E.M. Frederick Collection in Ashburnham, Massachusetts, and was an organizer and performer at the international HaydnFest 1990, co-sponsored by Smith and the Westfield Center for Early Keyboard Studies. She is a frequent guest performer with Arcadia Players, Pioneer Valley’s early music ensemble, and often features her 6 1/2 –octave Paul McNulty Graf replica in Schubert concerts. |
 Strange Birds - photo by Scott Wade
Scott Wade Champion Trees of PA Website |
Marcas Houtchings has been working at Congaree National Park for the past three years. He volunteered at Congaree National Park over 8 years. He has been working on the Champion Trees of the Congaree over two years .(Feb 2007)
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 Matthew Hannum As for myself, I've loved big trees for years... probably ever since I was a kid and my grandfather and Mom took myself and my brother and sister to a small park in southern New Jersey on the coast of the Delaware River. What impressed me most about the park was not just the Revolutionary War history, but the HUGE trees. A trio of multi-trunked, gigantic sycamores stood watch over the parking lot, and other old trees of seemingly random species were scattered around the park. in retrospect, perhaps those trees were not particularly huge, but they certainly opened my young mind to just how big trees can get and how they live outside of the stereotypical suburban environment (often a sad land of perfect lawns and mediocre trees - Bradford Pears, anyone?) Interested in ancient trees, art, photography, or astronomy? Then visit my
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Barry Caselli New Jersey Pine Barrens and other trees |
Darian Copiz |
Michael Davie - ascent of 154' hemlock near Boogerman Pine, GSMNP
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Kirk Johnson |
 Pamela Briggs http://www.pamelabriggs.com/ Pamela is an Iowa native. She lives in the Mississippi River Valley where the river flows east to west. Bald eagles come there to fish each winter. She worked at a public library for 15 years. She's been a reporter for three newspapers and has had diverse freelance writing and editing gigs. She has a BA in Theatre, and has performed in 41 stage productions. She's appeared in two Italian movies, neither of which she has seen. She sang with Elvis on Velvet, an a cappella quartet, for five years. Her original song "Run Like A Deer" is on their recording Four-Eyed Soul. |
Erik Bjarling |
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