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AEP Texas Goes Wild for Beeville
We
are proud to report that AEP Texas has generously sponsored six schools
in Beeville to receive the Kritters 4 Kids Program. That is
really exciting! Last year, they sponsored six schools
in Victoria. Many thanks to Larry Jones for being a big fan of
our Coastal Bend environmental education program. Harold Ashley,
Community Affairs Manager and Julio Reyes, Vice-President of External
Affairs get stars in their crown as well. AEP Texas continues to
reach out and make a difference to students, teachers, schools, and
ecosystems in the Coastal Bend.
The photograph of the common raccoon was taken by photographer Juan Bahamon, M.D. Landowner: The Nature Conservancy/South Texas Botanical Gardens & Nature Center - Shamrock Island Preserve
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We are Thankful For Our Newest Angels
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David and Becky Crow of Crow Ranches are sponsoring Goliad Primary School. Thank you Gail & Bruce Hoffman and Wachovia for sponsoring Incarnate Middle Academy.
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Kritters 4 Kids Deliveries In January
*Yeager Elementary School - sponsored by the LOTE program *Seashore Middle Academy - sponsored by The Ed Rachal Foundation *Incarnate Word Middle Academy - sponsored by Bruce & Gail Hoffman and Wachovia *Shaw Elementary School - sponsored by the LOTE program
Follow up visits to schools include: Windsor Park Elementary School, London ISD, Calk Elementary School
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Calk Elementary Science Fair Day
Educational
outreach in the community can be so much fun. I was asked to be a
judge at a science fair exhibit at Calk Elementary School on January
24th. It really is exciting to see what students are learning in
school about the environment and the world we live in. There were
fifteen judges and each of us had a criteria sheet to fill out. I
enjoyed my visit at Calk Elementary - the students, teachers, and
adminstration are creating a learning environment that is fun, too!
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Angel Wanted for The Boys and Girls Club of Corpus Christi
Is there an angel out there who would be interested in sponsoring a set of 20 Wildlife in Focus
photography books for this outstanding organization? Founded in
1957, The Boys and Girls Club of Corpus Christi serves children, ages 6
through 18. They are open after school, during school holidays,
and all summer long offering parents a safe, well-supervised
environment for their children. They are first and foremost a
safe haven for children. At the The Boys and Girls Club children
participate in programs and activities that together have a profound
impact on their lives.
I was talking with Amanda
Martinez who volunteers at the Greenwood location, and I asked her
if they had a library. She said yes, and I thought how nice it
would be if we could present them 20 Wildlife in Focus photo books and 2 summer days of wildlife fun.
If
you would like to be a sponsor for The Boys and Girls Club of Corpus
Christi, please give me a call at (361) 881-9633.
Together we can make great things happen!
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Kritter Kamp is coming to Corpus Christi and Kingsville
Campers combine Science and Art to preserve and protect our local wildlife at Kritter Kamp
We
want to thank our two Education Angels for their generosity in
sponsoring Kritter Kamps this summer. The King Ranch Family
Trust is sponsoring a week long Kritter Kamp in Kingsville.
Here in Corpus Christi, The Blanche Davis Moore Foundation
is sponsoring a week long Kritter Kamp.
Kritter
Kamp will lead campers through an entertaining
environmental education experience inspired by Science and
Art. We are scheduling dates now.
*Camp is limited to the first 20 students (ages 7-10) who have
pre-registered. *10 scholarships available. To reserve your spot at Kritter Kamp, call 881-9316 for a registration form or click on www.wildlifephotocontest.com
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Quick Animal Fact
Can you name the only 2 countries in the world where alligators live in their natural habitats? Photo by: Christina R. Kleberg, Womack Family Ranch
Answer:
The United States (we have plenty of alligators here)
and China (they live along the banks of the Yangtze River and are
extremely endangered). Source: Wikipedia, The Free
Encyclopedia
For more information about alligators, click here
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