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World Owl Trust - leading the World in Owl Conservation
Thursday 23rd May, 2013

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Needs And Thanks

Many thanks are due to all our supporters with special mention to the following... Mrs. Pamela Harwood, Mrs. Pam Lewis, Broughton CE Primary School, RSPB, Richard Waple, Grahame Smith, the pupils of Victoria High School, Ravenglass and Eskdale Railway, Cumbria Wildlife Trust, Mrs. D. Bennie Mrs. Valerie Tyman, Mrs. Ann Lake, Mrs. Susan Harding, Mr. Richard & Mrs. Margaret Key, Sue and Eric Berry, Jennifer Cranfield, Eastern Countries Foreign Bird Society, the Lomas family, Charley and Jack Smith, Mr. James Ranson, Mrs. Barbara Cornell, 1st Brown Lees Brownies, Mr. & Mrs. B. Diaper, South Lanarkshire Leisure and Culture Ltd., Stewart & Sue Wilson, Drayton Manor, John & Maureen Solway, Cumbria Crystal, Lancashire Life, Karla Gudgeon, Dalegarth, Janet Brewer, Mr. & Mrs. M. Gates, Mr. Ian Downie, Mr. & Mrs, Warren & Shirley Hillitt, Ms. Kate Garraway, Miss Danielle Turnell, Ms. Laura Brittain, Mr. & Mrs. Colin & Joan Tomlinson, Clader Glen Park, C J Birdfood, Landlife, Serenata Flowers and The Barn.

In Memory
Mrs. Joan Parker

If you would like to support the World Owl Trust, donations of any of the following items would be very much appreciated. Bin Bags Kitchen Rolls Ornaments/collectables for resale Duck Tape AA Batteries A3 and A4 Paper Punched Pockets Office Furniture Unused large Jiffy Bags Tools (spades, forks etc) Woodchip for the aviaries Cable Ties of various sizes A3 and A4 Laminating Pouches Used Stamps White and Manilla envelopes (all sizes) Packets of Seeds Tubes of clear silicone (used to put up adoption plaques and signs on aviaries) Adjustable luggage straps and large staples (for nest box erection

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The World Owl Trust is a member of the British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums (BIAZA) and the European Association of Zoos and Aquariums (EAZA). The Trust relies on a dedicated membership, visitors, donations and legacies.
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