Maybe tweeters will have more space now for limericks, picnic arrangements,
and other non Pacific Northwest environmental stuff.... }:>(
Peter
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>Date: Fri, 22 Sep 1995 14:45:07 -0700
>From: "Clayton J. Antieau" <antieau at coopext.cahe.wsu.edu>
>To: antieau at coopext.cahe.wsu.edu
>Subject: NEW Listserv: Pacific-Biosnet

> ANNOUNCING PACIFIC-BIOSNET
>
>...connecting the Pacific Northwest (USA) Biological Resources and
>Ecological Restoration Community

>Washington State University Cooperative Extension is pleased to
>announce the availability of PACIFIC-BIOSNET. PACIFIC-BIOSNET is
>a free, moderated mailing list that was created in September 1995 to serve
>as a forum to provide information about and exchange ideas involving native
>plants, weeds, ecological restoration, wetland science,
>conservation, and biological resource regulation and management,
>with emphasis on Pacific Northwest issues. It's intended to be a
>comfortable, supportive place for subscribers from all levels of expertise
>to express
>themselves, seek information, and connect with others with
>similar interests. While honest differences of opinion are
>welcome, flames and personal attacks are not. PACIFIC-BIOSNET
>features a digest version as well as a regular list and has all
>posts to it stored by topic. All posts will eventually be
>available on an ftp site accessed via anonymous ftp.

>To subscribe, please send your subscription request to:

> listproc at listproc.wsu.edu

>In the body of the email message, type:

> subscribe pacific-biosnet Your_Real_Name

>where Your_Real_Name is your real name, not computer id.


>Owner/Moderator: Clayton J. Antieau (360-379-5610 ext. 204):
>antieau at coopext.cahe.wsu.edu

>Washington State University Cooperative Extension--Jefferson County
>201 West Patison
>Port Hadlock, WA 98339-9751

>Please cross-post as appropriate. Thank you.