Grays Harbor Audubon has tried to lease part of an island in Grays Harbor
suitable for tern nesting. So far we have not had any success. Most of the
islands are owned by the government and our Democrats put a halt on
encouraging any terns on public land in Grays Harbor. But we haven't given
up. If anyone has any feasible suggestions I'm sure the Board of Grays
Harbor Audubon would be interested in hearing them.

Bruce Fischer
Aberdeen, WA
stump at techline.com

Date: Thu, 7 Jun 2001 12:03:55 -0700
From: "WAYNE WEBER" <contopus at home.com>
To: "TWEETERS" <tweeters at u.washington.edu>
Cc: "VANBIRDS" <bcvanbirds at yahoogroups.com>, "OBOL"
<obol at bobo.nws.orst.edu>,
"DENNIS R. PAULSON" <dpaulson at ups.edu>,
Subject: Re: evil terns vs. innocent salmon
Message-ID: <011a01c0ef86$b3c59360$aaf64318 at ok.shawcable.net>

Tweeters and others,

We can discuss this subject all we like on Tweeters, but in order to
change public attitudes, a much broader public discussion needs to be
opened up. I hope that local National Audubon Society chapters and
other environmental groups will take up the cause of the terns, and
lobby for some common-sense solutions to this admittedly difficult
problem.


Wayne C. Weber, Ph.D.
114-525 Dalgleish Drive
Kamloops, BC V2C 6E4
contopus at home.com