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Alright, evidently my last post was construed as advertising and magically disapeared. So let me reword it.

I am pleased that we are being granted permits for couperi here in Georgia. They will make a great addition to our outreach programs. Now comes the daunting task of finding some this time of year. And (again) our display board that I designed.

Let me know how I can get a copy so that I can put it up in our wildlife center next to our eastern indigo exhibit; it would look great. Are some of those pics from Dirk?

Rob Carmichael, Curator
The Wildlife Discovery Center at Elawa Farm
1401 Middlefork Drive
Lake Forest, IL 60045

>>Alright, evidently my last post was construed as advertising and magically disapeared. So let me reword it.
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>>I am pleased that we are being granted permits for couperi here in Georgia. They will make a great addition to our outreach programs. Now comes the daunting task of finding some this time of year. And (again) our display board that I designed.
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Rob Carmichael, Curator
The Wildlife Discovery Center at Elawa Farm
Lake Forest, IL

Yup, Dirk and Dean helped me out a great deal in the whole process of getting permits and upgrading my programs. Poor guys, that board went through about 15 revisions. I only have it in digital form (about 45 megs). The display pictured I had professionally produced. It is 24"x36" lightjet printed on matte photo paper and mounted to 1/2" thick gator board. It ran aobut $95 to produce, but it should last for years. I would like to have it produced as a poster, but to make it affordable, it takes a large run and a couple grand Drop me an email at info@reptileeducation.com and we'll see about getting a digital copy out to you.

B W Smith
www.reptileeducation.com

You have done a great job with this and I'm glad you got the permits.

It's really nice to see your committment to indigo conservation!

Thanks for all your help Dean. So far, i just got email notification, still waiting on the actual paperwork.

BW