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Following a long and distinguished volunteer career as the Secretary of the Trinidad & Tobago Field Naturalist Club, Ian Lambie was nominated and subsequently elected to membership of the Board of Management of the Asa Wright Nature Centre by one of the Centre’s founders, Dr. Joseph Copeland. Ian served as the Secretary to the Board in 1976 and at the Annual General Meeting of 1977 he was unanimously elected to the post of President on the nomination of the out-going President, Dr.Copeland. His nomination was then seconded by the famous wildlife artist and another founder of the Centre, Don Eckleberry. Over the course of his leadership at the Centre, Ian brought great value to the Centre in transforming it into one of the most desirable destinations for naturalists and birdwatchers from throughout the world. In the October 1999 Issue of Audubon magazine |
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BIOGRAPHY
Following a long and distinguished volunteer career as the Secretary of the Trinidad & Tobago Field Naturalist Club, Ian Lambie was nominated and subsequently elected to membership of the Board of Management of the Asa Wright Nature Centre by one of the Centre’s founders, Dr. Joseph Copeland. Ian served as the Secretary to the Board in 1976 and at the Annual General Meeting of 1977 he was unanimously elected to the post of President on the nomination of the out-going President, Dr.Copeland. His nomination was then seconded by the famous wildlife artist and another founder of the Centre, Don Eckleberry. Over the course of his leadership at the Centre, Ian brought great value to the Centre in transforming it into one of the most desirable destinations for naturalists and birdwatchers from throughout the world. In the October 1999 Issue of Audubon magazine |
AUDIO RECORDINGS
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DOCUMENTS
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FAMILY TREE
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