[TN-Bird] Second time

From: "Scott Somershoe" <Scott.Somershoe@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <tn-bird@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 27 Nov 2006 17:16:55 -0600
I'm sending through my state email, so maybe you can read it.  Humph.


For those of you interested, I have attached information for the 2007
Southeast Partners in Flight meeting to be held in Memphis.  I hope to
have a nice contingent from Tennessee as it is in our state and I'm the
local host.  The meeting will consist of several sessions with
presentations covering certain topics (we are working on the agenda) and
an open session where students, researchers, and others give talks about
their projects.  The focus is obviously on the southeast, so there will
be talks by many folks in the area on species you know and love.  There
will be announcements for abstract submissions, but all that information
is on the website.  Might be a good opportunity to hear about local
research etc. that you may not have known about.  There's always a bunch
of cool talks showing the amazing things birds do.  Lots of conservation
oriented research, planning, and population information etc. for birds
in the southeast.

If you have any questions, please contact me at my email
(scott.somershoe@xxxxxxxxxxx) or reach me at my office:
615-781-6653.

Here's the meeting info:
I am pleased to officially announce that the 2007 Southeast Partners in
Flight Meeting will be held in Memphis, TN from 7-10 February 2007.  The
meeting will be held at the Holiday Inn Select at the Memphis Airport. 
Access via interstate and airport is very easy (free airport shuttle,
too).  Rooms are only $75/night!  When you call for reservations, please
make sure you mention you are attending the Southeast Partners in Flight
meeting and give them the booking code of E72 to ensure you get our
meeting rate.  

http://www.state.tn.us/twra/pifmeeting.html 

Through this website we have all the information you need about
registration fees and forms, directions to getting here, deadlines, what
is included in registration, field trips, etc.  We are working on the
specific agenda for presentations on Thursday and Friday (8th and 9th)
and a "Call for Abstracts" will be forthcoming; however most of the
information is included on the website.

Please make hotel reservations early as the block may fill.  In
addition, please consider registering for the meeting in advance, which
will save you extra cash!

Please forward widely to anyone who may be interested.

Thanks and looking forward to seeing you in Memphis!!

Sincerely,
Scott Somershoe



State Ornithologist
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency
P.O. Box 40747
Nashville, TN 37204
615-781-6653 (o)
601-868-0101 (cell)
615-781-6654 (fax)

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