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Belted Kingfisher ~ Ceryle alcyon ~~~~~~~~~~ Welcome to the Green Creek Wildlife Society Website! We are a conservation and research organization based in NW Ohio. Founded by Tom Kashmer over 20 years ago we are highly involved in the area with research projects and educational programs year round.
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JOIN GCWS!
If you share our passion for conservation and research, would you please consider joining? Membership includes invitation to our four yearly meetings, subscription to our newsletter, and eligibility to go on our annual big trip! Annual Dues: $12 - Individual $24 - Family $120 - Life Membership A few years back Green Creek added another level to our membership, the Life Membership. These are the people who have chosen to leave their mark on Green Creek for life.
Current Life Members: Sarah Overmyer & Mackenzie Egbert Jim & Melissa Schroeder Jim & Sharon Fisher The Mike Haubert FamilyGerry Damschroder Rita Claypool Josh & Andrea Henline Cheri Copeland-ShullTom & Sandy Kashmer Corinne Schaeffer Deb (Reineck) Meek Britt BoweThe Charlie Gerwin Family The David Kohler Family Dan Ragen Ruth ZoellerSteve Gruner Mary Lou & Dave Blausey Michael & Bethany Fork
Support GCWS!
Bluebird + Wood Duck Boxes One
of GCWS's first projects was to repopulate Northwest Ohio with Eastern
Bluebirds. This started out as a
small project, but has grown tremendously.
Currently, Green Creek has the largest Bluebird trail in Ohio with over
600 boxes. They are all maintained
and check weekly by club members during the breeding season.
We
also have the largest private Wood Duck Trail in Ohio with over 100 boxes.
Every box is sponsored by individuals or companies. Bluebird boxes can be sponsored for $25 and a Wood Duck box for $40. These are lifetime sponsorships. GCWS makes the boxes and then places them in appropriate habitats. Members monitor them throughout the year and the young are then banded. If
you would like to sponsor a box or find out more information, please e-mail Tom
Kashmer at:
Rail Traps We are also looking to expand our Rail trap project. Traps themselves cost $100-200, and the solar panels, MP3 players and other equipment add another $300. Any funds donated towards this project would be greatly appreciated.
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For problems or questions regarding this website contact Auriel Van Der Laar
- aurielvdl@yahoo.com
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