desiree

Message from John Binns, our IRCF president, with regards to the NRBE
Guatemalan Beaded Lizard auction. The auction flyer is located at
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/auction.html from which you can
download a PDF.

If you will be in Daytona, we will also be seeking volunteers to help
gather items for the auction thay day, as well as manage the auction
in the evening. There is a "Volunteers Needed" link at
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/auction.html

Please feel free to distribute this information.

Thx!
des.
des (AT) ircf (DOT) org
http://desircf.blogspot.com
http://www.IRCF.org
Become part of the solution! Join the IRCF!

*******************************************
Greetings,

Last year, the IRCF sponsored the National Reptile Breeder's Expo
auction to benefit the West Indian Rock Iguanas. The auction was a
huge success and generated over $20,000 to help fund critical
conservation work to assist the San Salvador Rock Iguana (Cyclura
rileyi rileyi), Jamaican Iguana (Cyclura collei), Anegada Iguana
(Cyclura pinguis), and the Grand Cayman Blue Iguana (Cyclura lewisi).

Last year's auction success is credited to the generosity of donors
and vendors who gave willingly, the many volunteers who contributed
long hours in managing the auctions activities, and Wayne Hill for
hosting the event.

This year, the IRCF is teaming up with Zoo Atlanta to sponsor the
NRBE auction to benefit the Guatemalan Beaded Lizard (H. h.
charlesbogerti). Fewer than 200 of these critically endangered
animals remain in the unique dry forest habitat of the Motagua Valley
in Guatemala.

Saving this species is within our reach, but the window of
opportunity is closing rapidly.

Recovery efforts are being conducted through a partnership called
Project Heloderma, headed by Zootropic, a Guatemalan NGO working in
unison with NGO Defensores de la Naturaleza Foundation (Defenders of
Nature), whose primary focus is the conservation of the Motagua
Valley. Other partners include the Guatemalan government's National
Council of Protected Areas (CONAP), Zoo Atlanta, the IRCF, San Diego
Zoo, and Dan Beck, Central Washington University.

Detailed information about Project Heloderma can be found at the
following web address: http://www.IRCF.org/projectheloderma

We are seeking your help and support to save the Guatemalan Beaded
Lizard. Please consider the following ways to contribute:

1. Benefit Auction: Donate items for the auction (August 19th 2006).
All donations are U.S. tax deductible. What can I donate? Just about
anything, Crafts, Artwork, Books, Reptile Supplies, Services,
Professional Services, Passes, Vacations Packages, Equipment,
Appliances, Apparel, Field Equipment and electronics, Old Cars, you
name it. To donate, simply go to:
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/auction2.html

2. Participate in our online Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze Donor
Program, and receive your Certificate of Appreciation, Guatemalan
Beaded Lizard photograph, and, depending on your level of
contribution, a gift of appreciation. For information please visit:
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/help.html

3. Financial Donors or Sponsorship, at any scale, corporate or
private, local or international. Please contact Sandy at: SB (AT) ircf (DOT) org

If you would prefer to handle your contribution at a personal level,
please contact Sandy at SB (AT) ircf (DOT) org -or- call toll-free 877-472-3674
for assistance.

Project Heloderma thanks you in advance for any consideration and
assistance you can provide.

Sincerely,

John

PS. Please feel free to distribute this mailing.

desiree

Message from John Binns, our IRCF president, with regards to the NRBE
Guatemalan Beaded Lizard auction. The auction flyer is located at
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/auction.html from which you can
download a PDF.

If you will be in Daytona, we will also be seeking volunteers to help
gather items for the auction thay day, as well as manage the auction
in the evening. There is a "Volunteers Needed" link at
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/auction.html

Please feel free to distribute this information.

Thx!
des.
des (AT) ircf (DOT) org
http://desircf.blogspot.com
http://www.IRCF.org
Become part of the solution! Join the IRCF!

*******************************************
Greetings,

Last year, the IRCF sponsored the National Reptile Breeder's Expo
auction to benefit the West Indian Rock Iguanas. The auction was a
huge success and generated over $20,000 to help fund critical
conservation work to assist the San Salvador Rock Iguana (Cyclura
rileyi rileyi), Jamaican Iguana (Cyclura collei), Anegada Iguana
(Cyclura pinguis), and the Grand Cayman Blue Iguana (Cyclura lewisi).

Last year's auction success is credited to the generosity of donors
and vendors who gave willingly, the many volunteers who contributed
long hours in managing the auctions activities, and Wayne Hill for
hosting the event.

This year, the IRCF is teaming up with Zoo Atlanta to sponsor the
NRBE auction to benefit the Guatemalan Beaded Lizard (H. h.
charlesbogerti). Fewer than 200 of these critically endangered
animals remain in the unique dry forest habitat of the Motagua Valley
in Guatemala.

Saving this species is within our reach, but the window of
opportunity is closing rapidly.

Recovery efforts are being conducted through a partnership called
Project Heloderma, headed by Zootropic, a Guatemalan NGO working in
unison with NGO Defensores de la Naturaleza Foundation (Defenders of
Nature), whose primary focus is the conservation of the Motagua
Valley. Other partners include the Guatemalan government's National
Council of Protected Areas (CONAP), Zoo Atlanta, the IRCF, San Diego
Zoo, and Dan Beck, Central Washington University.

Detailed information about Project Heloderma can be found at the
following web address: http://www.IRCF.org/projectheloderma

We are seeking your help and support to save the Guatemalan Beaded
Lizard. Please consider the following ways to contribute:

1. Benefit Auction: Donate items for the auction (August 19th 2006).
All donations are U.S. tax deductible. What can I donate? Just about
anything, Crafts, Artwork, Books, Reptile Supplies, Services,
Professional Services, Passes, Vacations Packages, Equipment,
Appliances, Apparel, Field Equipment and electronics, Old Cars, you
name it. To donate, simply go to:
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/auction2.html

2. Participate in our online Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze Donor
Program, and receive your Certificate of Appreciation, Guatemalan
Beaded Lizard photograph, and, depending on your level of
contribution, a gift of appreciation. For information please visit:
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/help.html

3. Financial Donors or Sponsorship, at any scale, corporate or
private, local or international. Please contact Sandy at: SB (AT) ircf (DOT) org

If you would prefer to handle your contribution at a personal level,
please contact Sandy at SB (AT) ircf (DOT) org -or- call toll-free 877-472-3674
for assistance.

Project Heloderma thanks you in advance for any consideration and
assistance you can provide.

Sincerely,

John

PS. Please feel free to distribute this mailing.

desiree

Message from John Binns, our IRCF president, with regards to the NRBE
Guatemalan Beaded Lizard auction. The auction flyer is located at
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/auction.html from which you can
download a PDF.

If you will be in Daytona, we will also be seeking volunteers to help
gather items for the auction thay day, as well as manage the auction
in the evening. There is a "Volunteers Needed" link at
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/auction.html

Please feel free to distribute this information.

Thx!
des.
des (AT) ircf (DOT) org
http://desircf.blogspot.com
http://www.IRCF.org
Become part of the solution! Join the IRCF!

*******************************************
Greetings,

Last year, the IRCF sponsored the National Reptile Breeder's Expo
auction to benefit the West Indian Rock Iguanas. The auction was a
huge success and generated over $20,000 to help fund critical
conservation work to assist the San Salvador Rock Iguana (Cyclura
rileyi rileyi), Jamaican Iguana (Cyclura collei), Anegada Iguana
(Cyclura pinguis), and the Grand Cayman Blue Iguana (Cyclura lewisi).

Last year's auction success is credited to the generosity of donors
and vendors who gave willingly, the many volunteers who contributed
long hours in managing the auctions activities, and Wayne Hill for
hosting the event.

This year, the IRCF is teaming up with Zoo Atlanta to sponsor the
NRBE auction to benefit the Guatemalan Beaded Lizard (H. h.
charlesbogerti). Fewer than 200 of these critically endangered
animals remain in the unique dry forest habitat of the Motagua Valley
in Guatemala.

Saving this species is within our reach, but the window of
opportunity is closing rapidly.

Recovery efforts are being conducted through a partnership called
Project Heloderma, headed by Zootropic, a Guatemalan NGO working in
unison with NGO Defensores de la Naturaleza Foundation (Defenders of
Nature), whose primary focus is the conservation of the Motagua
Valley. Other partners include the Guatemalan government's National
Council of Protected Areas (CONAP), Zoo Atlanta, the IRCF, San Diego
Zoo, and Dan Beck, Central Washington University.

Detailed information about Project Heloderma can be found at the
following web address: http://www.IRCF.org/projectheloderma

We are seeking your help and support to save the Guatemalan Beaded
Lizard. Please consider the following ways to contribute:

1. Benefit Auction: Donate items for the auction (August 19th 2006).
All donations are U.S. tax deductible. What can I donate? Just about
anything, Crafts, Artwork, Books, Reptile Supplies, Services,
Professional Services, Passes, Vacations Packages, Equipment,
Appliances, Apparel, Field Equipment and electronics, Old Cars, you
name it. To donate, simply go to:
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/auction2.html

2. Participate in our online Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze Donor
Program, and receive your Certificate of Appreciation, Guatemalan
Beaded Lizard photograph, and, depending on your level of
contribution, a gift of appreciation. For information please visit:
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/help.html

3. Financial Donors or Sponsorship, at any scale, corporate or
private, local or international. Please contact Sandy at: SB (AT) ircf (DOT) org

If you would prefer to handle your contribution at a personal level,
please contact Sandy at SB (AT) ircf (DOT) org -or- call toll-free 877-472-3674
for assistance.

Project Heloderma thanks you in advance for any consideration and
assistance you can provide.

Sincerely,

John

PS. Please feel free to distribute this mailing.

desiree

Message from John Binns, our IRCF president, with regards to the NRBE
Guatemalan Beaded Lizard auction. The auction flyer is located at
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/auction.html from which you can
download a PDF.

If you will be in Daytona, we will also be seeking volunteers to help
gather items for the auction thay day, as well as manage the auction
in the evening. There is a "Volunteers Needed" link at
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/auction.html

Please feel free to distribute this information.

Thx!
des.
des (AT) ircf (DOT) org
http://desircf.blogspot.com
http://www.IRCF.org
Become part of the solution! Join the IRCF!

*******************************************
Greetings,

Last year, the IRCF sponsored the National Reptile Breeder's Expo
auction to benefit the West Indian Rock Iguanas. The auction was a
huge success and generated over $20,000 to help fund critical
conservation work to assist the San Salvador Rock Iguana (Cyclura
rileyi rileyi), Jamaican Iguana (Cyclura collei), Anegada Iguana
(Cyclura pinguis), and the Grand Cayman Blue Iguana (Cyclura lewisi).

Last year's auction success is credited to the generosity of donors
and vendors who gave willingly, the many volunteers who contributed
long hours in managing the auctions activities, and Wayne Hill for
hosting the event.

This year, the IRCF is teaming up with Zoo Atlanta to sponsor the
NRBE auction to benefit the Guatemalan Beaded Lizard (H. h.
charlesbogerti). Fewer than 200 of these critically endangered
animals remain in the unique dry forest habitat of the Motagua Valley
in Guatemala.

Saving this species is within our reach, but the window of
opportunity is closing rapidly.

Recovery efforts are being conducted through a partnership called
Project Heloderma, headed by Zootropic, a Guatemalan NGO working in
unison with NGO Defensores de la Naturaleza Foundation (Defenders of
Nature), whose primary focus is the conservation of the Motagua
Valley. Other partners include the Guatemalan government's National
Council of Protected Areas (CONAP), Zoo Atlanta, the IRCF, San Diego
Zoo, and Dan Beck, Central Washington University.

Detailed information about Project Heloderma can be found at the
following web address: http://www.IRCF.org/projectheloderma

We are seeking your help and support to save the Guatemalan Beaded
Lizard. Please consider the following ways to contribute:

1. Benefit Auction: Donate items for the auction (August 19th 2006).
All donations are U.S. tax deductible. What can I donate? Just about
anything, Crafts, Artwork, Books, Reptile Supplies, Services,
Professional Services, Passes, Vacations Packages, Equipment,
Appliances, Apparel, Field Equipment and electronics, Old Cars, you
name it. To donate, simply go to:
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/auction2.html

2. Participate in our online Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze Donor
Program, and receive your Certificate of Appreciation, Guatemalan
Beaded Lizard photograph, and, depending on your level of
contribution, a gift of appreciation. For information please visit:
http://www.ircf.org/projectheloderma/help.html

3. Financial Donors or Sponsorship, at any scale, corporate or
private, local or international. Please contact Sandy at: SB (AT) ircf (DOT) org

If you would prefer to handle your contribution at a personal level,
please contact Sandy at SB (AT) ircf (DOT) org -or- call toll-free 877-472-3674
for assistance.

Project Heloderma thanks you in advance for any consideration and
assistance you can provide.

Sincerely,

John

PS. Please feel free to distribute this mailing.