Free Snake Lecture in Philly!

[Mark Miller]

X- Distribution: PA, NJ, DE





                PHILADELPHIA HERPETOLOGICAL SOCIETY
 
                 MEETING NOTICE - ALL ARE WELCOME!
  
               Friday, 27 September 1996 - 8:00 p.m.
  
     University of Pensylvania, School of Veterinary Medicine
              39th & Spruce Streets, Auditorium B-101
  
          "The Biological History of Lampropeltis alterna
               and the Mexicana Complex Kingsnakes" 
  
             A two hour slide/lecture by Gerry Salmon
  
 Mr. Salmon has been researching kingsnakes (and others) for over 
 10 years; He is a field associate of the Bronx Zoo; the founder 
 and past VP of the Southern New England Herpetological Society. 
 Mr. Salmon has worked for the Miami Serpentarium and as a natu
 ralist in South Carolina and New York. He is currently a sergeant 
 in the NY State Police. 
  
 Please join us for an enjoyable and educational evening!
 For additional information email MMiller at tjuvm.tju.edu or call 
 the society at 215-464-3561. 
  
         Regards,
                     Mark Miller, President 
                     Philadelphia Herpetological Society
                     
 The PHS was founded in 1952 by (Professor) Roger Conant; Owns and 
 operates nature preserves in NJ; provides a forum for education 
 and conservation regarding reptiles and amphibians and their 
 habitat; and is recognized as a 501(c)3 non-profit by the IRS. 
 For information on membership, speaking to our group, or our 
 programs, please write to PO Box 52261, Philadelphia PA 19115.