NorthJersey.com: Glen Rock's Edith Wallace to receive Audubon's conservation award


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Glen Rock resident Edith Wallace, biology department chairwoman at William Paterson University in the late 1980s, will receive the Bergen County Audubon Society’s annual Harold Feinberg Conservation Award, which recognizes the work of local environmentalists.

Wallace, who taught for 29 years at what was then William Paterson College, has written many fact sheets for the Rutgers Cooperative Extension and spent three years walking the Celery Farm in Allendale in a project she turned into a book, "Identifying Woody Plants at the Celery Farm Natural Area." She co-authored the book with Nancy Bristow and Deedee Burnside.

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Posted by WILDNEWJERSEY at 12/21/2011 11:00 AM
Categories: Conservation
Tags: glen rock william paterson edith wallace conservation Bergen County Audubon Society
 

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