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Doctor Alastair McLean, 74, stepped down from the Board of Directors of
The Nature Trust at the 1995 Annual General Meeting.

�We accepted his resignation with considerable regret,� said Board
chairman Ed Moul. �Alastair was one of the first directors appointed to
The Nature Trust more than two decades ago. And it�s fair to say that, as
an active member of the Board and our Planning Committee, he�s left a
lasting natural legacy for British Columbians�and all Canadians.�

A retired research scientist, Dr. McLean�s career with Agriculture Canada
focused on plant ecology, forage crops and range-management techniques.
He�s published 78 scientific, and 58 other documents in the fields of
range management and forage. 

During his 23-year tenure with The Nature Trust�s Board, he was also a
director of the Agricultural Institute of Canada�s National Council, the
B.C. Institute of Agrologists�s Provincial Council, and the Society for
Range Management�s National Council--as well as it�s Pacific Northwest
Section president. 

He�s also been involved in various Plant Science and Animal Science
committees appointed by the B.C. Deputy Minister of Agriculture to aid in
guiding plant and animal research programs.

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This article is posted as a public service by The Nature Trust of West
Vancouver, B.C. Canada. The Nature Trust is a Charitable Corporation
(#0398650-53), which is dedicated to conserving areas of ecological
significance in British Columbia. If you wish to make a donation, please
call (604) 925-1128.

Since 1971, The Nature Trust and its partners in conservation have
invested more than C$25 million to secure over 200 acquisitions in British
Columbia. These cover 13,055 strategically located hectares (32,259
acres), thus creating a legacy of grasslands, marshes, forests and
mountains that protect the plan and wildlife species they nurture.

This article is copyright, (c) 1995, by The Nature Trust of British
Columbia, 808-100 Park Royal South, West Vancouver, B.C., Canada, V7T 1A2.
All rights reserved. 

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