🚀 go-pugleaf

                     The Environmental Forum
               A Georgia Tech Student Organization
 
                             Presents
 
                          L O U   G O L D
 
                         Slides and Stories
                              of the
                          Oregon Wilderness
                          
        A Message of hope, power and opportunity for all
        who care about the last wild places, about life
        on planet Earth!
        
 
 
Please come!  Open to all! 
 
Price:  FREE!  No $$$  Just bring you!
 
Place:  The Georgia Tech Theatre for the Arts
        (you know - where the Vice Presidential Debate took place!)
 
Time:  Thursday, February 18, 1993   ----    7pm
 
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Comments about Lou Gold and his presentation:
 
"A Johnny Appleseed of Environmentalism -- A hermit
 who comes down from his mountain every year to sow 
 seeds of ecological idealism across the country"
                      --Don Bishoff, the Register-Guard
                                         Eugene, Oregon
 
"A rare knack for good story-telling.  Spins complexities
 into a vivid picture..."
                      --Bryce Pace, Live Science Teacher
                      
"Lou Gold's slide show is the most thorough and inspiring
 conservation message I've seen!"
                      --Dave Foreman, Earth First!
 
"The Siskiyou Mountains conatin an ancient...genetic
 resource of global significance.  Now they have a 
 powerful voice in Lou Gold.  We can only hope that his
 message is heard before it's too late."
                      --Don Falk, Center for Plant Conservation
 
"A splendid tour through old-growth forest ecology combined
 with a hard-hitting critique of the terrible damage being
 done to our public lands... Shows us -- experts and laypeople
 alike -- what can and must be done."
                      --Monte Lloyd, Prof. of Biology,
                                    University of Chicago
                                    
"Carries the listener to the heart and spirit of the 
 ancient forest"
                      --Brock Evans, VP, National Audobon Society
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-- -- -- David S. Meyers (dmeyers@math.gatech.edu) -- -- --
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