The Wild Phlox, newsletter of the North Central Washington Audubon Society, is published 9 times each year.

Welcome to Teri Pieper, our current editor of the Phlox!

"Hello, I’d like to take a paragraph to introduce myself in my new role
as the newsletter editor for The Wild Phlox. My name is Teri Pieper
and I grew up in East Wenatchee . After many of life’s adventures and
years living other places, I decided to return to this valley in December
of last year. It’s been a good fi t and I am happy to be back. My interests
include kayaking, hiking, biking, gardening and birding while doing all
the rest. I share my house with one dog (half poodle, half Labrador ) and
I am a photographer. In the past I have worked with the Coulee Corridor
to develop the Audubon birding map for the scenic byway and I edited
the Central Basin Audubon Society Red Tails newsletter. In the Wild
Phlox I’d like to highlight birds and their habitats and explore further
the Nature of our region which includes Chelan, Douglas , Okanogan
and Ferry Counties!

Please feel free to email or call me with ideas for
the newsletter. This is the main method for communicating with the
membership and your input is very valuable.

Thanks to Rich Scranton for his long time editing the Wild Phlox! And
thanks also to Rich for continuing on the board. His years of experience
are greatly appreciated."

Send newsworthy items to Teri via email at teripieper@hotmail.com

Download our Current Issue

May, 2008 pdf file, about 1mb

Past Issues

April, 2008 | March, 2008 | February, 2008 |

September, 2007 | October, 2007 | November, 2007 | December, 2007 |

Newsletter deadlines are typically the 20th of the month preceding publication. You can submit articles for the Phlox to Teripieper@hotmail.com.