. Il campo Canadese-naturalista. 2004 Brunton: l'Ottawa Field-Naturalists' Club 21. La figura 13. Uno dei molti campo Macoun Club viaggi a OFNC Membro Onorario e da lungo tempo Macoun volontario Maria Stuart la proprietà vicino Packenham: intermedio e gruppi junior, marzo 1969. Foto per gentile concessione di Rob Lee. fissate da E. W. Greenwood in 1966 e presto è cresciuto in ambito al di là del Distretto di Ottawa, raccogliendo un consi- erable corpo del orchid dati di posizione da collaboratori volontari di tutto il Canada fino alla metà degli anni settanta (rosso- doch e Reddoch 1997). Con naturale locale storia attività raggiungendo livelli non visto s

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. The Canadian field-naturalist. 2004 Brunton: The Ottawa Field-Naturalists' Club 21. Figure 13. One of many Macoun Field Club trips to OFNC Honorary Member and long-time Macoun volunteer Mary Stuart's property near Packenham: Intermediate and junior groups, March 1969. Photograph courtesy of Rob Lee. lished by E. W. Greenwood in 1966 and soon grew in scope beyond the Ottawa District, gathering a consid- erable body of orchid location data from volunteer contributors across Canada until the mid-1970s (Red- doch and Reddoch 1997). With local natural history activities reaching levels not seen since the early days of the century, OFNC members felt the need for more timely and topical information through a forum which would help to "tie the members together" (LAC OFNC Collection, 28 February 1949). Appropriately enough, that initia- tive was approved by the Council at the same meeting authorizing the construction of the Beatty Point Lodge, underscoring the new-found enthusiasm for local activ- ity. The first issue of the Ottawa Field-Naturalists' Club Newsletter was published in April 1949 under the editorship of Vema (Ross) McGiffin. It ran until 1967, providing timely notices of meetings and events and offering a forum for the speedy exchange of in- formation and opinions on a wide variety of issues of interest to the local membership. The Club reached its 75* Anniversary in 1954, though due to program delays, the occasion was actu- ally celebrated in 1955 (Dill 1979). It was much more of a party affair than the low-key Founders' Tea and Club dinner held for the 50* anniversary back in 1929. The Club was profiled in the print media and a local department store provided a display window for an exhibit on the Club. The attention paid to the event generated the first formal demonstration of historical interest in the organization. Herb Groh, whose OFNC involvement dated back to the pioneer days of the Club and who had worked with both John Macoun and James Fle

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