Issue 7/
April 1997

Issue 6 /
November 1996

Issue 5 /
May 1996

Issue 4/
December 1995

Index of Issue 7

Web Site Puts Forest Discovery On-Line
Welcome to the wonderful world of forestry on the World Wide Web. The Irving Forest Discovery Network (ifdn) is up and on-line for anyone with Internet access and a desire to learn.

J.D. Irving, Limited Continues Educational Partnership
Greenpeace founder, Patrick Moore, is only one of many outstanding speakers who will discuss Canadian forestry issues and challenges for the 21st century.

Brownies are for the Birds
The St. James Brownie Pack of Saint John recently did their bit for birds.

Growing New Partnerships With Community Colleges
Although J.D. Irving, Limited's Education Partnership involvement began at the middle school level, it has grown rapidly to encompass both elementary and secondary level students.

Teachers Front And Centre
"On The Move with Partners in Education confirms the value of partnership and communication," said Jim Irving. "Ongoing outreach to teachers and students continues to create important two-way learning opportunities for all of us at J.D. Irving, Limited."

Teachers Talk Back
Recently, New Brunswick teachers had a chance to talk back about the Education Partnership between J.D. Irving, Limited and the New Brunswick Department of Education.

Bring on the Box to Maine and Nova Scotia!
Requests have been coming in from schools in Nova Scotia and Maine for the J.D. Irving, Limited Forest Discovery Box.

New Face Joins Education Partnership Team
Educators in Nova Scotia and Maine will soon become familiar with Valerie Mercer, the newest member of the J.D. Irving, Limited Education Partnership Team.

Best of the Best Returns!
The musical extravaganza that showcases some of the best numbers from high school productions from southern New Brunswick will again take to the stage as the Irving Tigers present The Best of The Best '97.

Salmon Release at Clearwater Brook & The Restgouche River
JUNIPER and ST. LEONARD: In two separate events, the entire Juniper Elementary School as well as students of l'école Cormier in Edmundston and l'école Éco-Jeunesse de Kedgewick helped in a salmon restocking project and learned about salmon habitat and conservation.

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