February Newsletter and Events Are Now Online!Check it out on our website today. Join Us for Our Next Membership MeetingGeneral Membership Meeting with Makenna Johansen and Alysha Evans: Whatcom Humane Society Wildlife Rehabilitation Center.Tuesday, February 26, 7 PMWhatcom Museum Rotunda Room free & open to the public!The purpose of wildlife rehabilitation is to treat sick, injured and orphaned wildlife with the goal of releasing them back into the wild. The Whatcom Humane Society Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is the primary facility for Whatcom County, but often receives animals from all over the state. Housing, diet, husbandry, enrichment and medical care tailored to each species maximizes their chances of release. Join Makenna Johansen and Alysha Evans as they discuss the role the Wildlife Rehabilitation Center plays in Whatcom County and as they walk us through the rehabilitation process from intake to release. They will also delight us with details of some of the cases they receive and give us all pointers on when it is appropriate to bring injured birds and animals to the Rehabilitation Center and when we should let nature take its course. Lecture: Raptors Around the WorldSunday, February 10; 2 PMBellingham Central Library, Lecture RoomInternational raptor expert and author Sergio Seipke showcases some of the most exquisite raptor photos taken over five years on six continents. Hosted by the Bellingham Public Library, Whatcom Land Trust, Falcon Research Group and North Cascades Audubon Society, this presentation is free to the public and there is no registration required.