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pictures courtesy Oahu National Wildlife Refuge

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Contents of the Time Capsule

"... And so it is fitting then that as we celebrate this Centennial of the National Wildlife Refuge System, we send forth gifts to those who will follow, in the form of time capsules. We are preserving information and artifacts about the work we do today. A century from now, these will be priceless treasures to future generations..." — Excerpt from a Speech by USFWS Director Steve Williams, March 13, 2003

Volume 20, number 5 of the North Shore News A single CD recording from the Refuge System’s Centennial CD – “Collaboration” by artists Pamela Gibson (ONWRC) and Tom Harvey (Sacramento NWR) Centennial Special Pacific magnet – Ka Nene Genetic evidence (i.e. Body parts) of three Federally Endangered Waterbirds: Hawaiian Stilt – Ae`o Hawaiian Coot - `Ala eke`oke`o Hawaiian Moorhen - `Alae`Ula And one State Endangered Bird: Hawaiian Short-eared Owl – Pueo Centennial Event Invitation at James Campbell NWR Aerial of each Refuge and their associated units: Pearl Harbor NWR – Waiawa, Honouliuli, Kalaeloa James Campbell NWR – Kii, Punamano Oahu Forest NWR Overview graphic of the Hawaiian Islands (main and NW chain) Photograph of Oahu NWR Complex staff Copy of 2002 FY Budget Lynn Greenwalt letter to Gene Kridler Citation of Meritorious Service for Gene Kridler Hawaii Audubon Society guide to Hawaii’s Birds

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