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PROFESSIONAL BIRD-WATCHER JOHN C. ROBINSON, 49 Most Black folks don't know much about bird-watching because they were never exposed to it, says Robinson, who has quite literally written the book on North American birds and why Black folks ought to hop on the bird bandwagon. Robinson has a fishe...

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Published in:Ebony 2008-12, Vol.64 (2), p.40
Main Author: Samuels, Adrienne P
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
African American authors
African American executives
African American writers
Appointments, resignations and dismissals
Blues music
Cellular telephone services
Cellular telephone services industry
Ecotourism
Education
Garrett, Byron
Garter, Matt
Officials and employees
Robinson, John C
School principals
Wireless telecommunications service
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Summary:PROFESSIONAL BIRD-WATCHER JOHN C. ROBINSON, 49 Most Black folks don't know much about bird-watching because they were never exposed to it, says Robinson, who has quite literally written the book on North American birds and why Black folks ought to hop on the bird bandwagon. Robinson has a fisheries and wildlife biology degree from Iowa State University and he is the chief ornithologist for Scotts Company (the people who make Miracle-Gro fertilizer).
ISSN:0012-9011