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ter to be one of the most significant efforts in the field of wildlife conservation in Virginia today,” Warner wrote Clarke in a letter accepting i the chairmanship. “I wholeheartedly endorse the ef- |
forts of the Wildlife Center j to treat and rehabilitate wild > creatures which have been injured or displaced, too often at the hands of humans. I also feel that your educa- ; tional programs will do much to prevent the needless suffering of wild birds and animals which results from ignorance on the part j of the public. . . Every Virginian who has ever hunted, i fished or simply enjoyed our state’s bounty of natural beauty has a stake in protecting and conserving the resources of the Old Dominion. Together, we can ensure that our children an our children's children will know and enjoy Virginia’s natural heritage.”
And the center had an earlier success in winning the Virginia Wildlife Federation’s “Wildlife Conservationist of the Year for 1988.” But the buffalo statuette presented by Attorney General Gerald Baliles won’t pay the monthly bills.
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