Many of our members know or at least know of WCAS board member Hannah Suthers and her wonderful long-term work on birds at her Featherbed Lane Bird Population Research Station. But many of you probably don't know how wide-ranging her knowledge and efforts are. For example, the New Jersey DEP Division of Fish and Wildlife Endangered and Nongame Species Program (ENSP) has a Herp Atlas Program in which volunteers provide data on amphibians and reptiles to help ENSP understand and conserve them. Hannah is listed in the Winter 2002/2003 Herp Atlas Newsletter as one of only six volunteers who submitted more than 20 data sheets for 2002.