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Silent Auction Silent Auction It’s a ChapterS Fundraiser! Help build capacity for SCB Chapters! At the Closing Reception, while taking in the sights of Power Plant Live! and listening to the tunes of the Amish Outlaws, you can also win auction items! All items in the silent auction have been donated or solicited by SCB members and all proceeds will go directly back to the Chapters. There will be local wines, academic books, framed photographs, handmade items from individual members, regional crafts from Chapters, and more. Drop-off: Bring items to the SCB information table in the main lobby. Please do so before lunch on Wednesday, July 24, at 12:30 P.M. Contact Jessa Madosky (Chief Financial Officer with Chapters Committee) with any further questions: jmadosky@warren-wilson.edu Thank you to all SCB members who brought items to auction! Last year’s Silent Auction at NACCB 2012 was a hit, raising over $1000. Those funds have directly enabled dedicated Chapter members to attend ICCB 2013. Let’s keep donating and bidding! Photos courtesy of A. Merenlender 46
Closing Reception Closing Reception, Dinner and Concert Thursday, July 25, beginning at 6:30 P.M. (Complimentary, but ticket is required) Power Plant Live! The ICCB organizers invite you to attend the concluding event of the Society for Conservation Biology, International Congress for Conservation Biology. The closing reception will take place at Power Plant Live! Located just a block from the world famous Baltimore Inner Harbor and a short walk from many downtown hotels, Power Plant Live! is Baltimore’s premier event and entertainment destination. Let your evening begin with cocktails in a festival like atmosphere under the venue canopy and continue into the bars, clubs and cafes where guests can mingle and enjoy a variety of menu options. After dinner, gather together to experience a concert performance on stage with the Amish Outlaws. The party continues all night as guests can explore the second level lounges and late night fun. Each paid registration receives one complimentary ticket to the closing reception. You can purchase guest tickets at the ICCB Registration Desk during the Congress. Enjoy different menu options at the following locations. All food options have been chosen to be from as sustainable a source as possible, ideally from local producers too. ................................................ Power Plant Live Alley Menu: • Maryland Traditions: Bull & Oyster Roast Including: »» Sliced Cucumber & Red Onion in Red Wine Vinegar »» Baked Beans »» Red Bliss Potato Salad »» Cornmeal Crusted Chesapeake Oysters »» Spiral Sliced Honey Glazed Ham and Sliced Pit Beef • Teriyaki Chicken Skewers • Szechuan Pepper Beef Skewers • Grilled Mixed Vegetable Skewers • White Fish Ceviche with Mango, Red Chili & Cilantro in a Cucumber Cup • Parmesan & Maryland Crab Stuffed Mushrooms • Maryland Crab & Corn Salsa in Cucumber Cups Leinenkugel’s Beer Garden Menu: • Beer Garden Charcuterie Board with Assorted Meats, Artisanal Cheeses, Seasonal Vegetables, Olives, Crackers • Assorted Crostini Bar • Ripe Tomatoes with Fresh Mozzarella & Basil • Blue Crab Salad with Lemon-Caper Cream • Curried Madras Chicken with Mango Chutney Mosaic Menu: • TATU Assorted Sushi • California Rolls, Cucumber Avocado Rolls and Spicy Tuna Rolls • Chinese Chicken Salad in Paper Pagodas • Shrimp Fried Rice in Paper Pagodas • Pork Fried Rice in Paper Pagodas Luckie’s Wing Bar Menu: • Assorted Chicken Wings Tossed in Choice of Sauce: Mild, Hot Buffalo, Asian Sesame, Barbeque • Angus Beef Sliders with Caramelized Onion & Smoked Gouda • Mini Maryland Crab Cake Sliders with Dijon Tartar Sauce • Grilled Portabella Mushroom Sliders with Balsamic Glaze & Roasted Garlic 47
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