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Friends of Mineralogy, Pacific Northwest Chapter is proud to reveal our brand new logo! Designed by talented designer and mineral collector Erin Delventhal, this eye-catching logo features an idealized specimen of an iconic Pacific Northwest mineral combination–King County, Washington quartz/amethyst scepters and pyrite.

We will be rolling out this logo and a refreshed look across our media and newsletter in the coming months. Merchandise featuring the logo will be available at Seattle Mineral Market in May and at upcoming PNWFM events. Stay tuned for details!

We WILL have a Self-Collected contest this year, so be thinking of what specimens you might want to enter in these categories:

• Self-collected California macro specimen
• Self-collected California micro specimen
• Self-collected in the past year, any locality, macro specimen
• Self-collected in the past year, any locality, micro specimen

Congratulations to Doug Merson!

http://pnwfm.org/home/noble-witt-award/

Washington Pass Cleanup/Collecting: Aug 11-13, 2017

If you’ve visited us on the web before, you may notice that there have been some changes. For the moment, there are a few things missing: the newsletter archive and the Noble Witt awards in particular, but don’t panic… they will return soon!
What you will find:

• A modern web interface which should work smoothly on all modern browsers and gadgets
• A few photos of Pacific Northwest minerals
  (If you are a member and would like to share a few of your images, please send them to the webmaster along with species, locality and field of view.)
• A flyer for our upcoming “Minerals of the Pacific Northwest” symposium
• Contact information

Until everything is migrated to the new site, you can find the old site archived here: http://www.brucekelley.com/pnwfm.old/

Feel free to contact us if you have trouble getting any of this to work: webmaster@pnwfm.org