North American Manx Association -- Blog: Chinese Mitten Crab threatens IOM

Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Chinese Mitten Crab threatens IOM

Just one of the invasive species threatening Manx waters. This little beggar can also walk long distances and live in ponds.

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The North American Manx Association (NAMA) is a non-profit, ethnic and cultural heritage institution that was founded in 1928. Most of NAMA's members are second and third-generation North American. In the U.S., there are chapters in Chicago, Illinois; Cleveland, Ohio; Rocky Mountain; Galva, Illinois; the Greater Washington, D.C. area; Minnesota; Nebraska; Northern California; Utah, San Diego, California; and Wisconsin. In Canada, you will find Manx groups in Ontario and in Vancouver, British Columbia.

NAMA can help Manx descendants everywhere get in touch with local chapters or assist those who want to start new chapters.

northamericanmanx.org is linked to many regional societies. NAMA publishes the quarterly NAMA Bulletin, sent to each of its enrolled members. We're on Facebook at North American Manx Association and NAMA YOUTH.

Every two years we hold a Convention ~ the next will be held on the Isle of Man over the Tynwald weekend 3rd-7th, July 2014. Contact Kelly McCarthy (see above) for more details and follow us at NAMA 2014 Convention on Facebook.

Bookings can be made at the Sefton Hotel, Douglas quoting reference number NOR040714 at a special rate. Click here for more details.

The 2016 Convention will probably be held in Annapolis.

The NAMA Youth Award for under-21s includes a $250 prize. For more details go to Facebook NAMA Youth or email Kelly McCarthy: kelly@mustgoto.com

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Wednesday, May 16, 2012

Chinese Mitten Crab threatens IOM

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