OT: From the Scout Report

Don't know if many of you have heard of this organization found in The NSDL
Scout Report for the Life Sciences -- October 29, 2004, today. Thought I'd
pass it along.

American Iris Society
http://www.irises.org/index.htm

The American Iris Society (AIS) was founded in 1920, "and exists for the
sole purpose of promoting the culture and improvement of the Iris." This
official AIS website serves as an information resource for iris aficionados
and AIS members. The site contains information about AIS awards, membership,
upcoming conventions, and the annual Symposium--a "popularity poll of Tall
Bearded Iris conducted by the AIS." In addition, the site has sections
regarding Iris Registration, Iris Classification, online iris email groups,
and related links. Of course the site also contains a small photo gallery
featuring beautiful images of award-winning irises, and a brief article on
growing and planting irises. The AIS is divided into 24 regions across the
U.S. and Canada with local iris organizations in each region. Site visitors
will find contact information for numerous AIS regional organizations, and
for the AIS region vice presidents.


From The NSDL Scout Report for the Life Sciences, Copyright Internet Scout
Project 1994-2004.  http://scout.wisc.edu/



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