of Starkville is a founding member of the Friends of Noxubee
Refuge and one of the Starkville Audubon Chapter and the
National Butterfly Association, she is enthusiastic about
anything dealing with nature. Margaret has been an involved
in the Refuge’s management of the endangered red-
cockaded woodpecker for "forever" and has volunteered
countless hours monitoring individual birds, nests and
populations. She received Regional Director's Honor
Awards for her outstanding volunteer activities in 1995 and
2006.
On a more personal note, Margaret and her husband, John,
have a son and two grandchildren. She is the receptionist
and office manager for Copeland Clinic and also teaches a
Sunday School class for two-year olds, her "favorite age to
work with," at the First United Methodist Church in
Starkville. As you can tell, she stays busy!
Margaret wants to encourage people to become volunteers.
She said, “There is a peace and satisfaction that comes from
being in nature and making a difference.
Andrea
Dunstan
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| Margaret Copeland |
Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge
Margaret Sudduth Copeland
of Starkville is a founding member of the Friends of Noxubee Refuge and
one of the Refuge’s most enthusiastic volunteers. An avid birder, she is an
active member of the local chapter of the Audubon Society and the National
Butterfly Association.
Margaret has been involved in the Refuge’s management of the endangered
red-cockaded woodpecker for "forever" and has volunteered countless
hours monitoring individual birds, nests and populations. She received
Regional Director's Honor Awards for her outstanding volunteer activities in
1995 and 2006.
On a more personal note, Margaret and her husband, John, have a son and
two grandchildren. She is the receptionist and office manager for Copeland
Clinic and also teaches a Sunday School class for two-year olds, her
"favorite age to work with," at the First United Methodist Church in
Starkville.
As you can tell, she stays busy! Margaret wants to encourage people to
become volunteers.
She said, “There is a peace and satisfaction that comes from being in nature
and making a difference.”
of Starkville is a founding member of the Friends of Noxubee Refuge and
one of the Refuge’s most enthusiastic volunteers. An avid birder, she is an
active member of the local chapter of the Audubon Society and the National
Butterfly Association.
Margaret has been involved in the Refuge’s management of the endangered
red-cockaded woodpecker for "forever" and has volunteered countless
hours monitoring individual birds, nests and populations. She received
Regional Director's Honor Awards for her outstanding volunteer activities in
1995 and 2006.
On a more personal note, Margaret and her husband, John, have a son and
two grandchildren. She is the receptionist and office manager for Copeland
Clinic and also teaches a Sunday School class for two-year olds, her
"favorite age to work with," at the First United Methodist Church in
Starkville.
As you can tell, she stays busy! Margaret wants to encourage people to
become volunteers.
She said, “There is a peace and satisfaction that comes from being in nature
and making a difference.”