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Our newest website!
We have learned many things from our last website and from all of our visitors.
It was time to give the website a more sophisticated look and get all the content that you want right up front. Thanks to Devin Dombrowski. |
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A decade later
After 10 years, our website had grown from 15 simple pages into web of over 150 pages. Even our own staff got lost in those pages and that was a good enough reason to reorganize. We collaborated with a designer and consulted with many professionals to give our online identity a major facelift. Thanks to Devin Dombrowski, Sherrill Cook and Brangie Caballer. |
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Surf's up! We made it to the world wide web.
In October 1996, Lindsay Wildlife Museum joined the global village. Thanks to volunteer Chris Smith, proprietor of East Bay Nature in Walnut Creek, surfers could access information online about the museum and our programs. |
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