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Sanibel refuge is first to unveil scope for colorblind viewers
By REFUGE/DDWS - | Jul 28, 2021
REFUGE/DDWS
A J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge scene as a colorblind person sees it as opposed to a normal-vision viewer.
Among the 560 refuges in the National Wildlife Refuge System, the J.N. “Ding” Darling National Wildlife Refuge on Sanibel will be the first to expand its accessibility initiatives to include a spotting scope for colorblind visitors.
Engineered by SeeCoast Manufacturing with EnChroma’s lens technology for color blindness, it will be unveiled at the Wildlife Drive observation tower on Aug. 4 at 10 a.m. EnChroma eyeglasses will also be available at the refuge for visitors with color vision deficiency to borrow.
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RE/MAX of the Islands recently held its first “in-person” sales meeting since 2019.
Broker and owner Art Corace distributed the 2020 RE/MAX International awards to the sales associates for their achievements. They included:
– Steven Fisher received recognition celebrating his 30th anniversary
– Sheila Hammons received recognition celebrating her 10th anniversary
– Deb Stone was inducted into the RE/MAX International Hall of Fame
– Chuck Andrews was honored as the Chairman’s Club Team Leader
– Kimberley Andrews was honored as a Platinum Club Team Member
– Steve Fisher was honored as a 100% Club Team Leader
– Chuck Bergstrom, Maxine Fisher, John Hunt, Julie Potts and Chip Wolfe were honored as 100% Club Team Members
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