October 20, 2004 - Page 8 of 9

FYI on the brown treesnake

The brown treesnake (boiga irregularis) is a member of the Family Colubridae, which includes primarily harmless snakes. Generally 3-6 feet in length, the snake has been able to attain a length of over 10 feet.

Posted On Oct 20 2004 03:51

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The brown treesnake: an invasive pest

Last week we highlighted the efforts of the interagency marine monitoring team. This week, we’ll move back on land and follow the snake guys as they try to keep our island safe from the harmful impacts of the invasive Brown Treesnake

Posted On Oct 20 2004 03:50

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Wells Fargo Financial to celebrate 10 years of operations in Pacific islands

Dededo, Guam—Wells Fargo Financial, the consumer finance subsidiary of Wells Fargo & Company (NYSE: WFC), is marking the 10-year anniversary of operations on Guam and Saipan with a weeklong celebration beginning Monday to honor its customers on the islands.

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Familiarization tours take flight in October

Faced with the possibility of a significant budget reduction for fiscal year 2005, the Marianas Visitors Authority continues to push forward with scheduled media and agent familiarization tours for the Northern Marianas—Saipan, Tinian, and Rota. In FY04, the Northern Marianas...

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FYI on the brown treesnake

The brown treesnake: an invasive pest

Wells Fargo Financial to celebrate 10 years of operations in Pacific islands

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