Cooperative Environment at Public Libraries 2007

August 16, 2007

Recently, Southern Pine Electric Cooperative brought it’s “A Cooperative Environment” program to the Atmore, Brewton and Flomaton Public Libraries as a part of each of the library’s summer reading programs. The Cooperative Environment program is a fun and educational program, presented in an informal manner, that allows children and adults the opportunity to learn more about the natural history of the environment we all share.
The program is a unique, hands-on program presented by herpetologists Jimmy and Sierra Stiles. The program focuses on amphibians and reptiles found in our native environment, and teaches children about the unique physiological differences these animals. The biologists discuss the important roles of area children, adults and the electric cooperative as environmental stewards. Children are afforded the exciting opportunity to see, touch and hold a number of non-venomous reptiles and amphibians that live in our area.
Southern Pine is pleased to offer this program to schools and libraries within the co-op’s general service area. If you are interested in having “A Cooperative Environment” at your school or library, please contact Melanie Harrison in the Brewton office of Southern Pine at 251.867.5415 or via E-mail at mharrison@southernpine.org for more information.
 Southern Pine Electric Cooperative, a Touchstone Energy® Cooperative, serves over 20,000 accounts in portions of Baldwin, Conecuh, Covington, Escambia and Monroe Counties. The co-op is headquartered in Brewton, Ala., with district offices in Atmore, Evergreen and Frisco City.