This opportunity to observe the daily lives of an osprey family has been made possible by a group of hard working people who care a great deal about the future of the osprey and knew and loved Dennis Puleston. (*indicates committee members in the photograph)

Betty Puleston* - provided complete support for the project through her love for Dennis
Jen* and Pete Clement and Peter Puleston - carry on the tradition of Dennis' family and their love for the osprey and gave information and great assistance to the project.

Art Cooley *- A Board member of Environmental Defense and the visionary who pulled the team together and gave direction to the Fund.
Pat Martinkovic - The Director of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Long Island
National Wildlife Refuge Complex and her staff gave great assistance to this project.
Tom and Regina Shea* - researched the equipment for the nest site and coordinated the technical aspects of the project.
Tom Throwe* - developed the architecture for the computers and software. Tom's kids volunteered their bedroom as a test site for the first osprey cam broadcasts.
Rick Mohlman* - built and installed the welded steel support arm.
Ben Moger-Williams - provides the maintenance and design of the web site.
Tom Williams* - on the board of the Post-Morrow Foundation designed and edited the
Newsletter.
Ken Budny* - facilities manager for Post-Morrow Foundation and responsible for providing information about building nest platforms.
David Shore* - a vital member of the committee from the beginning
Anne Meinhold* - oversaw the archaeological survey necessary to get clearance for the project.
Tom and Connie Ludlam* - Tom, a member of the Post-Morrow Foundation Board and Connie provided leadership and continuity to the committee as well as seeking assistance from CableVision and Brookhaven National Laboratory.
Anthony Graves and Sharon Wolgemuth - work in the Town of Brookhaven Department of Environmental Protection and provided assistance with mapping.
Karen and Keith Rowley - provided assistance in researching and reviewing documents listed on the web-site regarding Dennis' articles and research on ospreys.
Mike Scheibel - of the Nature Conservancy who provided ornithological advice on the osprey.
We are grateful to the authors of the various articles appearing in this newsletter, David Gessner, Anthony Graves, Art Cooley, Marilyn Abbey and Tom Shea et al.

We also would like to acknowledge the following companies and individuals for their assistance to the project. Doug Romeo and Optimum Online that carries the signal from the nest site to the server, Brookhaven National Laboratory which hosts the server computer, KC Electronics Distributors Inc. in East Setauket supplied the underground cable to the nest pole and contributed part of the order, Bob Sack who supplied the super long ladder that allowed us to install the steel camera arm and John Maloof who loaned the block and fall to hoist the arm up and down on its hinge.