For this year’s outdoor program, our speaker is from the Evelyn Alexander Wildlife Rescue Center in Hampton Bays. Amanda will be bringing 4 types of owls, a flacon, a red-tailed hawk, and maybe a turkey vulture! We will have refreshments and a raffle. Bring a lawn chair or blanket to sit on. Great photo ops too.
Nardone will be speaking on coyotes and the environmental benefits of them repopulating on Long Island.
Participants will learn about spiders they are likely to encounter in their homes and landscape, their ecology, and the importance of spiders in media, and more!
Open your eyes wide for a fascinating look into the secret lives of all eleven species of owls. We’ll discuss the threats to all owls created by humans.
Presenter Dr. Tom Ward Assistant Dean at Farmingdale State College has had a long history of community involvement in the environmental field having belonged to many environmental associations.
Past well known speaker, Joe Giunta will be joining us on October 20 with his presentation “The Best of the Tropics” a comparison of birding in Costa Rica and Panama.
We are very excited to have Don Riepe from Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge back with us!
Chris Paparo, known as the Fish Guy, is probably one of the most fascinating speakers with tons of information, wild photos and wilder experiences.
Please join us on April 20th where John Turner will give a talk about “Reflections on a Transparent Problem”