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September 2013

Membership Meeting

September 25, 2013 @ 7:15 pm - 8:30 pm
Vestal Library,
320 Vestal Pkwy East
Vestal, 13850
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How Introduced Plants, Worms, and Deer are Reshaping Our Neighborhoods All habitats of the Northeast and their inhabitants are currently facing an unprecedented challenge by needing to simultaneously respond to global climate change, invasive species, habitat fragmentation, and increasing deer herds. Which species can be assumed safe? Which species will likely go extinct? And what is the role of humans not only as facilitators of global change but also as stewards of our natural heritage? Dr. Blossey will focus on…

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November 2013

Membership Meeting

November 13, 2013 @ 7:15 pm - 8:30 pm
Vestal Library,
320 Vestal Pkwy East
Vestal, 13850
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FROM THE TRIPLE CITIES TO THE TROPICS Tim O'Hara is the founder, owner and director of Rancho Mastatal, a sustainable living and education center located in the small rural community of Mastatal in Central Costa Rica. Tim will share the unique story that brought him from the Triple Cities to rural Central America and will tell listeners about his efforts to create a project that positively affects the lives of thousands while working towards achievable small-scale solutions to some of…

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December 2013

Member Slide Night

December 11, 2013 @ 7:15 pm - 8:00 pm
Vestal Library,
320 Vestal Pkwy East
Vestal, 13850
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Member Slide Night Members bring a selection of their favorite slide to share with fellow club members.  Put the photographs on a thumb drive or CD  so they may be shown through a digital projector.   For those of you that still have slide, the club also will provide a slide projector and empty slide spools.  

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January 2014

Membership Meeting

January 22, 2014 @ 7:15 pm - 9:00 pm

Shorebird and Tern Identification.   Dave Nicosia will review what shorebirds and terns are most likely  to be encountered in our region.  He will review similarities and differences and share tips on identifying both shorebirds and terns.

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