Bring your family to our annual picnic! This year’s picnic will be at Veterans River Park in the town of Kirkwood. We have reserved Pavilion #1 for our festivities. Please bring your own table service and a dish to pass. … Continue reading →

Denali National Park and Preserve in Alaska is a shining star in the National Park system of the United States. Larger than the state of New Hampshire with nearly a third of it designated as “Wilderness”, this intact ecosystem houses … Continue reading →

Our December Program gives club members a chance to share 10 to 15 of their favorite photographs with fellow club members. Please go through your photographs and select some to share. You may bring your pictures on a CD or … Continue reading →

Join us as guest speaker Bob McGuire talks about spending several weeks in the summer of 2017 traveling across Siberia, from the Mongolian border to the Arctic Ocean. Join him for photos, recordings, and videos of some amazing birds as well as … Continue reading →

Human activities are threatening freshwater ecosystems across the globe.  Amphibians are particularly vulnerable to human activities with populations declining worldwide. Understanding the myriad ways our activities influence amphibians is paramount to conservation efforts. Members of the Hua lab will provide a broad overview … Continue reading →

Pollination is a critical ecosystem service, and one that is mostly provided by flower visiting animals. In addition to supporting terrestrial ecosystems, pollination is also directly responsible for much of the food human populations consume. Unfortunately, global change is weakening … Continue reading →

Tannar Cliffe will be presenting his Magic of Monarchs program at our May meeting. He has had a life-long interest in insects which in the past few years has broadened to include birds and many other forms of wildlife. These … Continue reading →

Crowd favorite Rick Bunting will be back this September to share a variety of experiences and photos from his daily outings in the area and also from his time in Florida this year. Rick has a regular email post “the … Continue reading →

Guest speaker and Binghamton University graduate student Connor Loomis will talk about how Broome and Cayuga counties represent a unique area of North America in that they have 3 Corvus species living together in a shared landscape, including the Common … Continue reading →

Our December Program gives club members a chance to share 10 to 15 of their favorite photographs with fellow club members. Please go through your photographs and select some to share. You may bring your pictures on a CD or … Continue reading →