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SUMMARY:One Health Virtual Lecture “Defining Sustainable Agriculture Production in a Changing Climate”
DESCRIPTION:The One Health Seminar Series is presented by Delaware Valley University and it brings in speakers to address a variety of topics focused on working locally\, regionally\, nationally and globally to attain optimal well being for people and society\, the environment and plants\, and animals.  This lecture will be presented by Chris Gambino\, Delaware Valley University.  Bucks County Audubon is a co-sponsor of this event. \nNo Charge!  All are welcome! \nTo Register – https://delval-edu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_j9z1mP9NTg6pQw-N7kRVCA
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/one-health-virtual-lecture-defining-sustainable-agriculture-production-in-a-changing-climate/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Advocacy,Lecture
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SUMMARY:One Health Virtual Lecture "Thicker than Water"
DESCRIPTION:The One Health Seminar Series is presented by Delaware Valley University and it brings in speakers to address a variety of topics focused on working locally\, regionally\, nationally and globally to attain optimal well being for people and society\, the environment and plants\, and animals.  This lecture will be presented by Erica Cirino\, Science writer and artist\, and author of “Thicker than Water”.  Bucks County Audubon is a co-sponsor of this event. \nNo Charge!  All are welcome! \nTo Register – https://delval-edu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_5ODIrzkSS-22GilOyz4ceA
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/one-health-virtual-lecture-thicker-than-water/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Advocacy,Lecture
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SUMMARY:One Health Virtual Lecture "Invasive Species Identification and Control for Homeowners and Local Strike Teams”
DESCRIPTION:The One Health Seminar Series is presented by Delaware Valley University and it brings in speakers to address a variety of topics focused on working locally\, regionally\, nationally and globally to attain optimal well being for people and society\, the environment and plants\, and animals.  This lecture will be presented by Mike Van Clef\, Program Director/NJ Invasive Species Strike Team.  Bucks County Audubon is a co-sponsor of this event. \nNo Charge!  All are welcome! \nTo Register – https://delval-edu.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_nBMDzdnrRkOI6Rrku0xHWw
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/one-health-virtual-lecture-invasive-species-identification-and-control-for-homeowners-and-local-strike-teams/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Advocacy,Lecture
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SUMMARY:The Story of Plastic Screening
DESCRIPTION:The Story of Plastic is a new documentary that sheds light on the global plastic crisis—and the innovative leaders fighting against single-use plastic creation and towards sustainable solutions.\nWatch this documentary by registering HERE (at any time between now and August 2nd)\, then\, on August 2nd\, participate in our virtual zoom event to discuss the documentary and learn a little more about it! \nScreening link will be emailed to you upon registering. \n \n 
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/the-story-of-plastic-screening/2020-07-15/
LOCATION:Honey Hollow Nature Center\, 2877 Creamery Road\, New Hope\, 18938\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adults,Advocacy
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20200627T150000
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SUMMARY:Earth Day Festival
DESCRIPTION:Join us as we celebrate our 5th annual Earth Day Festival – While we had to reschedule from our typical April date\, isn’t EVERYDAY Earth Day?! \nFestival starts at 10am and continues until 1pm. We have so many great activities planned\, all geared to getting you and your family out\, enjoying and learning more about nature. View and purchase goods from environmentally friendly vendors and learn more about environmental organizations in our area! Registration for this Zoom virtual eventis free\, but donations to Bucks Audubon are greatly appreciated and benefit our high-quality environmental education programming through out the year. \n  \n\nSchedule of Virtual Festival Events:\n\n10:00  Introduction/Review of the Day\n10:10  Birds Watching Intro (25 minutes) with Q&A (10 minutes)\n10:45  2-4 Vendor/Sponsor videos/highlights\n10:55  Pond Program/Exploration (25 minutes) with Q&A (10 minutes)\n11:30  2-4 Vendor/Sponsor videos/highlights\n11:40  Insect Hunt/Program (25 minutes) with Q&A (10 minutes)\n12:15  2-4 Vendor/Sponsor videos/highlights\n12:25  Stream Program Exploration (25 minutes) with Q&A (10 minutes)\n1: 00  Wrap-Up\n\n			\n			\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				\n				Become an Earth Day Sponsor\n			\n				Become an Earth Day Vendor\n			\n				Register for the Zoom Event
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/earthdayfestival/
LOCATION:Honey Hollow Nature Center\, 2877 Creamery Road\, New Hope\, 18938\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adults,Advocacy,Birding,Citizen Science,Family,Special Event
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SUMMARY:#GivingTuesday
DESCRIPTION:We’ve lost more than a quarter of North American birds in the last fifty years\, with steep declines even in traditionally abundant birds. Hundreds of vulnerable species that remain are on a dangerous path to extinction — and they are running out of time! \nBut with the energy\, passion\, and extraordinary dedication of Bucks Audubon supporters like you\, we can help save them. That’s why we urge you to take immediate action by making a special year-end contribution today. \nImagine\, your gift of $100 could allow us to educate a class of middle school students about the impacts of climate change on our local birds\, like the Scarlet Tanager. Or your donation of $500 could support a workshop for municipal officials that will address the needs of climate-threatened species like the Bobolink by encouraging simple actions such as adjusting mowing schedules. \nYou make all of our important work possible! We are dedicated to educating\, engaging and inspiring people to protect birds and our environment. With so many vulnerable birds counting on us to survive\, we need you now more than ever. So please\, as this challenging year comes to a close\, reaffirm your commitment to birds\, the environment and Bucks Audubon with a contribution today. \nClick here to make a contribution to our #GivingTuesday Annual Appeal. Thank you in advance for your gift!
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/givingtuesday/
LOCATION:Honey Hollow Nature Center\, 2877 Creamery Road\, New Hope\, 18938\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adults,Advocacy,Member Event,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Newtown Theatre Environmental Film Festival & Native Plant Pop-Up Garden
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the environment! Don’t miss this chance for a fun night out on the last day of our Pop-up Native Plant Garden! Enjoy light fare and craft brews from Newtown Brewing Company (a member of Audubon’s Brewers for the Delaware River Association)\, before taking in four short films about our connection to the Delaware River\, the links between critical fish populations it supports and our local economy\, and the importance of native plants in keeping our water clean and providing habitat for birds. \nFollowing the films\, join our panel of experts – including one of the filmmakers – for a conversation about these important issues and how you can help to protect the resources we all need. \nAttendees will be eligible to win some of the beautiful plants in the garden when we raffle them off to take home. \nTickets to this exciting event will be available at https://www.thenewtowntheatre.com/events/2019/9/19/newtown-environmental-fest! \nThe Newtown Native Plant Project (NNPP) is an initiative of the Newtown Township\, Environmental Advisory Council\, Newtown Borough\, Bucks County Audubon Society\, Audubon Pennsylvania\, and Newtown volunteers. The NNPP Pop-Up Garden is being conducted with the assistance of the Newtown Theatre\, a Master Gardener from the Penn State Extension Master Gardener Program and Gino’s Nursery. \nThe Newtown Environmental Film Festival is brought to you in partnership with the Newtown Theatre and the Newtown Native Plant Project. \nThe event is sponsored by Waitkus Design\, Newtown Borough\, Newtown Borough EAC\, Newtown Democrats\, Soulutions For Daily Living\, and Espenshade Nonprofit Consulting LLC.
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/newtown-theatre-environmental-film-festival-native-plant-pop-up-garden/
LOCATION:Honey Hollow Nature Center\, 2877 Creamery Road\, New Hope\, 18938\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adults,Advocacy,Special Event
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SUMMARY:Advocacy in the Watershed
DESCRIPTION:Advocacy in the Watershed: Simple Ways You Can Affect Real\, Positive Change for Our Clean Water Sources \nParticipants will be able to learn about the Honey Hollow and Delaware River Watersheds and how watershed health is important for people\, birds\, and other wildlife! We will discuss ways to advocate for legislation that promotes healthy watersheds and not just discuss\, but act as well! Enjoy great discussion\, networking\, environmental action\, and food (Beer & Pretzels will be provided). \nFree\, Public Event hosted at Bucks County Audubon Society! \nRegistration is required – Click here to save your space!
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/advocacy-in-the-watershed/
LOCATION:Honey Hollow Nature Center\, 2877 Creamery Road\, New Hope\, 18938\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adults,Advocacy
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20190122T180000
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SUMMARY:Penn Environment Letter Writing Event
DESCRIPTION:In the New Year\, we are going to keep working towards a better climate. We have witnessed several threats to our planet in the past year alone\, including rollbacks of environmental protections proposed by the EPA and strong warnings from the global scientific community. We have knowledge of the problem\, and what we need going forward is the political will for change to save our climate. Let us open a line of communication with our  (newly) elected officials and communities to encourage them to make climate action as a priority this year. Writing a letter to a decision maker or a short opinion piece to your local newspaper about why climate change is your priority takes a very short time and has a lasting impact. Join us on January 22nd to write letters to Congresspeople\, Senators\, and our local news outlets to get the word out and get the conversation started. We will provide talking points and resources to help you take action. \nLet us know you’ll come by emailing Bob McGarry\, a Bucks Audubon Advocacy Committee member\, at rjmcg27@gmail.com
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/penn-environment-letter-writing-event/
LOCATION:Honey Hollow Nature Center\, 2877 Creamery Road\, New Hope\, 18938\, United States
CATEGORIES:Advocacy
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DTEND;TZID=UTC:20190110T203000
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SUMMARY:"Catching the Sun" Movie Screening
DESCRIPTION:2019 is our 50th Anniversary and we are so excited to announce that this year’s Capital Campaign is for Bucks Audubon to go solar! Many townships in Bucks County and beyond are making a big push for sustainable energy and solar seems to be a popular option. Explore the global race to a clean energy future and how solar can create local jobs through this incredible documentary – “Catching the Sun”\, hosted at Bucks County Audubon Society! \nAn unemployed American worker\, a Tea Party activist\, and a Chinese solar entrepreneur race to lead the clean energy future. Who wins and who loses in the battle for power in the 21st century? Through the stories of workers and entrepreneurs in the U.S. and China\, Catching the Sun captures the global race to lead the clean energy future. Over the course of a solar jobs training program\, Catching the Sun follows the hope and heartbreak of unemployed American workers seeking jobs in the solar industry.  With countries like China investing in innovative technologies and capitalizing on this trillion-dollar opportunity\, Catching the Sun tells the story of the global energy transition from the perspective of workers and entrepreneurs building solutions to income inequality and climate change with their own hands. Their successes and failures speak to one of the biggest questions of our time: will the U.S. actually be able to build a clean energy economy? Catching the Sun premiered at the Los Angeles Film Festival and was named a 2016 New York Times Critics’ Pick. It’s also part of American Film Showcase\, shown at U.S. embassies and diplomatic missions around the world. The film released globally on Netflix with Executive Producer Leonardo DiCaprio on Earth Day 2016. Catching the Sun was nominated by the Environmental Media Association for the 2016 EMA Award for Best Documentary. \nWatch the trailer for Catching the Sun by clicking Here! \nThis is a free event for the public\, however space is limited to 25\, so register early! Click here to reserve your spot. Inclement weather date – January 17th. Stay tuned on our social media pages and website for updates about weather! \nSponsored by Ready for 100: MontCo \nWho is Ready for 100:MontCo? Click here to learn more about them and their mission!
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/catching-the-sun-movie-screening/
LOCATION:Honey Hollow Nature Center\, 2877 Creamery Road\, New Hope\, 18938\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adults,Advocacy
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SUMMARY:CANCELLED: Watershed 101
DESCRIPTION:Join Audubon Society’s Field Organizer Emily Ferrin at Bucks Audubon (2877 Creamery Road\, New Hope\, PA 18938) for beer and pretzels while she explains the importance of our watersheds\, and what we can do to protect them together \nEmily Ferrin is the Field Organizer for the Delaware River Watershed with Audubon Pennsylvania and the National Audubon Society. A graduate of Eastern University where she studied cross-cultural economic and community development\, Emily also worked in Costa Rica to develop practices in sustainable agriculture and ecology alongside rural families. When not at work\, Emily enjoys time with family and friends\, reading anything from Shakespeare to gardening manuals\, and getting outside. Emily’s current projects include engaging Audubon chapters and their surrounding communities in watershed-related advocacy. She is also working toward the creation of a coalition for Delaware Watershed craft breweries\, and involving members of the Lenni-Lenape nation more intimately in the watershed conservation conversation. Emily can be reached at eferrin@audubon.org. \nThis event is cancelled for 11/8\, we will update with a new date and time for the next program.
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/watershed-101-engaging-and-advocating-for-our-water/
LOCATION:Honey Hollow Nature Center\, 2877 Creamery Road\, New Hope\, 18938\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adults,Advocacy
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SUMMARY:Beautiful Butterflies: North American Butterfly Count
DESCRIPTION:Love butterflies and pollinators? Learn all about them during our annual Butterfly Count citizen science project! Join us for a brief presentation and then head out to our fields and meadows in search of these flighty creatures. Bring a field guide\, binoculars\, and camera if you have them. No experience necessary! \nAdmission is $3 and the proceeds benefit the North American Butterfly Association. \nREGISTER HERE!
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/beautiful-butterflies-north-american-butterfly-count/
LOCATION:Honey Hollow Nature Center\, 2877 Creamery Road\, New Hope\, 18938\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adults,Advocacy,Family,Lecture
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SUMMARY:Advocacy for a Cleaner Earth
DESCRIPTION:Are you passionate about saving the environment and want to do something more to advocate for it? Learn about advocacy (on a federal AND personal level) regarding different environmental topics (such as climate change\, wildlife conservation\, habitat protection\, etc…) from professionals during this season’s lecture series at Delaware Valley University! \nThis month’s presentation is sponsored with the Doylestown Township’s Environmental Advisory Council and will be presented by Dr. Daniel Duran who will be talking about “Spray and Pray: Misguided Faith in Pesticides Isn’t the Answer to Our Mosquito and Tick Problems.” \nDr. Duran is an Associate Teaching Professor at Drexel and an adjunct member at the Barnes Foundation Arboretum School. He is also president and co-founder of a the non-profit\, Mid-Atlantic Native & Threatened Insect Zoo (MANTIZ). He received a BS in Environmental Science and a Ph.D. in Evolution and Ecology in 2010. He has also worked at the Natural History museum in London and the Simthsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama. Currently\, he teaches courses about topics pertaining to ecology\, evolution\, insects\, and plants. Dr. Duran is also the co-author of the book\, “A Field Guide to the Tiger Beetles of the United States and Canada\, 2nd Edition.” \nThis program is free and open to the public! We hope to see you and a friend there! \n*Note- please leave yourself some extra time for parking!
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/advocacy-for-a-cleaner-earth-3/
LOCATION:Delaware Valley University\, 700 E. Butler Ave\, Doylestown\, PA\, 18901\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adults,Advocacy,Lecture
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