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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
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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
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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
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