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SUMMARY:Winter Lecture Series
DESCRIPTION:The Winter Lecture Series is our opportunity to delve deeper into subjects of interest in and around Letchworth State Park. Our roster of speakers in 2024 includes environmental educators\, park historians\, a local professor from Houghton University\, Wildway director from the Western NY Land Conservancy and a forest therapy guide.\n\nJan 6   The WNY Wildway\, connecting extensive tracts of protected lands\, Marcus Rosten\n\nJan 13   Learn about the benefits of forest therapy and participate in a brief forest therapy experience with Certified Guide\, Chip Matthews\n\nJan 20   Advance Token to\n\nBoardwalk: A Birder Searches for Place - Facing a global pandemic\, a challenging book\, and the uncertainty of midlife\, Eli J. Knapp looked to the skies and local dumpsters to find an unlikely new way to connect with\n\nhis own backyard and the greater landscape of his life. Drawing from his forthcoming book \n\nAvian Rhapsody Knapp let one local western New York species\n\nshare secrets from its seldom witnessed life\, Eli Knapp\n\nJan 27   Naming the nameless  the members of the mid-19th\n\ncentury literary club\, Mike Landowski\n\nFeb 3   Phenology: The Past\, Present\, and Future. Exploring shifts in seasonality and ways you can contribute to our collective understanding of\n\nclimate change\, Lara Hargrave\n\nFeb 10   Genesee Valley Canal: A Historic Soap Opera\, Jules\n\nHoepting\n\nFeb 17   I BIRD NY\, celebrating exceptional birding opportunities in WNY\, Matt Nusstein\n\nFeb 24   Caroline Bishop Through the Years\, Karen Russell
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The Winter Lecture Series is our opportunity to delve deeper into subjects of interest in and around Letchworth State Park. Our roster of speakers in 2024 includes environmental educators\, park historians\, a local professor from Houghton University\, Wildway director from the Western NY Land Conservancy and a forest therapy guide.<br />\nJan 6 &ndash\; The WNY Wildway\, connecting extensive tracts of protected lands\, Marcus Rosten<br />\nJan 13 &ndash\; Learn about the benefits of forest therapy and participate in a brief forest therapy experience with Certified Guide\, Chip Matthews<br />\nJan 20 &ndash\; Advance Token to<br />\nBoardwalk: A Birder Searches for Place - Facing a global pandemic\, a challenging book\, and the uncertainty of midlife\, Eli J. Knapp looked to the skies&mdash\;and local dumpsters&mdash\;to find an unlikely new way to connect with<br />\nhis own backyard and the greater landscape of his life. Drawing from his forthcoming book&mdash\;<br />\nAvian Rhapsody&mdash\;Knapp let one local western New York species<br />\nshare secrets from its seldom witnessed life\, Eli Knapp<br />\nJan 27 &ndash\; Naming the nameless&ndash\; the members of the mid-19th<br />\ncentury literary club\, Mike Landowski<br />\nFeb 3 &ndash\; Phenology: The Past\, Present\, and Future. Exploring shifts in seasonality and ways you can contribute to our collective understanding of<br />\nclimate change\, Lara Hargrave<br />\nFeb 10 &ndash\; Genesee Valley Canal: A Historic Soap Opera\, Jules<br />\nHoepting<br />\nFeb 17 &ndash\; I BIRD NY\, celebrating exceptional birding opportunities in WNY\, Matt Nusstein<br />\nFeb 24 &ndash\; Caroline Bishop Through the Years\, Karen Russell
LOCATION:Humphrey Nature Center
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SEQUENCE:3
DTSTAMP:20260920T172417Z
URL:https://business.livingstoncountychamber.com/events/details/winter-lecture-series-02-24-2024-14652
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