Celebrate
International Migratory Bird Day at
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Join
us on Saturday, May 10th for our annual early morning
bird walk and homemade bird breakfast in celebration
of International
Migratory Bird Day. Enjoy a day of programs and
hikes and learn about the migration with birding, breakfast
(homemade by the Audubon Greenwich staff!), live raptor
show, informative talks, story telling, and more.
6:30-8:00am: Morning Bird Walk
8:00-9:15am: Annual Homemade Bird Breakfast in the
Red Barn (RSVP with Brian O’Toole at 203.869.5272,
$7 per person)
9:30-10:30am: NYC Bird Migration Research with Dr.
DeCandido
11:00-noon: Bluebird Habitat Walk
2:00-3:00pm: Story Hour with Jeanine Getz, as she reads
from her popular new children’s book “Think
Green!”
3:00pm-4:00pm: Live Raptor Show with “Wind Over
Wings”
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| Spring
Concert at Audubon Greenwich! |
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Please
join us for an evening of wonderful music to celebrate
Spring and the beauty of nature!
The concert, on Sunday, June 8th at 7pm, will feature
Musica
Plenti, an award-winning vocal chamber ensemble.
After the concert, meet the musicians while enjoying
a glass of wine and delicious hors d’oeuvres.
Admission at the door is $20, with all proceeds going
to support Audubon Greenwich and Musica Plenti! |
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Connecting People with Nature
The mission of Audubon Greenwich is to motivate people
to conserve, restore, and enjoy nature, focusing on birds,
other wildlife and their habitats, through education, land
stewardship, citizen science, research, advocacy and community
projects.
Audubon Greenwich has been providing environmental programs
since 1942 and was the National Audubon Society’s first
education center. The Audubon Center of Greenwich on Riversville
Road is comprised of 285 acres and 7 miles of walking trails
and includes the Kimberlin
Nature Education Center classrooms, the Kiernan Hall Nature
Art Gallery, and the Nature
Store. In addition Audubon Greenwich manages seven other
sanctuaries totaling 686 acres of woodlands, meadows, wetlands,
and 15 additional miles of trails.
Audubon Greenwich sponsors many environmental activities,
including programs for schools
and scouts,
weekly public programs,
summer and winter nature
day camp, and festivals and events throughout the year.
Audubon Greenwich offers birders, families, students, photographers,
hikers and all who want to learn about the natural world a
place to explore and discover.
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Spring 2008 
