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Sat
06
Jul
Saturday, July 6, 2024 09:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Meet in Upper Parking Lot. A walk along
the shore of beautiful Long Island Sound with State Park Naturalist MaryLaura
Lamont looking at sea shells, rocks and seaweeds. Also discussed will be how
Long Island and the Sound was formed. What is a Sound anyhow?
Sat
06
Jul
Saturday, July 6, 2024 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Meet at Visitor Center. Would you like
to join us to help prevent injury and illness to fish, birds, sea turtles and
sea mammals? Come join members of the Atlantic Marine Conservation Society (AMSEAS)
and Hallock State Park Preserve staff collect marine debris on our Long Island Sound
beachfront. Dress appropriately for the
weather. Bring gloves and water in
refillable containers and your willingness to help. Trash pickers and buckets
will be provided. AMSEAS also collects data with your assistance to measure the
impact this debris has on our sea life. All are welcome. Please sign up via link.
Sat
13
Jul
Saturday, July 13, 2024 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Meet at Visitor Center. Come join the
Atlantic Conservation Society (AMSEAS) and Hallock State Park Preserve Staff in
a short educational presentation before we head off to pick up marine debris on
the Long Island beachfront. Trash pickers will be provided. Bring gloves and water in refillable
containers as well as your willingness to help. AMSEAS also collects data with your assistance to measure the impact
this collected debris has on sea life. All are welcome. Please sign up
via link.
Sun
14
Jul
Sunday, July 14, 2024 01:00 PM - 03:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Meet at Visitor Center. Women moving towards freedom and independence through the
bicycle and motorcycle.
"The greatest
development to bring women closer to freedom and independence
was the
invention of the bicycle." Susan B.
Anthony 1896
Certain adventurous women chose a
different path to freedom and independence by riding bicycles and motorcycles.
Riding these machines challenged social mores and led to a change in how
society viewed women. It also changed the way women viewed themselves. In the
late 1800s, early 1900s "The New Woman" started riding these "freedom machines"
and could, for the first time, venture out without a male chaperon. Now women
could exercise in fresh air in public. These new activities necessitated a
change in women's dress. Long Victorian dresses, corsets, and bustles were
replaced by form fitting outfits. The bicycle became a symbol for the struggle to
vote. Be inspired as historian Bruce
Kagan will take you on "the road less traveled," reviewing the development of
the bicycle and motorcycle and highlighting key biographies of women who dared
to make these machines part of their lives. Their journey elevated and changed
society.
Sat
20
Jul
Saturday, July 20, 2024 09:00 AM - 10:30 AM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Meet at Visitor Center. Observe different species of native
Long Island wildflowers in the garden, learn why they were chosen, why it is
important to plant native flowers, and observe different species of insects
that visit these flowers! This wildflower garden has attracted many
pollinators such as butterflies and different species of bees. Program led by
State Park Naturalist MaryLaura Lamont.
Sat
20
Jul
Saturday, July 20, 2024 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Meet at Visitor Center. Would you like
to join us to help prevent injury and illness to fish, birds, sea turtles and
sea mammals? Come join members of the Atlantic Marine Conservation Society (AMSEAS)
and Hallock State Park Preserve staff collect marine debris on our Long Island Sound
beachfront. Dress appropriately for the
weather. Bring gloves and water in
refillable containers and your willingness to help. Trash pickers and buckets
will be provided. AMSEAS also collects data with your assistance to measure the
impact this debris has on our sea life. All are welcome. Please sign up via
link.
Sat
27
Jul
Saturday, July 27, 2024 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Hallock State Park Preserve
Meet at Visitor Center. Come join the Atlantic Conservation
Society (AMSEAS) and Hallock State Park Preserve Staff for a short presentation
on the many species of cetaceans, and pinnipeds and sea turtles that come to
our waters and feed. Learn how marine
debris affects these beautiful creatures of the sea. before we head off to pick
up marine debris on the Long Island beachfront. Trash pickers will be
provided. Bring gloves and water in
refillable containers as well as your willingness to help. AMSEAS also collects data with your assistance
to measure the impact this collected debris has on sea life. Please sign up via link.