Tag Archives: Environmental Learning Series

All About White Oak, Connecticut’s State Tree

The white oak played an important role in our nation’s history and has contributed significantly to wildlife conservation. This presentation will emphasize the importance of this tree in Connecticut’s landscape, highlight its use by a variety of native species, define the conditions oaks need to thrive, and discuss how to perpetuate this important native species.

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Beech Leaf Disease in CT

This free lecture will cover everything you need to know about Beech Leaf Disease, a destructive tree disease sweeping across our landscape.

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Remarkable Raptors with Ryan MacLean

Remarkable Raptors & Their Highways in the Sky with Ryan MacLean Did you know that an average of 20,000 hawks,…

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Deer, Ticks, and Forest Health in CT

Scott Williams will talk about the connections between deer, mice, Japanese barberry, and forest health.

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Remarkable Raptors & Their Highways in the Sky

Join Audubon naturalist Ryan MacLean to learn how birds of prey migrate, how to identify and count the raptors seen over the Greenwich Audubon Center, and how you can get involved.

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Leave the Leaves, Save the Stems

Kathy Connolly will share her insights on careful plant selection, proper plant care, timing, and the vital importance of winter habitats for insects, birds, and other wildlife.

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