Event
Cancelled: 8th Annual Long Island Nature Organization Conference
An Note from the Long Island Nature Organization:
We regret to inform you that, due to a series of recent events involving the coronavirus outbreak, we are canceling this year’s Long Island Natural History Conference (March 20-21, 2020).
We hope to be able to have most of the speakers and topics planned for this year’s event back next year (Friday, March 19 and Saturday, March 20, 2021) and we will be in touch by email later this month with important, time-sensitive information related to our “Conservation Updates” portion of the conference.
Please help us get the word out about the cancellation through your social media sites. For sponsorship and registration refunds, you have the option of carrying over your payment for 2021. Either way, contact Nancy Sorkow at Seatuck (nancy@seatuck.org) with your preference.
We will miss this annual fun gathering of the conservation community, which is something we all eagerly look forward to, and we apologize for any inconvenience this may create in your plans and schedules. Best wishes and stay healthy,
Mike Bottini - Artie Kopelman - Tim Green - Melissa Griffiths Parrot - John Turner - Russ Burke - Maria Brown - Kimberly Williams: 2020 Long Island Natural History Conference Steering Committee
The Peconic Land Trust is co-sponsor of the largest regional forum on Long Island’s natural environment. Perfect for anyone interested in the sciences, this symposium offers up-to-the-minute research and current information on various subjects in the fields of biology and natural sciences. This year’s presentations include the impact of climate change on birds, the disappearance of mature bay scallops this past summer, red fox on Fire Island, Eastern box turtles, Long Island’s mushrooms and updates on white sharks, Northern long-eared bats, and more. The 2-day program features presentations with top experts in their field. For more information, including the full schedule of workshops, and presenters, please visit www.LongIslandNature.org.