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| Public programs
will be held at the Crandall
Library in City Park, Glens Falls. Enter at the Glen St.
entrance, and
take the elevator to the lower level; the media room is on the left. **You may call Crandall Library at 792-6508 to see if the library has closed due to weather** |
| March 24 - 7pm | ||
 Howard Romack is a biologist who works with the New York State Museum, University of Florida, and Michigan State University. A retired science teacher from Cambridge, he continues educating through outdoor programs at several area schools for both students and teachers. |
"Peru" Gateway to Amazonia with Howard Romack Tropical rainforests cover just 6% of the Earth’s land surface, yet may contain half of our Planet’s plants and animals. This free program will feature Howard Romack who will discuss topography, tropical flora and fauna, and work done by biologists in the Madre de Dios region bordering Bolivia. Also present will be live animals to demonstrate unusual adaptations for survival in such hostile environments. |
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| Southern Adirondack Audubon would like to thank those who attend our public programs and support our conservation efforts through the purchase of seed, suet, tote bags, and raffle tickets. | ||