2006 Summer Lecture Series
are pleased to co-host a series of distinguished presentations on the natural history of
Lake George and the Adirondacks
July 10 The Making of the DVD Documentary “The Lost Radeau: North America’s Oldest Intact Warship”
Joseph W. Zarzynski, Executive Director, Bateaux Below, Wilton, NY
July 17 Backyard Bullies: Terrestrial Invasive Plants
Sarah Small, Program Assistant, Lake George Land Conservancy, Bolton Landing, NY
July 24
All
about Bluebirds - and More!
John Rogers, Cofounder, New York State Bluebird Society, Brewerton, NY
July 31 OLD BOLTON on Lake George, NY: Newly published with a book signing to follow presentation
Bill Gates, Regional Author & President, Historical Society of Bolton,
Bolton Landing, NY
August 7 The Amazing Meadow: An In-depth Look at the Exciting Adirondack Life Forms Encountered during a Walk through a Flowering Meadow
Gerry Lemmo, Professional Photographer, Naturalist and Writer, Glens Falls, NY
August 14 The Wild Center: The New Natural History Museum of the Adirondacks
Lisa Rodriguez, Interpretive Naturalist, Tupper Lake, NY
August 21 Reminisces & Stories of the Loines and Apperson families from Northwest Bay: Part 2
Nancy Rogal, Longtime Family Resident, Bolton Landing, NY
August 28 An Evening with Earl Woodward: His Unique Design & Adirondack Heritage from Stony Creek to Lake Luzerne to Bolton Landing Deanne Rehm, Longtime Resident, Bolton Landing, NY
Programs are on Monday evenings beginning at 7:30 PM. The public is cordially invited free of charge
Funding for this series is provided by generous gifts from The Knapp Fund and numerous individuals
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