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Animals in Winter / Animales en el invierno
Join Carmen Campos from PuppetEd and Jennifer Murray from Turtleback for this fun bilingual puppet-making workshop exploring animal adaptations to winter, hosted by the Town of Southold.
Saturday, December 5th 10:00 AM -12:00 PM
NOTE: This is no longer a drop off event, this is a family program. This is a FREE event, funded by the Town of Southold.
Discover how wildlife survive the winter months during a nature hike then head indoors to create your own animal and a mini skit about your animal’s adaptation. Refreshments served.
NEW THIS YEAR! Winter Clothing Swap partnered with Petite North Fork. Bring hats, gloves, mittens, scarves, winter coats, fleece, snow pants, winter boots, and more. Any gear left over will be donated to CAST.
The Forest Year
Finding Hope in a World Worth Saving
Tuesday, January 12, 6:00-7:30 PM
Join us for an online program with Ethan Tapper, author of The Forest Year, Finding Hope in a World Worth Saving.
This is a book about hope.
Ethan Tapper’s New England Book Award-winning literary debut - How to Love a Forest: The Bittersweet Work of Tending a Changing World - explored the complex reality of what it means to care for forests at this moment in time. Tapper’s highly-anticipated follow-up is The Forest Year: Finding Hope in a World Worth Saving. The Forest Year expands the world of How to Love a Forest, following Ethan across a single year of life and stewardship at Bear Island – his 175-acre forest in Vermont. The Forest Year is a book about trees, forests, birds and wildflowers, and also about community, resilience, stewardship and the profound and beautiful thing that happens when we decide to stay.
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