
Join HOBAS and the Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon Center for an evening of native plants! The sanctuary is home to extensive native plant demonstration gardens. We will start our evening with a tour of the garden led by TRSAC’s native plant expert. We’ll learn about what’s in bloom and the benefits of native plants in creating bird friendly habitat. After the tour participants will collect different varieties of perennial native plants and collect seeds to bring home. Autumn’s gift for next year’s blooms!
To be held at the Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary and Audubon Center
Please visit www.audubon.org/events to RSVP; Registration starts on September 18th

Long Island is home to a surprising diversity of native bees, each playing an important role in our local ecosystems. Join us as we explore the many kinds of bees found across the region, their fascinating natural history, and the conservation challenges they face – including habitat loss, pesticides, climate change, and declining floral resources. Learn what we can do to help protect Long Island's remarkable bee diversity.
At the Cold Spring Harbor Library in Large Meeting Room AB from 7:00PM - 8:30PM.
To register, email HOBAS President Christine Suter at christine.hobas@gmail.com.