Long Island Maritime Museum

Sunday, January 14 - Three Village Historical Society
Art and The Beach - 19th Century

By Dr. Frank Turano, President of Three Village Historical Society, Research Assistant Professor, SUNY Stonybrook, co-producer of "The Baymen" and "Long Island Farms" Documentaries.

Sunday, February 11 - Fire Island National Seashore
Fire Island is undergoing a new 20 year management plan. Join Superintendent of Fire Island National Seashore Mike Reynolds as he frames the issues that the FINS is faced with and why it's important to Long Island and the region.

By Mike Reynolds, Superintendent of F I N S

Sunday, March 18 - The Nature Conservancy
"Making Great South Bay Great Again". The Nature Conservancy's efforts
to restore hard clam populations to the Great South Bay.

By Carl LoBue - Atlantic Ocean Beaches and Bays Site Director, TNC on Long Island

Sunday, April 15 - South Shore Estuary Reserve
Life on the South Shore Estuary: discussion about the environment of the over 100 tributaries of the South Shore Estuary Reserve. Opportunities for "getting involved" and some interesting Bayway sites will be discussed.

By Lou Siegel - Science Coordinator for SSER



			LIMM Lecture Series
		Sunday Maritime Lecture Series Looking for something to do on a wintery Sunday afternoon? All lectures will be held in the Elward Smith Library in the Museum's Main Building from 2 - 4 pm - Light Refreshments - Children's film in the North Gallery Members & Children FREE - Guests $5.00
		Sunday, January 14 - Three Village Historical Society Art and The Beach - 19th Century By Dr. Frank Turano, President of Three Village Historical Society, Research Assistant Professor, SUNY Stonybrook, co-producer of "The Baymen" and "Long Island Farms" Documentaries. Sunday, February 11 - Fire Island National Seashore Fire Island is undergoing a new 20 year management plan. Join Superintendent of Fire Island National Seashore Mike Reynolds as he frames the issues that the FINS is faced with and why it's important to Long Island and the region. By Mike Reynolds, Superintendent of F I N S Sunday, March 18 - The Nature Conservancy "Making Great South Bay Great Again". The Nature Conservancy's efforts to restore hard clam populations to the Great South Bay. By Carl LoBue - Atlantic Ocean Beaches and Bays Site Director, TNC on Long Island Sunday, April 15 - South Shore Estuary Reserve Life on the South Shore Estuary: discussion about the environment of the over 100 tributaries of the South Shore Estuary Reserve. Opportunities for "getting involved" and some interesting Bayway sites will be discussed. By Lou Siegel - Science Coordinator for SSER




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