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© 2019 Eastern Long Island Audubon Society
"From the Barrens to the Bays"
Eastern Long Island Audubon Society, Inc.
A New York Chapter of National Audubon Society
Serving communities from Patchogue to Montauk including Southampton, East Hampton,
Western Riverhead and Brookhaven
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Watch Us On
Eastern Long Island Audubon Society invites you to
The Annual Dinner on
October 16, 2019 for
SHARK NIGHT!
with Guest Speaker
FRANK QUEVEDO
Executive Director
South Fork Natural History Museum (SOFO)
who will be
Unlocking the Mysteries
of the Long Island
White Shark Nursery
SOFO’s Shark Research and Education Program is a natural outgrowth of SOFO’s programs. Sharks are an important part of Long Island’s nearshore ecosystems, and we want to encourage stewardship through the activities of this new research program. This presentation will inform the community on the history of the program, the established white-shark nursery along the South Shore of Long Island and an update on the tagging efforts of our research team whose work has been featured on Nat Geo TV, Shark Week, The Today Show, The New York Times, and NPR among others.
Frank Quevedo has been the executive director of the South Fork Natural History Museum since 2010. He has a marine biology degree from Long Island University, Southampton. Before his position at the museum, Frank worked as a Bay Management Specialist, restoring and enhancing shellfish populations for the Town of East Hampton. Frank has added many new educational programs and new initiatives to the SOFO’s mission. The SOFO Shark Research and Educational Program is the latest and one of the most important the museum has ever undertaken. Come and hear the exciting stories as more and more is learned.
The evening at Rock Hill Country Club will begin at 6:00 pm with cocktails (with a cash bar), appetizers, a generous buffet dinner, dessert, raffles, and Chinese auction.
$55.00 per person.
Download and
print the reservation form.
If you have any questions
call Sally at
631 295 0599 (cell)
or Evelyn at
(631) 727-0417
Sunday, November 3rd
Seed Sale at Quogue Wildlife.
Start the winter off with plenty of seed!
The birds will thank you all winter long!
This is a fundraiser for Eastern Long Island Audubon Society
and for the Quogue Wildlife Refuge.
Orders must be in by October 18th!
Order your seed online using the button to the right or mail in your order!
Seed pick up will be in the Nature Center on Sunday, November 3rd
between 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM
A limited quantity of bird seed will be for sale the day of,
as well as bird and garden related gift items.
Call the QWR office at 631.653.4771 for more information.
Become an ELIAS Member
All memberships run from January to January. Dues are $20.00 per year. Send your membership dues to Eastern Long Island Audubon Society, PO Box 206, East Quogue, NY 11942. Print the For your convenience you can print a membership form.
If you include your email you will be added to our Constant Contact email notification list and you will receive notices about upcoming events a few days before the event or changes to programs if the weather or other circumstances come up.
Use the button below to go to the online order form
Do you have a suggestion?
If you have a suggestion for a bird walk, please contact Eileen Schwinn at beachmed@optonline.net
If you have a suggestion for a program please contact Suzi Stewart at suzizny@aol.com or Bob Adamo at radamo4691@gmail.com.
