Fall Sparrow Walk
From 7pm until 8pm
At Nature Learning Center, Albany
Will Broussard, Tin Mountain board member and bird aficionado, will lead participants through the commonly seen sparrow species in anticipation of the subsequent walk. You do not need to attend the walk to join (although we hope you do!).
Fall Warbler Morning Bird Walk
From 8am until 10am
At Jackson Ski Touring parking lot on Valley Cross Road, Jackson
Every Thursday in September from 8-10am
Jackson Ski Touring parking lot on Valley Cross Road, Jackson
Come see the fall migration! All birders welcome. Bring your binoculars or borrow ours.
Fall Sparrow Walk
From 8am
At Meet at the Maine Visitor Center, Route 302
Join the Tin Mountain Bird Society for this fall avian exploration. Bring your binoculars or borrow ours. All are welcome, regardless of birding level!
Saving our Seas
From 2pm until 3:30pm
At Nature Learning Center, Albany
2 great speakers, 1 great program. Join Tin Mountain for an Afternoon about the Ocean.
Artist & scientist Bonnie Monteleone of the Plastic Ocean Project will present Stemming the Tide of Ocean Plastics. She will provide an overview of the problem; how it is being addressed through research, outreach, & public/private partnerships; & how we, as individuals, can help.
Blue whale expert, Michael Fishbach will then present Whales: Unlikely Climate Change Superheroes. Fishbach will reveal mysteries about the blue whale- the largest creature that has ever existed. This species, along with other whales, has an oversized role in restoring ocean health and combating climate change. Accidental ship collisions and marine plastics are killing these animals but the Great Whale Conservancy has an innovative plan to save them!