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2026 Biodiversity in the Connecticut River Watershed Lecture Series: Monarch Butterfly Biology, Ecology, and Conservation Needs, by Kelsey Fisher
Join us for lecture 5/6 of our series: Biodiversity in the Connecticut River Watershed! The lecture is free, but seating is limited. We ask that you respond (acceptances only) by calling our office: (860) 598-4218 or registering online: https://ctaudubon.org/events/rtp-estuary-center/ct-river-lecture-series-kelsey-fisher/ Lyme Art Association 90 Lyme Street Old Lyme, CT 06371 The lecture will be Thursday, October 29th from 5-6pm, followed by a Q&A session and light refreshments and hors d'oeuvres. The
2026 Biodiversity in the Connecticut River Watershed Lecture Series, Lecture 4/6: Black Bears: Finding Food Within The Forest and Within Your Freezer, by Dr. Tracy Rittenhouse
2 Ferry Road, Old Lyme: https://share.google/0KQxwhNI5eNbIvCAQ Thursday, October 22, from 5 - 6 pm, followed by light refreshments, hors d'oeuvres, and Q&A. The lecture is free, but seating is limited. We ask that you respond (acceptances only) by calling our office: (860) 598-4218 or registering online: https://ctaudubon.org/events/rtp-estuary-center/ct-river-lecture-series-tracy-rittenhouse/ For much of human history people have displaced or eliminated wildlife populations. Today, game management
