Save the Date
SoFo's Annual Dinner Dance
Caribbean Daze...
Don't Worry, Be Happy
Saturday, June 21, 2008
South Fork Natural History Museum
377 Bridgehampton/Sag Harbor Turnpike
Bridgehampton, NY 11932
To Benefit the South Fork Natural History Museum
Cocktails at 6:30 p.m.
Dinner & Dancing 8 p.m. to 11 p.m.
For information call (631) 537-9735 or email us at: sofo@hamptons.com
Special Programs
Please note, it is essential to make reservations for these programs. When you make your reservation you will be notified about the location where the program is taking place. Please reserve early. There is no charge for these programs for SoFo Members. For non-members there is a charge of $7 per adult, $5 for children ages 12 to 8 years of age. These programs are not appropriate for children under 8 years of age. The price of the program includes a visit to the museum on the day of the event.
Orchids of Our Area - Talk, Slides & Field Trip
Presented by Dave Taft
June 29, Sunday, 10 a.m.
South Fork Natural History Museum
Wild Long Island and southeast New York State are home to many beautiful orchid rarities. Come to the museum and meet these beauties and afterwards, if you choose, go out to Napeague with Dave to see some of them in their native habitat.
Dave Taft, artist, and orchid enthusiast, is Conservation Chair for the Greater New York Orchid Society. He has served as the Site Manager of the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge and is presently an Assistant Superintendent with the National Park Service.
Become a Bluebird Activist -
Join the "Bluebird Recovery Project"
Project Director: Joe Giunta
Dates Ongoing
Imagine the joy of knowing you've helped to provide a home, a nursery and a sanctuary, for a clutch of Eastern Bluebirds or other cavity-nesting birds. Imagine watching the hatchlings grow and begin to test their wings. Imagine watching the fledglings take first flight. This is the rewarding feeling experienced by volunteers participating in SoFo's Bluebird Recovery Project.
The Bluebird Recovery Project is one of the strongest volunteer-based programs across the nation. The main goal of this program is to increase nesting habitat for Eastern Bluebirds and many other species of cavity-nesting birds. This habitat was lost due to land development and competition from non-native, more aggressive starlings and House Sparrows. You can be an active member of this recovery project. To become involved contact us by e-mail at sofo@hamptons.com or by phone at (631) 537-9735. The SoFo Bluebird Recovery Project is currently funded by an Anonymous Donor whose mission is to see the reestablishment of healthy populations of native wildlife on the East End of Long Island. If you know of any foundation, corporation or individual whose priority is to support the well-being of native wildlife populations, please contact us at sofo@hamptons.com.
SoFo Bluebird Recovery Project Success Continues ---
You can be a part of this ornithological triumph!
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