STEUBEN — Lynne Hale, director of marine conservation for The Nature Conservancy, will be at the Eagle Hill Institute on Thursday, July 19, at 5:30 p.m. to talk about “Conservation of Coral and Oyster Reefs.”
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STEUBEN — Lynne Hale, director of marine conservation for The Nature Conservancy, will be at the Eagle Hill Institute on Thursday, July 19, at 5:30 p.m. to talk about “Conservation of Coral and Oyster Reefs.”
The lecture is part of Eagle Hill Institute’s “Summer Evenings Out” lecture/dinner series. Everyone is welcome at the pre-lecture reception, which starts at 5. A post-lecture dinner with the speaker is family-style Italian with sides, dessert and coffee or tea for $15 per person, or just dessert and coffee from the a la carte menu.
Seating is limited. Those planning to attend should call 546-2821, ext. 2 by noon on July 19 to make dinner reservations.
The lecture/dinner series continues on Saturday, July 21, at 5:30 with Registered Maine Guide Cloe Chunn, who will talk about the Maine Naturalist Program.
The pre-lecture reception starts at 5. The post-lecture dinner with the speaker is choice of entrée with sides, dessert and coffee or tea for $20 per person, or just dessert and coffee from the a la carte menu. Seating is limited.
Call 546-2821, ext. 2 by noon on July 21 to make dinner reservations.
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