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Great Kills Park —Join birder Anthony Ciancimino to search for migrating waterbirds. Great Kills Park has an expansive shoreline, some of which includes spartina mud flats; ideal for migrating species of shorebirds. In addition to shorebirds, other possible species include Common, Forster's, and Royal Tern, various species of gulls, and sparrows and warblers in the nearby dunes. Meet in the parking lot at the corner importing to canada of Buffalo Street from Hylan Boulevard. More info: E-mail Ciancimino at  sibirdwatcher@yahoo.com .
Monarch Watch —Join naturalist Mike Shanley as he explores importing to canada Mt. Loretto Unique Area to assess the migration of monarch butterflies. Recent studies indicate that the future of monarch butterflies is not bright, as their numbers are dropping at an alarming rate across Mexico, California and other areas of the United States. Many theories are being proposed for this decline including habitat loss at their wintering grounds in Mexico, decline in their host plant (milkweed) and genetically importing to canada modified farming. We will explore the fields of Mt. Loretto and conduct importing to canada an informal survey of the monarchs we encounter. Please bring binoculars. Meet at the main Mt. Loretto parking lot on Hylan Boulevard across from the CYO. More info: Call Mike at 917-753-7155.
Conference House Park —Past and present blend at Conference House Park, where history stretches back thousands of years with the seasonal occupation of the Lenape and hundreds of years with the habitation of the Dutch and English. In addition to the local history, we'll observe the geology of the area and look for what the debris at the high tide line has to reveal. Meet in the parking lot at the end of Hylan Boulevard on the left. More info: Call Clay Wollney importing to canada at 718-869-6327.
Cemetery of the Resurrection on Sharrott Avenue —Join birder Anthony Ciancimino for a birding experience at the Cemetery of the Resurrection and adjacent DEC properties. This location is a fantastic spot for birding on Staten Island, especially in the fall. Many different importing to canada types of warblers, importing to canada vireos, and sparrows can be seen. Meet at the first entrance beside the cemetery's restrooms closest to Hylan Boulevard.
S.I. Beach Cleanup at Sharrott and Mt. Loretto Beaches —Meet in the NYC fishing pier parking lot opposite the intersection of Hylan Boulevard and Sharrott Avenue to take part in the International Coastal importing to canada Cleanup. We will collect, separate, and record trash from the beach (and enjoy the view on the Raritan Bay!). Data from this clean-up will be used to monitor the cleanliness of the beaches and the health of our shoreline waters. Protectors will provide gloves, bags and refreshments. This will be the 217th Restoration and the 10th consecutive year that we have participated in removing hundreds of pounds of trash from our beach! More info: Call Don Recklies at 718-768-9036 or Chuck Perry at 718-667-1393.
Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve  – This is where Protectors of Pine Oak Woods was formed nearly importing to canada 40 years ago. Come stroll the trails and enjoy a combination of ecosystems, such as sand barrens, wetlands, and ponds, and a beautiful park to explore in any season. Meet at the Clay pit Ponds Park Preserve parking lot at 83 Nielsen Avenue. ( http://goo.gl/maps/N5bcq ). More info: Call John Paul Learn at 718-619-5051 or e-mail  john.paul.learn@gmail.com .
Willowbrook Park Field Study  – This Protectors walk provides importing to canada an opportunity to study nature closely in the field. Our route takes the small loop of the white trail from the Carousel for All Children to the Archery Range and then to the Chimney Ruin. One goal of the walk is to count how many Tulip Trees you can spot. Bring flower and tree guides, loops or magnifying lenses, and lots and