Conservation Conversation: Island Ecology of Niagara

Sun Feb 16 2025 at 11:00 am to 12:00 pm UTC-05:00

Aqua Lane Park | Tonawanda Town

Birds on the Niagara
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Join Birds on the Niagara 2025 for an Outdoor Talk
About this Event

Join NYS Department of Environmental Conservation Biologist Connie Adams for an outdoor talk at Aqua Lane Park, overlooking the beautiful Strawberry Island! Bring a chair, binoculars, or a spotting scope, and dive into a fascinating discussion about the archipelago of islands stretching across the upper Niagara River. We'll explore the area's rich ecology, including Bald Eagle nesting, Cormorant colony management, and the creation of Tern Island. Learn about the challenges terns face, discover the diverse waterbirds that call this area home—such as Great Egrets, Night Herons, and Great Blue Herons—and understand how waterfowl influence habitat restoration efforts underway around Strawberry Island. Birdwatching distractions are welcome, so come ready to observe and celebrate the island life of the Niagara River!

This program is Beginner, Intermediate, Expert

photo of nonbreeding adult Common Tern by Steven McBride/Macaulay Library

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Event Venue & Nearby Stays

Aqua Lane Park, 128 Aqua Lane, Tonawanda Town, United States

Tickets

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