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(Photo credit: Tom Lake)
For decades, fish have swum at the epicenter of the environmental awareness and protection on the Hudson River. Within the watershed, 226 species have been documented, 173 considered native. Are these numbers significant-and what does “native” mean? DEC Hudson River Estuary Program Naturalist/Educator Tom Lake will provide the answers as well as other intriguing facts about the roles fish have played since humans arrived here 12,000 years ago.
Admission is free and open to the public. Come with a dish to share at 6:30pm and enjoy a potluck dinner or arrive a little before 7pm for the presentation. No registration needed, seating will be first come, first served.
Organized by the Ferry Sloops and hosted by Shattemuc Yacht Club.