Learn about Long Island Sound and its wildlife with SoundWaters at this interactive event.
Friends of Greenwich Point in partnership with SoundWaters will be hosting their first ever Adult Marine Science Education talk at Innis Arden Cottage on April 28th from 5:45 PM - 6:45 PM.
SoundWater programs introduce participants to the ecology of Long Island Sound, including marine life, water quality, habitats, and conservation challenges, while fostering environmental stewardship and a deeper appreciation for the region’s coastal resources.
There is no cost for this event but space is limited to 20 participants so sign up now.
Location: Innis Arden Cottage, 10 Tods Driftway, Old Greenwich, CT 06870
To become a member of Friends of Greenwich Point and be the first to hear about future events: FOGP Membership
Note: Attendees must have a valid Greenwich Park Pass for gate entrance.
Friends of Greenwich Pointis a nonprofit committed to responsible stewardship and public education to preserve and enhance Greenwich Point's diverse natural environments and beauty and to promote safe and appropriate recreation.
SoundWatersis a nonprofit environmental education organization based in Stamford, Connecticut dedicated to protecting and improving Long Island Sound through hands-on learning and community engagement. For more than 30 years, SoundWaters has provided experiential marine science programs for students, educators, and the public, combining classroom learning with field exploration aboard research vessels, at coastal field stations, and along the shoreline.
