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SUMMARY:The Cacapon’s Amazing Birds: a conversation with Dr. George Constanz
DESCRIPTION:How does a Yellow-billed Cuckoo migrate annually between the Cacapon River and Colombia? Why do Canada Geese fly in formation? How does a Pileated Woodpecker avoid concussion? Join us for a potluck dinner and interactive conversation with local biologist George Constantz about the many amazing adaptations developed by our local birds. \nGeorge is perhaps Cacapon River’s best known ecologist and writer. He creates reader-friendly natural history stories based on basic research findings in the field of evolutionary ecology. He is the author of Hollows\, Peepers\, And Highlanders: An Appalachian Mountain Ecology\, and is currently writing a book about Appalachian birds. George also invested two decades helping grassroots watershed associations build scientific and organizational capacities. He is a founder of the Cacapon Institute\, which began as the Pine Cabin Run Ecological Lab\, and currently serves on the board of directors of Friends of the Cacapon River. \nCapon Bridge Community Center   3223 Northwestern Turnpike\, Capon Bridge\, WV  \nDoors open at 4:30 pm. Dinner served promptly at 5 pm. Program at 6 pm. \n 
URL:https://www.cacapon.org/event/the-cacapons-amazing-birds-a-conversation-with-dr-george-constanz/
LOCATION:Capon Bridge Community Center\, 3223 Northwestern Turnpike\, Capon Bridge\, WV
CATEGORIES:Featured
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SUMMARY:Cacapon Watershed Farmer and Landowner Resource Showcase
DESCRIPTION:Take your farm to the next level! Come hear from fellow farmers how local programs can provide you with ideas\, funding\, and advice. This event will showcase landowner support programs of organizations like NRCS\, DEP\, WV DOF\, WV University Extension\, Trout Unlimited\, Cacapon & Lost Rivers Land Trust\, and the Farm Service Agency. There will be short 5-10 minute presentations and opportunities to talk with fellow landowners and farmers. \nA light meal will be provided. \nContact Dottie Eddis with questions or to RSVP: (540) 664-6930 or wvcello@gmail.com.
URL:https://www.cacapon.org/event/cacapon-watershed-farmer-and-landowner-resource-showcase/
LOCATION:Hampshire County Health Department\, 16189 Northwestern Pike\, Augusta\, WV
CATEGORIES:Featured
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SUMMARY:Cacapon Celebration 2023
DESCRIPTION:The annual get-together and fundraiser of the Cacapon & Lost Rivers Land Trust. Join us September 16 at Capon Springs & Farms to celebrate 33 years of protecting the Cacapon & Lost Rivers Watershed — its forests\, farms\, rural heritage\, and waters. Guests will enjoy a fabulous lunch\, live auction\, and tons of fun! The programs begin at 11am; the finale is a nature outing at 3pm. \nOur program:\n11am: Welcome\, appetizers\, and silent aution\n12pm: Presentations & delectable lunch\n1pm: Live auction & dessert\n2pm: Conservation Champion presentation\n3pm: Nature outing \nGrab your tickets today!\nProceeds benefit the Cacapon & Lost Rivers Land Trust. Our work protects the farms\, forests\, rural heritage\, and waters of the Cacapon and Lost Rivers Watershed and provides clean air and water for communities all the way to the Chesapeake Bay. Questions: Contact us 304-856-1188 or at Info@Cacapon.org \nCelebrate with us.\nIndividual: $40 \nSponsorship opportunities are available!\nBrook Trout: $100–100 (includes 2 tickets)\nWood Turtle: $200–499 (includes 4 tickets)\nBald Eagle: $500–999 (includes 6 tickets)\nRiver Otter: %1\,000+ (includes 8 tickets) \nRegister for the 2023 Cacapon Celebration
URL:https://www.cacapon.org/event/celebration-2023/
LOCATION:Capon Springs and Farms\, 3818 Capon Springs Rd.\, High View\, West Virginia
CATEGORIES:Annual Celebration,Featured
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