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SUMMARY:Salamander Spring Migration
DESCRIPTION:Coming to a wet roadway in spring near you – thousands and thousands of salamanders! Why do salamanders (and frogs and toads) cross roads on wet rainy nights in spring? Where are they going? How far do they move? Who’s going where? Rick Van de Poll leads this pre-migration workshop on New Hampshire’s salamanders that introduces participants to the nine species in the region and discusses the life history\, reproductive behavior\, and migration strategies that have worked for several million years. We will focus on the three vernal pool salamanders that breed “explosively” in the spring (including the odd duck fall breeder to our south). All of the other six species can be found on the wet\, warm roadways at night as well\, so we’ll learn about them as well. Come prepared to get a firsthand look at these amazing amphibians!
URL:https://jacksonnh.com/event/salamander-spring-migration/
LOCATION:Nature Learning Center Albany
ORGANIZER;CN="Tin Mountain Conservation Center":MAILTO:info@tinmountain.org
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SUMMARY:April Ecoforum:  1816:  the Year without a Summer
DESCRIPTION:Following the devastating eruption of Indonesia’s Mt. Tambora in 1815.  The effects led to calling the following year the “Year without a Summer.” We’ll explore the many natural and cultural impacts this event had on the world\, including right here in New Hampshire.
URL:https://jacksonnh.com/event/april-ecoforum-1816-the-year-without-a-summer/
LOCATION:Nature Learning Center Albany
ORGANIZER;CN="Tin Mountain Conservation Center":MAILTO:info@tinmountain.org
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SUMMARY:New Hampshire's Bear Population
DESCRIPTION:The state’s bear population may currently be slumbering\, but management for these mammals is a year-round job. And that job belongs to Andrew Timmins (among many others).  Andrew is a Wildlife Biologist and the State’s Bear Biologist. Andrew will present an overview of the state’s bear population\, the challenges they are facing\, and current management techniques.
URL:https://jacksonnh.com/event/new-hampshires-bear-population/
LOCATION:Whitney Community Center\, Jackson\, 03846\, United States
ORGANIZER;CN="Tin Mountain Conservation Center":MAILTO:info@tinmountain.org
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SUMMARY:Ducks & Donuts
DESCRIPTION:The streams and ponds are opening up and ducks are returning.  We’ll explore the old course of the Saco River and other open water in search of wood ducks\, hooded mergansers\, common golden eyes\, and other early migrants.  Bring binoculars and we’ll bring the donuts! \nCall 447-6991 for reservations. Cost: $5/person
URL:https://jacksonnh.com/event/ducks-donuts/
LOCATION:Parking lot at Fryeburg Academy Field House
ORGANIZER;CN="Tin Mountain Conservation Center":MAILTO:info@tinmountain.org
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SUMMARY:Spring Sky Astronomy Program
DESCRIPTION:Join Tin Mountain Conservation Center and naturalist Matt Maloney for an “all ages” evening viewing of the spring night sky from a beautiful dark sky location in Shelburne\, NH. We’ll use both our unaided eyes and telescopes to view the celestial roadmap of the heavens and understand how the constellations and stars that are visible\, change as the seasons progress. How is the spring sky different than the winter sky we’ve just left behind? Come learn and find out! \nThis program requires a clear sky. Back-up weather dates of April 21 & 23. \nThe North Country Nature Series is sponsored in part by the Neil & Louise Tillotson Fund at the NH Charitable Foundation.
URL:https://jacksonnh.com/event/spring-sky-astronomy-program/
LOCATION:725 North Road in Shelburne\, New Hampshire
ORGANIZER;CN="Tin Mountain Conservation Center":MAILTO:info@tinmountain.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20200422T040000
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SUMMARY:50th Anniversary of Earth Day
DESCRIPTION:Join Tin Mountain for a celebration of the 50th anniversary of Earth Day…stay tuned for more details
URL:https://jacksonnh.com/event/50th-anniversary-of-earth-day/
LOCATION:Nature Learning Center Albany
ORGANIZER;CN="Tin Mountain Conservation Center":MAILTO:info@tinmountain.org
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SUMMARY:Intro to Portrait Painting w/George Van Hook
DESCRIPTION:In this weekend portrait painting workshop\, students will first start by drawing the head to understand the structure and form. We will investigate the specifics of individual features. After lunch\, participants will paint the head in their chosen medium using a limited palette of primary colors.  The focus of this will be creating a recognizable form.
URL:https://jacksonnh.com/event/intro-to-portrait-painting-w-george-van-hook/
LOCATION:Jackson Art Studio and Gallery\, 155 Ridge Road\, Jackson\, NH\, 03846
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SUMMARY:Earth Heroes:  Live Animal Program
DESCRIPTION:The Peregrine Falcon was once on the brink of extinction. These awe-inspiring aerial hunters are again soaring across New Hampshire’s skies thanks to the passion and dedication of people we like to call Earth Heroes. During this program\, a Squam Lakes Natural Science Center naturalist will introduce you to three live animals native to New Hampshire\, including a Peregrine Falcon\, and share the inspiring stories of three Earth Heroes whose work helped to ensure the survival of some amazing animals.
URL:https://jacksonnh.com/event/earth-heroes-live-animal-program/
LOCATION:Nature Learning Center Albany
ORGANIZER;CN="Tin Mountain Conservation Center":MAILTO:info@tinmountain.org
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