Join us for an interactive workshop and Q&A with Ashokan Educator Zoe Camhi spotlighting our local watershed and the beavers, coyotes, turtles and other wildlife that call this area home. Learn the benefits of biodiversity and how the presence of certain thriving organisms can help us assess the overall health of the ecosystem. Enjoy hands-on learning with some demonstrations of the technology and tools we use to teach students about what lives in the watershed and the impact we humans have upon it.
Time: 2pm
Tickets: $10
Location: Ashokan Center Performance Hall 477 Beaverkill Road Olivebridge, NY 12461
Light refreshments will be served on site. All ticket-buyers will have the option to participate in person or via zoom.
More details coming soon!
Zoe Camhi joined us as an Environmental Educator this past spring. She graduated from Vassar College in June 2021 with a degree in Environmental Studies, focusing on community conservation and education. Prior to Ashokan, Zoe spent years working at an outdoor summer camp teaching campers about local habitats, biodiversity, and sustainability. While studying abroad in Costa Rica, she experienced and learned from the incredible biodiversity there and the commitment to sustainability from local communities, and always looks for ways to apply those lessons to her work. Zoe loves putting her passion for nature and growth into practice by leading programming with school groups and the public at the Ashokan Center.
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