"Remnants of the Ice Age: How New York was Shaped by Snow" with Mary Greagan
Winter may be cold, but it only lasts a few months. Imagine if winter lasted a couple hundred years! As rough as it must have been, without the last ice age, New York State as we know it would not exist today. Come join us for a cool talk about New York's chilly beginnings.
Mary Greagan is an avid outdoor enthusiast who has grown up loving nature. A Bethlehem resident growing up, Mary earned her associates in fisheries and Wildlife Technology and bachelors in Wildlife Management from SUNY Cobleskill before going on to earn her masters in Biodiversity, Conservation, and Policy from SUNY Albany. Mary specializes in environmental education and invasive species analysis and is a wildland firefighter.