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Conservation Groups New York

Explore New York's conservation communities and outdoor opportunities

Turtle Back Area Hike w/ Donna ~5 miles

Turtle Back Area Hike w/ Donna ~5 miles

Fri, Feb 20, 3:00 PM
From South Mountain Conservancy Activities Meetup Group
4.8

In-person hike led by Donna for hikers; moderate, 5-6 miles on a paved trail; outcome: participants finish the 5-6 mile hike.

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25 attendees
Sunday Gathering: Dead Plants: Why Do They Matter?

Sunday Gathering: Dead Plants: Why Do They Matter?

Sun, Feb 22, 4:00 PM
From The Ethical Culture Society of Bergen County
4.8

Intro to herbaria for plant enthusiasts; online, beginner-friendly gathering. Takeaway: what herbaria are and how to access their data.

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2 attendees
Central Park Bird Walk

Central Park Bird Walk

Sat, Feb 28, 6:30 PM
From BirdingAroundNYC
4.9

Two-hour in-person fall bird walk for beginners led by naturalist Debbie Becker to learn basic bird and hawk identification.

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13 attendees
General Meeting

General Meeting

Sat, Feb 21, 4:00 PM
From Liberty Tavern - Northern NJ
4.9

In-person meetup for people seeking connection and strategies to cope with mass psychosis and a zombie apocalypse; outcome: a supportive community network.

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1 attendee
Growing Community Food Forests

Growing Community Food Forests

Sat, Feb 21, 12:00 AM
From Brooklyn Permaculture Meetup
4.6

Session explaining Community Food Forests for community organizers and environmentalists; you will learn how agroforestry can produce food and restore land.

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21 attendees
Making the Liberal Media: Conservatives Against the Press (FREE at NYU)

Making the Liberal Media: Conservatives Against the Press (FREE at NYU)

Wed, Mar 11, 9:30 PM
From Center for Inquiry New York City
4.7

To attend this LIVE event you MUST register with NYU here: [Book Talk | A.J. Bauer | Making the Liberal Media: How Conservatives Built a Movement Against the Press – Institute for Public Knowledge](https://ipk.nyu.edu/events/book-talk-aj-bauer-making-the-liberal-media-how-conservatives-built-a-movement-against-the-press/) Join the Institute for Public Knowledge and the Global New Right Working Group on Wednesday, March 11, at 5:30 PM for an event with [A.J. Bauer](https://sites.ua.edu/ajbauer/). He will discuss his new book [Making the Liberal Media: How Conservatives Built a Movement Against the Press](https://cup.columbia.edu/book/making-the-liberal-media/9780231218368/), with [Paula Chakravartty](https://steinhardt.nyu.edu/people/paula-chakravartty) and [Reece Peck](https://reecepeck.com/about-2/). **[A.J. Bauer](https://sites.ua.edu/ajbauer/)** is an assistant professor in the Department of Journalism & Creative Media at the University of Alabama. He holds a PhD in American Studies from NYU and is co-editor of *News on the Right: Studying Conservative News Cultures* (Oxford, 2019). \-\-\- After the talk, CFI-NYC invites you to have dinner nearby and continue the conversation.

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Frequently asked questions

Meetup is a platform that connects people with shared interests to discover and join community groups. Users can attend events, join groups, and make new friends through local activities.

To find conservation groups located in New York, use Meetup's search feature to look for groups focused on environmental activities. You can explore groups by location and interest to find the right community for you.

Yes, you can participate in various eco-conscious events hosted by conservation groups in New York. Join events to learn, share, and work with like-minded individuals interested in environmental conservation.

Joining a conservation group allows you to actively support environmental causes, learn from experiences, and collaborate with other nature enthusiasts. It's a meaningful way to protect and appreciate natural resources.

Meeting frequency varies by group and event in New York. Some meet regularly while others organize special events. Check the specific group page for details on their schedules and upcoming meetups.

Yes, you can join multiple conservation groups in New York. This allows you to explore different areas of interest and maximize your impact through various conservation activities and collaborations.

Meetup allows you to create an account and browse events for free. Some groups may have membership fees or event costs, so check the specific group’s page for details on any expenses.

Not necessarily. While many conservation groups offer hiking activities, they may also focus on other eco-friendly projects like clean-ups, tree planting, and enviro-education. Explore each group to understand their specific missions.

Event availability in different parts of New York depends on local group activity. While many events occur around major hubs, it's possible that some areas might have fewer activities based on organizer presence.

To RSVP, simply go to the event page on Meetup for the conservation activity you are interested in and use the 'RSVP' button to indicate your attendance. This helps organizers with planning and updates.

Meetup concentrates on group interactions rather than one-on-one matchmaking. While you may meet potential mentors during events, the platform primarily supports collective activities and learning experiences.

Some conservation groups in New York may focus on particular animal or plant species, promoting awareness and protection efforts. Search for specific interest terms to find groups that match your passion.

You can start your own group on Meetup to engage people in environmental activities by creating an account, setting group goals, and organizing events. This fosters a community around shared conservation interests.

Events may be indoor, outdoor, or hybrid due to organizer decisions. Most conservation events like clean-ups and hikes are outdoors, while meetings or workshops might occur indoors.

Meetup facilitates social and learning connections but doesn't guarantee expertise. Active participation in diverse events enhances knowledge and community impact, while individual growth depends on skill pursuit and engagement.