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Spring Meeting, 2008
Saturday, March 22
Natural History Used Book Sale at 10:00 am The program is free and open to the public.
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Linnaeus, the Second AdamPresented byDr. Robbin Moran Author and Curator of Ferns at the New York Botanical Garden Dr. Moran says, "Linnaeus is one of the most fascinating figures in the history of biology. This talk covers how he got his surname, his enormous ego, the development of his sexual system of classification and his reactions to his critics. There are a lot of fun stories about him in these topics." For more information, call Carol Lemmon, 203-488-7813. A flier can be downloaded.
DirectionsTake I-91 to exit 6, Willow St. Turn right on Willow and follow it to its end at Whitney Avenue. Turn right on Whitney Ave and take the third left onto Huntington St. Go up the hill past the stop sign, and the Experiment Station will be on the right. The meeting will be held in the Jones Auditorium, which is in the central building on the second floor.This facility is handicap accessible. |
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