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The Night Shift: Jamaica Bay After Dark

Ages: All
Environment
Free

Jamaica Bay Wildlife RefugeBroad Channel

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Giant Pumpkin Carving

New York Botanical GardenBronx

Nature’s Engineers, June 2024, windmills, web, photo credit Winston Williams-Brooklyn Children’s Museum-029

Bright Habits Powered by National Grid

Ages: 12 and under
Art
Attractions

Brooklyn Children’s MuseumBrooklyn

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Fall Fun Celebration with SOFO Museum (Cutchogue)

Ages: 3 – 12
Community
Environment

Downs Farm PreserveCutchogue

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Release of the Fishes

Ages: All
Environment
Free

Hudson River Park’s River Project Wetlab, Pier 40 at Hudson River ParkManhattan

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Spooky Lantern Tour

Ages: All
Environment
Free

Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve, Nature Interpretive CenterStaten Island

Fungi sp.

Fungi Frolic

Ages: All
Environment
Free

Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve, Nature Interpretive CenterStaten Island

Post Turkey Day Walking Tour

Ages: All
Environment
Holiday

Green-WoodBrooklyn

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