Smithsonian Museum Day Live! at RTPI this past Saturday was a great experience for all who attended. Thanks to those who participated and came out to celebrate the positive impacts of ‘GIRL POWER’ on our environment! We hope you enjoy the photographic showcase! Stop in anytime to discover the many wonderful Art, Education and Conservation programs happening at RTPI!
Greystone’s representative, Jessica Pasieka offered a plethora of attractive information on their myriad programmatic opportunities to visitors.
A display illustrating the many passions and impacts of “Her Deepness” – Sylvia Earle, by RTPI Communications Coordinator Melanie Smith.
The amazing works of Julie Zickafoose are especially close to our hearts at RTPI, as showcased by RTPI ‘s Director of Development , Linda Pierce.
Julia Torres, a JCC alum and Environmental Science major at SUNY Fredonia , perpetuated her affinity for fungi through her selection of educational resources.
An outstanding display by RTPI Conservation Technician, Elyse Henshaw illustrating the herpetological passions of Jenny Daltry.
JCC Biotech students Chelsea Cotter and Cheyanne Doud, along with HURI/SURI Project Specialist Mackenzie Bennett, showed up to represent their genetic research involving DNA and mosquitoes!
A special guest! We nature nerds assembled to identify this visitor, but we’re gonna leave it’s identity a secret for a bit to see if you can tell us what it is! 🙂
