Meetings or Programs are held
at Quogue Wildlife Refuge
Directions to Quogue Wildlife Refuge, 3 Old Country Rd., Quogue, NY.
From LIE, Exit 70 take Rte 111 south to Rte 27, Sunrise Highway heading East. From Sunrise take Exit 64S, go south 2 miles on to CR 104 to Old Country Road. Turn right and go .7 miles to entrance on right.
From Riverhead, take 104 from traffic circle. Follow signs to Quogue. See directions above (CR 104 etc).
From Montauk Highway, go north on Old Main Road (one block west of traffic light in Quogue, east of Quantuk Creek). Cross LIRR. Entrance is straight ahead.
Weather Alert - If a meeting is canceled we will make every effort to leave a message on the answering machine at the Quogue Wildlife Refuge 653-4771 and notify members by email.
There is no charge to attend our programs. All are welcome.
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Plovers & Pipers, Oh My!
Presented by Mike Cooper
Took place on June 7, 2021
Listen to it at: https://youtu.be/36_5PgQXjss
The Secret Life of the
Ruby-throated Hummingbird
Presented by Aaron Virgin
Took place on May 3, 2021
Listen to it on at: https://youtu.be/-hMprj45B4s
Recorded Zoom Programs
Envision Plum Island
Presented by Louise Harrison
Took place on July 12, 2021
Listen to it at: https://youtu.be/MpHvH1HUSxk
Citizens Climate Lobby
Presented by E.C. (Tip) Brolin
Took place on August 2, 2021
Bird Migration
Presented by Benjamin Van Doren
Took Place on Dec. 5, 2022
Questions? Email eliasosprey@optonline.net
Monday Evening February 3 at 7 pm
Trail Cam Presentation
Luke Ormand will join us. He is the Environmental Analyst at The Division of Land Management (DLM) in the Town of Brookhaven’s Open Space Acquisition Program. He has had the opportunity to set up trail cams in a variety of locations around the county. He will let us know what he has discovered
Monday evening MARCH 3 at 7 pm
Night Sounds
Join Nadia Trejo, Quogue Wildlife Refuge Environmental Educator, for
a slideshow presentation journey of the sounds from local wildlife
that you may hear out in the forest at night!
Nadia is a graduate of Delaware Valley University where she earned a
Bachelors of Science in Conservation and Wildlife Management, with
a minor in Secondary Education. Nadia began working as an intern in
2015 through the Southampton Broader Horizons program and after
college returned to the Refuge in 2023 as the educator for Little
Naturalists Summer Camp. As one of the Refuge's environmental
educators, she enjoys sharing her passion for birding and protecting
natural habitats with visitors.
Nadia Trejo with a chameleon
