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Winter 2016
NATURAL RESOURCES PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
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Friday, January 1, 2016 -
please join us for the 26
th
Annual New Year’s Day environmentalists and civic associa-
tions’ Beach Walk at Great Kills Park, Gateway NRA. Since 1990 over a thousand people have enjoyed the fresh
start to the New Year with the hike and celebration. The event is free, participants should meet at the Buffalo Street
entrance to the park at 12 PM, Adjacent to Hylan Blvd, Bay Terrace. We will car pool to the southeast parking lot to
begin the walk out to the beach and Crookes Point jetty. Viewing of the Bay and the Harbor Channel 'BugLight'
Please bring a refreshment, cookies or fruit to share as we raise a toast to hopefully the best year yet - 2016. The
1.5 mile walk concludes by 2 PM. For info call Jim Scarcella, NRPA 718.873.4291, or Cliff Hagen, PPOW at
718.313.8591
Tuesday, January 5, 2016
- NRPA monthly meeting at Blue Heron Park Nature Center
Tuesday, February 2, 2016
- NRPA monthly meeting at Blue Heron Park Nature Center
Tuesday, March 1, 2016
- NRPA monthly meeting at Blue Heron Park Nature Center
Upcoming Events:
We turned from the southernmost
part of NY State and headed north
east in the Raritan Reach channel.
Looking west, we saw the mighty red
clay bank of Mount Loreto State
Park.
We passed Lemon Creek (Lou Fig-
urelli) park at Seguine Avenue, and
kept pushing north.
We passed the Dorothy Day Span-
ish Camp at the end of Lipsett Street
and soon we saw the peninsula of
Great Kills Park and Crookes Point.
We saw a beautiful sunset behind us
and entered the Great Kills my Har-
bor.
The harbor was calm, most boats
were already out of the water for the
winter, to return in spring 2016.
We have a beautiful island and estu-
ary, get out and enjoy it.
