On Thursday, September 18 at 6:30pm, the Essex Region Conservation Authority 
presents An Evening with Joel Greenberg, author of A Feathered River Across the 
Sky: The Passenger Pigeon's Flight to Extinction. This book has been called "a 
parable for our time" by Dr. David Suzuki. Mr. Greenberg has been a leader in 
Project Passenger Pigeon to commemorate the anniversary of the species' 
extinction. The Passenger Pigeon was unlike any other bird. It probably 
numbered in the billions, making it the most abundant bird in North America, 
and possibly the world.  In September, 1914 - exactly 100 years ago, the last 
of the species died, marking the extinction of this unique bird.   The Essex 
Region Conservation Authority is proud to present this special evening as part 
of our HawkFest 2014.  A delicious selection of h'or doerves will be served, as 
well as a complimentary glass of wine for guests of age, and a cash wine bar. 
Mr. Greenberg's talk will highlight the life and legacy of the Passenger 
Pigeon, and relate it to modern day conservation efforts.  Mr. Greenberg's book 
will be available for purchase at the event. There will also be an opportunity 
for book signing by the author.  A limited number of tickets at just $40 per 
person are available but must be purchased in advance at 
https://joelgreenbergevening.eventbrite.ca.      Danielle Breault Stuebing  
Director of Community Outreach Services  Essex Region Conservation Authority  
360 Fairview Avenue West, Suite 311 Ÿ Essex, Ontario Ÿ N8M 1Y6   P. 
519-776-5209 x 352 Ÿ  F. 519-776-8688                                   
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