56.0°,
A Few Clouds Neighbors
Celebrating the planet at Tackapusha
Posted
The Long Island Vegetable Orchestra exhibit entertained several Daisy Troop 2013 members at the Tackapausha Museum & Preserve last Saturday.
Photos by Jack Healy/Herald
Elizabeth Manton, 9, played an violin made from a gourd.
Photos by Jack Healy/Herald
Daisy Troop 2013 took part in Earth Day at the Garden of Wonder. Dolores Comisky, Carah McClenahan, Julia Innes, Casey Brown, Sophia DeToma, Olivia Innes and Vivian Despagni.
Photos by Jack Healy/Herald
Helping the plants grow was job one for John Dellanno, 6, at the Tackapausha Museum & Preserve.
Photos by Jack Healy/Herald
Michael Despagni and Francesca Anton truly dug the preserve’s Earth Day festivities.
Photos by Jack Healy/Herald
Owen Flanagan, nearly 2, knew exactly what to do when coupled with sand and the right tools at the Earth Day celebration on April 23.
Photos by Jack Healy/Herald
Children and adults learned about vegetables, plants and went on a nature hike during the Earth Day Celebration at the Tackapausha Museum & Preserve in Seaford last Saturday.
Earth Day, April 22, first celebrated in 1970, is coordinated globally by the Earth Day Network. More than 193 countries hold event and activities that support protection of the environment.
Report an inappropriate comment
Comments