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Long Island Marine Life
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The waters around Long Island are home to an astounding variety
of interesting Marine Life. In this program, Eco-Photo
Explorers will explore lakes, rivers, wetlands, the seashore and
even journey offshore to uncover the secrets of this fascinating
underwater world. Some of Long Islands most commonly seen marine
creatures, as well as some of the most unique, will be
discussed.
This is a program that will appeal to people of all
ages who are interested in learning more about the environment
here on Long Island. A Multimedia show will conclude the program
by taking the viewer beneath the waves to explore Long Islands
exciting underwater world.
Running time: 90 minutes
Audience: Families
Program Number: DP11
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The RMS Titanic...Her Final Days
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On a cold April night in 1912, the magnificent new luxury liner
R.M.S. Titanic struck an iceberg as she was making her way
towards New York on her maiden voyage from England. In a few
short hours, she sank beneath the icy waters of the North
Atlantic, taking with her the lives of more than 1,500 people.
The tragedy shocked the world and, through the years, the legend
of this story has continued to grow.
Seventy three years after the sinking, the wreck of the
Titanic was discovered 2 ½ miles below the surface by an
intrepid group of Oceanographers using state of the art
technology. Join Eco-Photo Explorers as they recall the
tragic history of the R.M.S. Titanic and the exciting search for
her remains. The show will also feature discussions on the
technology used to find the wreck and will examine the current
controversy over the recovery of artifacts from this site.
Running time: 90 minutes
Audience: Families
Program Number: DP12

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Long Island Maritime
History: Stories of Tragedy and Rescue
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Long Island has a very rich maritime history. From the early
colonial days to modern times, the shores and offshore waters of
Long Island have often been the stage for fascinating drama.
Tragic shipwrecks, heroic rescues, unbelievable courage and
fascinating history are all part of the fabric of Long Island.
The story of the Pelican, a fishing boat lost off Montauk in
1951, will be a featured story in this program, along with other
spellbinding tales of marine rescues and shipwrecks. The program
will conclude with an examination of the history of the Life
Saving Services here on Long Island. Join Eco-Photo Explorers
for a fascinating look into the Maritime History that is Long
Island. Running time:
120 minutes
Audience: Families
Program Number: DP13
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Long Island Lighthouses
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Join Eco-Photo Explorers as they weave their special blend of
beautiful photography and informative lecture to explore the
fascinating history of some of Long Island’s most interesting
lighthouses.
During this program, the viewer will travel from Coney Island
to Montauk, examining lighthouse architecture, their technology,
and the stories that make these vital structures such an
integral part of our local history.
In addition, the story behind Long Island’s Life Saving
Services will also be discussed. The program concludes with a
multi-media presentation in celebration of the dramatic beauty
of these lighthouses both here on Long Island and around the
country.
Running time: 90 minutes
Audience: Families
Program Number: DP14 |
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