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Download the October '26 newsletter.  

Editor: Brenda L. Young (contact: byoung@daemen.edu)

Updates: 

Wednesday, October 14

Carson Power Informational Event- 6-7:30pm  at SUNY Erie’s North Campus, Bretschger Hall Room B207.  Carson Power, a New York-based energy developer, seeks a permit for the development of a battery energy storage facility in the Town of Amherst.  They recognize that new projects can raise questions and strive to engage with communities early in the process.  Carson Power’s project engineering team will give a presentation on battery storage technology, its function within the local electric grid, and an overview of the Renaissance BESS project. Following the presentation, the team will answer any questions you have and hear your feedback.  If you are not able to attend the meeting on October 14 but would still like to connect with Carson Power’s team, please connect with Lydia Miner with Sustainable PR at lydia@sustainablepr.com, and she will be happy to arrange a time to connect with you or coordinate a call on your behalf with the development team.

Conservation Conversations: Birds of a Feather: Buffalo’s Place along the Atlantic Flyway-7 to 8:30pm at Black Rock Center, 52 Amherst St., Buffalo. Featuring Dr Mary Ann Kedron, Birds on the Niagara. Why does Buffalo matter to migrating birds? Join longtime conservationist and avid birder Mary Ann Kedron for a fun, accessible introduction to the birds that visit us each year and the Atlantic Flyway that brings them here. We’ll explore when and why birds migrate, how Buffalo’s waterways and natural areas provide important habitat, and simple things we can do to help birds along their journey—including learning about the Dark Sky movement. And, of course, we’ll put your new bird knowledge to the test with a lively bird quiz!--Free, but please .