events: The Outer Banks Continues to Push Enviromentally Friendly Ideas
- 04/26/10 07:05 AM
The Outer Banks Continues to Push Enviromentally Friendly Ideas The pristine natural environment is one of the Outer Banks’ hallmarks that attracts visitors year after year. A wide array of wildlife, long stretches of gorgeous beaches, protected conservation lands all offer a connection to nature that is rare in today’s world. It is crucial to keep these attributes protected, and the OBX continues to pursue ideas that offer an increased awareness and protection (ban on plastic bags and possible wind farms to name a couple). As the old saying goes, “Give a man a fish; you have fed him for today. Teach a man to … (0 comments)
Al and Amy4 p.m. Art Gallery at Roanoke Island Festival Park. Award-winning, critically acclaimed, passionate and playful, Al & Amy are an acoustic music duo that draws inspiration from musical traditions across the globe and distills these myriad styles into a rich and unique voice - a timeless recipe for healing, heartfelt music. During an Al & Amy performance, the audience is treated to a variety of acoustic stringed instruments and percussion with a dash of pristine vocals. They capture the hearts of their audiences with colorful stories of wildlife in their own back yard in the Appalachian … (0 comments)
events: Outer Banks Summer Events
- 08/12/08 01:36 AM
Events throughout the Summer Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education Maritime Forest Walk Hike through the maritime forest at Currituck Banks National Estuarine Research Reserve, and see the wildlife and plants that call the Outer Banks home.Maritime Forest Walk Educational Programs are for all ages. The class meets in the parking lot of the reserve.Pre-registration is required.
Date: Sun, Aug 24 & Sun Aug 31, 2008Address: Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education 1160 Village Lane, CorollaInfo: 252-453-0221 Time: 9:30 a.m. - 10:15 a.m.Price: FreeEvent Web site: click here click here Outer Banks Center for Wildlife Education Fish Scales and Crabby … (0 comments)
The Outer Banks Continues to Push Enviromentally Friendly Ideas The pristine natural environment is one of the Outer Banks’ hallmarks that attracts visitors year after year. A wide array of wildlife, long stretches of gorgeous beaches, protected conservation lands all offer a connection to nature that is rare in today’s world. It is crucial to keep these attributes protected, and the OBX continues to pursue ideas that offer an increased awareness and protection (ban on plastic bags and possible wind farms to name a couple).
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