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Annual Dinner Meeting



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Carantouan Annual Dinner Meeting
Tuesday, April 14, 2026
6:00pm – 8:30pm
Yanuzzi’s Restaurant (click here for directions)
235 Desmond Street
Sayre, PA 18840

Carantouan Greenway invites the public to attend their annual dinner meeting on Tuesday, April 14, 2026.  The topic for the annual dinner meeting will be Researching Bobcats

The Carantouan Greenway will host Charlie Smith as the evening’s speaker at their annual dinner meeting on April 14. He is a naturalist, educator and conservationist, who retired from Cornell University in 2012. He was raised in the Roan Mountains of Tennessee and graduated from East Tennessee State University with majors in botany and zoology. He earned his PhD from Cornell in 1977 and was hired by the University where he eventually served as Executive Director of the Laboratory of Ornithology. His research and teaching specialties were in grassland birds. 
Charlie was introduced to butterflies and moths in 1988 and his interest culminated in 2019 with the publication  of Butterflies and Moths of the Smokies. He has been a member of the North American Butterfly Association since 1995 and has served as co-regional editor for NYS’ Annual Butterfly Counts. Charlie’s presentation “Introducing Butterflies – Fancy of Flight” describes and illustrates some of the basic biology of butterflies. Twenty species of butterflies frequently seen in the Twin Tiers will be introduced and their larval food habits discussed. Size and field marks that distinguish each species will be illustrated using photographs taken by the speaker. Locally he serves with the Finger Lakes Land Trust and the Town of Dryden Conservation Board. Charlie lives with his wife Claudia Melinn and their border terrier Bobby near Dryden, N Y. 
The dinner is taking place Tuesday, April 14 at Yanuzzi’s Restaurant, 235 Desmond St., Sayre at 6 p.m. 

Price is $30 per person. Reservations may be made by sending a check to Carantouan Greenway, P.O. Box 441, Sayre, PA 18840-0441 or by contacting Marty Borko at 607-565-2636. The public is welcome to attend. Deadline for reservations is April 7.

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Annual Dinner Meeting Reservation = $30 per person

This meeting is open to the public, however, if you are not currently a member of the Carantouan Greenway, then you can find out more information about membership benefits and how to join here!





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