Check out our upcoming Events!!
SUSTAINABILITY SERIES: ELECTRIC CARS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, 7:00 – 9:00 PM
Co-Sponsored by the Radnor Environmental Advisory Council and the League of Women Voters
Electric cars: The wave of the future? What are the cars, how do they work, and what infrastructure needs to be put in place to make them practical on a large scale? The new Electric Vehicle charging station to be established in Wayne will be introduced and explained, including what it is, how the charging station will work, and the impact on the grid.
RADNOR OPEN SPACE PIONEERS TELL ALL
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 7:30 PM
(Snow date is Tuesday, February 15)
Radnor Memorial Library, Winsor Room, 114 W. Wayne Avenue
Come laugh and learn about the history of Radnor’s open space movement as told by a panel of pioneers who were at the forefront of the action. Today, when the value of Radnor’s open space is in question, this informative session will leave you with an understanding of a time when a generation joined together to preserve a cherished heritage for the people of Radnor Township. Co-sponsored by the Radnor Conservancy, the Radnor Historical Society, and the Radnor Memorial Library.
STARGAZING AT EASTERN COLLEGE OBSERVATORY
TUESDAY FEBRUARY 14, 6:30 PM – AS WELL AS AN ADDITIONAL DATE TBD
Bradstreet Observatory at Eastern University
Join us for a stellar opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the winter night sky and to learn about the celestial research being conducted at the University. Please note: the facility is not handicapped-accessible. For adults and children over age 7 only please. Pre-registration required.
MAKE A DIFFERENCE! WITH RENOWN AUTHOR DR. DOUG TALLAMY
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, (SNOW DATE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29) 7:00 PM Jenkins Arboretum, 631 Berwyn Baptist Road, Devon
Co-sponsored by the Radnor Conservancy, Jenkins Arboretum and the Radnor Library
Henry David Thoreau’s famous quotation, “In wildness is the preservation of the world.” is echoed in the writings of our speaker, Doug Tallamy. Dr. Tallamy, author, lecturer and Professor of Entomology and Wildlife at the University of Delaware, follows in the footsteps of this renowned environmentalist and applies Thoreau’s thoughts to today’s world. Come join us and learn how you can make a difference in the future of our planet.
Pre-registration is required. Please contact Jenkins Arboretum to register, 610-647-8870, extension 154. $5.00 per person. Refreshments will be served.
If you have any questions please email us at radnor.conservancy@comcast.net,
or call 610-688-8202.