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Whale Exploration With Gaelin Rosenwaks

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Marine scientist, photographer, filmmaker and author Gaelin Rosenwaks speaks about whales at Ashawagh Hall on September 3. COURTESY THE AUTHOR

Marine scientist, photographer, filmmaker and author Gaelin Rosenwaks speaks about whales at Ashawagh Hall on September 3. COURTESY THE AUTHOR

Marine scientist, photographer, filmmaker and author Gaelin Rosenwaks speaks about whales at Ashawagh Hall on September 3. COURTESY THE AUTHOR

Marine scientist, photographer, filmmaker and author Gaelin Rosenwaks speaks about whales at Ashawagh Hall on September 3. COURTESY THE AUTHOR

authorStaff Writer on Aug 28, 2024

The Springs Library opens the 2024-25 Season of its Meet the Author series with a presentation by marine scientist, photographer and filmmaker Gaelin Rosenwaks on Tuesday, September 3, at 6 p.m. at Ashawagh Hall. Rosenwaks is the author of “Sperm Whales: The Gentle Goliaths of the Ocean” (Rizzoli) with a forward by ecologist Carl Safina.

Rosenwaks’s presentation will highlight her book and upcoming film, which chronicle expeditions to the underwater world of sperm whales near the island of Dominica.

Admission is free and open to the public. Ashawagh Hall is at 780 Springs Fireplace Road in East Hampton. For more information call Ellen White at 917-523-1138 or email ellen@ellenTwhite.com.

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