Major mission-level milestones over the years

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1987 ... The first in-person natural history science field seminars were offered at Eagle Hill.
1993 ... The Maine Naturalist started publication. A journal with that name ceased publication around 1928, near the beginning of the Great Depression.
1996 ... The Northeastern Naturalist started publication as a continuation of the Maine Naturalist.
2002 ... The Souththeastern Naturalist started publication, in discussion with and with the co-sponsoship of the Association of Southeastern Biologists.
2008 ... The Journal of the North Atlantic started publication, at the request of the North Atlantic Biocultural Organization.
2011 ... The Northeast Natural History Conference was adoped by and first hosted by Eagle Hill, at the request of the New York State Museum.
2013 ... The Caribbean Naturalist started publication.
2013 ... The first chamber concerts were offered at Eagle Hill.
2014 ... The Urban Naturalist started publication as a continuation of Urban Habitats, at the request of the Brooklyn Botanical Garden.
2018 ... The Eastern Paleontologist started publication, at the suggestion of the Southeastern Association of Vertebrate Paleontologists.
2020 ... The Neotropical Naturalist started publication.
2020 ... The first online natural history science field seminars were first offered, as a direct response to the COVID pandemic and the cancellation that year of all of our in-person seminars.
2021 ... The Northeast Natural History Conference was hosted online for the first time, with co-sponsorship from the Wilson Ornithological Society and the Association of Field Ornithologists. This was a direct response to the COVID pandemic and the cancelation of the conference in 2020.
2021 ... The Prairie Naturalist was adopted by and is now published by Eagle Hill, at the request of the Great Plains Natural Science Society.
2022 ... The first jazz concerts were offered at Eagle Hill, with all original compositions by the musicians.
2023 ... The Journal of North American Bat Research started publication, at the request of America's Bat Working Groups, and as a continuation of Bat Research News.