Trail Work Day
Kahn-Nostrand 56 Squire Hill Road, New Milford, CTInterested in spending time outside and meeting other hiking enthusiasts? Weantinoge has organized a series of Trail Work Days for volunteers. Volunteers help ensure our trails are in great condition and provide a safe and enjoyable experience for hikers. Participants join Weantinoge staff and meet at the chosen preserve and work for about 3 hours with […]
Smyrski Farm Bird Walk
Smyrski Farm 237 Merryall Road, New Milford, CT, United StatesBobolinks, hawks, wood ducks, and cliff swallows, oh my! Join Weantinoge, and noted local Audubon birder Angela Dimmitt, for an early morning bird walk through Weantinoge's 220-acre Smyrski Farm, home to 65 species of birds (and counting). At this time of day the birds will be active with resident birds and migratory songbirds returning to […]
Climate Impact on the Eastern Hemlock
Gunn Memorial Library 5 Wykeham Road, Washington, CTGlobal climate change is changing the abundances, range, and interactions of native as well as invasive species. Dr. Carole Cheah, an entomologist with the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station, will share her extensive body of research on different stressors and their impacts on eastern hemlock health in the context of a rapidly changing climate. The eastern hemlock […]
Trail Work Day
Alice McAllister Memorial Sanctuary 74 Camps Flat Road, South Kent, CTInterested in spending time outside and meeting other hiking enthusiasts? Weantinoge has organized a series of Trail Work Days for volunteers. Volunteers help ensure our trails are in great condition and provide a safe and enjoyable experience for hikers. Participants join Weantinoge staff and meet at the chosen preserve and work for about 3 hours with […]
Connecticut Trails Day: Hike to Bear Hill’s Summit
Kahn-Nostrand 56 Squire Hill Road, New Milford, CTThe first weekend in June is Connecticut Trails Day, part of a nationally coordinated day celebrating all muscle-powered trail activities! Connecticut, though small in size, has the most National Trail Day events in the United States. Join Weantinoge on a hike to the highest point in New Milford, Bear Hill. At the end of 2018, […]
June Bird Walk at Smyrski Farm
Smyrski Farm 237 Merryall Road, New Milford, CT, United StatesBobolinks, hawks, wood ducks, and cliff swallows, oh my! Join Weantinoge, and noted local Audubon birder Angela Dimmitt, for an early morning bird walk through Weantinoge’s 220-acre Smyrski Farm, home to 65 species of birds (and counting). At this time of day the birds will be active with resident birds and migratory songbirds returning to […]
Trail Work Day
Cobble Brook Vista 26 Studio Hill Circle, Kent, CT, United StatesInterested in spending time outside and meeting other hiking enthusiasts? Weantinoge has organized a series of Trail Work Days for volunteers. Volunteers help ensure our trails are in great condition and provide a safe and enjoyable experience for hikers. Participants join Weantinoge staff and meet at the chosen preserve and work for about 3 hours with […]
Multiple Plate Collisions, Six Ice Ages, Climate Change, and New England’s Earthquake Problem
Gunn Memorial Library 5 Wykeham Road, Washington, CTA lot has happened to the land we now know as Northwest Connecticut! From mountain ranges to climate change, geology helps us understand the world around us. On June 22, Weantinoge presents Dr. James Lawford Anderson, professor and Director of Undergraduate Students for the Department of Earth and Environment at Boston University, for a fascinating […]
Wildflower Walk at Cobble Brook
Cobble Brook Vista 26 Studio Hill Circle, Kent, CT, United StatesSummer is here and the meadows are filled with interesting plants and flowers. Join Weantinoge and Karen Cowperthwaite, local landscape architect and horticulturist, for an easy walk at our Cobble Brook Vista Preserve to enjoy some of late summer’s […]
Annual Meeting and Celebration
Kent Community House 93 North Main Street, Kent, CT, United StatesJoin Weantinoge’s board and staff for an annual meeting and celebration. It is an opportunity to come together to celebrate the good work accomplished in 2019 and the partnerships that make land conservation possible. The event is free and open to the public. Continental breakfast, festive music, and exciting updates will be shared.