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Birding for Everyone: Paradise Pond | Northampton | June 25

Jun 23 2022
Birding for Everyone: Paradise Pond Saturday, June 25, 7:45am
Smith College Botanic Garden, 16 College Lane, Northampton, MA
Event Details :
We will meet at Paradise Pond (across the street from the botanic garden) for a short, accessible, walk. Herons, kingfishers and a number of other birds reside in this [continue reading]

Birding for Everyone: Paradise Pond | Northampton | June 25

Jun 23 2022
Birding for Everyone: Paradise Pond Saturday, June 25, 7:45am
Smith College Botanic Garden, 16 College Lane, Northampton, MA
Preregister at: dallard@hampshirebirdclub.org
Event Detail :
We will meet at Paradise Pond (across the street from the botanic garden) for a short, accessible, walk. Herons, kingfishers and a number of other [continue reading]

Flower Festival | Leverett | May 15

May 10 2022
Flower Festival Sunday, May 15, 11am-1pm
New England Peace Pagoda , 100 Cave Hill Rd, Leverett, MA
Free and open to the public, donations accepted
Event Details :
Join us in our annual commemoration and celebration of the birth of the Buddha. Music and light lunch [continue reading]

Turtle Talk | Online | April 26

Apr 25 2022
Turtle TalkTurtle Talk Tuesday, April 26, 6-7pm
Hosted by Forbes Library
Free, register to attend: https://forbeslibrary.libcal.com/event/9054426
Event Details :
Join us for a Zoom presentation about the impact of environmental change on freshwater turtles, hosted by Ben Phillips. This presentation will introduce the freshwater turtle species found in [continue reading]

Experts say you should immediately stop filling birdfeeders; Here’s why

Apr 20 2022
Experts say you should immediately stop filling birdfeeders; Here’s why “Experts are issuing unusual advice – quit filling your bird feeders.
The reason, according to Dr. Victoria Hall with the  Raptor Center at the University of Minnesota , is an “unprecedented outbreak” of highly pathogenic avian influenza, or HPAI, strain H5N1 in wild [continue reading]

A New Garden Ethic | Online | April 13

Apr 5 2022
A New Garden Ethic Wednesday, April 13, 7-8:30pm
Hosted by Grow Native Massachusetts
Free Online, Register at: https://www.grownativemass.org/Our-Programs/evenings-experts
Event Details :
In a time of mass extinction and climate change, how and for whom we garden matters more than ever.  Our built landscapes [continue reading]

Urban Landscape Inspirations from Native Plant Communities

Mar 30 2022
Urban Landscape Inspirations from Native Plant Communities Wednesday, May 4, 7-8:30pm
Hosted by Grow Native Massachusetts
Online and Free, Register at: https://www.grownativemass.org/Our-Programs/evenings-experts
Event Details :
Whether at ground level or high above the city streets, growing plants in an urban setting imposes stress, both for the [continue reading]

Vernal Pool Plunge | Huntington | April 16 & 23

Mar 24 2022
A group pf 17 volunteers stand around and inside a small wooded wetland called a Vernal Pool at Hilltown Land Trust's Vernal Pool Plunge event. All volunteers are dressed in rubber knee high rain boots, pants, and raincoats. Many other volunteers are holding long white extendable nets, clipboards and buckets. All these tools are used for the Vernal Pool Plunge training event. The volunteers are standing in front of a large trunk of a white pine tree with long branches and many other species of trees can be seen in the background of the photo including hemlock and maples.Vernal Pool Plunge Saturday, April 16 & 23, 10am-1pm
Fare-Thee-Well Wholeness Center
153 Pond Brook Road, Huntington MA
Pre-register to attend: https://www.hilltownlandtrust.org/events/vernal-pool-plunge-day-1
Event Details :
Hilltown Land Trust is partnering with the  Wild & Scenic Westfield River Committee  to offer our annual Vernal Pool [continue reading]

Invasive Species Awareness

Mar 14 2022
Invasive Species Awareness “Everyone can help play a role in managing invasive species.”
“Non-native plants, insects, and other species impact our lives every day from altering the biodiversity of our natural areas, to harming crops and soils. Even the most fastidious land managers – whether professional land stewards, private or agency landowners, or even [continue reading]

Tour of the 2022 Bulb Show at Smith College Botanic Garden

Mar 11 2022
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