- Thursday, December 3, 1:30 – 3:30 pm
- Saturday, December 5, 1:30 – 3:30 pm
- Sunday, December 6, 1:30 – 3:30 pm
- Clear growth next to the barn with weed whackers.
- Sever vines around Champion trees above head height with loppers and/or hand saws.
- Move miscellaneous debris from behind the barn to the front for pickup.
Please contact us to RSVP with your name, chosen day(s), and phone number so Pete, our Hawk Hill Farm volunteer steward, knows who to expect. Thank you!
The Board of Directors meets monthly, and members are welcome to learn more about your land trust by attending. For everyone’s safety this meeting will be conducted virtually with access available online or by phone. Please contact us for details on how to attend.
Have you seen a Bobcat in your neighborhood? They have been spotted at some of the Land Trust’s preserves! Join us for an online presentation to learn more about their natural history in our state including habitat, diet, reproduction, current research efforts, and how they differ from Mountain Lions. There will be time for your questions, too.
Our presenter will be Paul Coburn, a State-certified Master Wildlife Conservationist trained in wildlife management, natural history, and interpretation. He is an avid outdoorsman, graduate of Wesleyan University, and served honorably in the United States Army.
For everyone’s safety, we’re presenting this as a free Zoom webinar in partnership with Bloomfield Leisure Services. No special software or user account is required, just a computer, tablet, or smart phone. We need to send you a login password though, so definitely register for free as soon as possible.
These majestic neighbors are beautiful to spot on early morning walks, often frustrating to see eat our gardens, and sometimes startling to see by the road at night. Paul Coburn will answer your questions about White-Tailed Deer’s preferred habitat, diet, behavior, reproduction, and how to co-exist with them. He is a State-certified Master Wildlife Conservationist, avid outdoorsman, graduate of Wesleyan University, and served honorably in the United States Army.
For everyone’s safety, we’ll present this as a free Zoom webinar in partnership with Bloomfield Leisure Services. No special software or user account is required, just a computer, tablet, or smart phone. We need to send you a login password though, so definitely register for free as soon as possible.
The elusive Eastern Coyote has been spotted in the distance on some of our properties! In this free webinar we’ll explore the history of Coyotes in Connecticut and learn about their habitat, diet, behavior, and reproduction.
Our volunteer presenter is Paul Coburn, a Master Wildlife Conservationist certified by the State to provide education programs in wildlife and natural history. He is an avid outdoorsman who graduated from Wesleyan University and served honorably in the United States Army.
For everyone’s safety, we’ll present this as a free Zoom webinar in partnership with Bloomfield Leisure Services. No special software or user account is required, just a computer, tablet, or smart phone. Advance registration will be required, so watch for details coming soon.
With a Facebook group dedicated just to sharing local sightings, Black Bears are a frequent topic of conversation locally and statewide. Master Wildlife Conservationist Paul Coburn’s free webinar will present an overview of Black Bear habitat, diet, behavior, reproduction, and current research along with recommendations for learning to co-exist with them safely. Paul is an avid outdoorsman, Wesleyan University graduate, and veteran of the United States Army.
For everyone’s safety, we’ll present this as a free Zoom webinar in partnership with Bloomfield Leisure Services. No special software or user account is required, just a computer, tablet, or smart phone. Advance registration will be required, so watch for details coming soon.