On October 9, over 200 friends and allies of the natural world gathered together at Burley Farms in Epping to celebrate TrailFest! Food, fun, coffee, timbersports, live birds, and, of […]
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A group of volunteers came together on a SELT land to lend their labor to a noble cause: helping seed the future for a new generation of the nearly-gone American
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Thanks to the recent rains, a whole bunch of mushrooms have come out to party. Thankfully, our Easement Stewardship staff were able to capture some shots of the eukaryotic good
Nothing says “Father’s Day” like bad dad jokes! Buckle up for this special SELT-themed Bad Joke Contest – the first person to laugh loses! Who will be victorious?
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Led by Kim Cote, SELT volunteer all-star and nature-based educator extraordinaire, this special kiddo-friendly walk through SELT’s Tucker and French Family Forest introduced these junior explorers to the “signs of
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What happens when SELT’s awesome properties need support and maintenance? The Stewardship Team springs into action, using their newest 4WD-powered tool of the trade. This sucker is truly a…Hoff-roader.
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A the end of summer last year, we took a walk to Stonehouse Brook in Leighton Forest – or, rather, what was left of the brook following a brutal drought.
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Thank you for a weird, different, but ultimately successful year of saving, stewarding, and sharing the lands you love! We can’t do any of it without our awesome donors, friends,
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Somewhere in Epping, the Center of the Universe, a group of archaeologists from Independent Archaeological Consulting, LLC explore Burley Farms. Their purpose: to search for possible post-European settlement artifacts near
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Last week, another step was taken towards completing the community’s exciting vision of Birch Ridge Community Forest with the installation of the new Birch Ridge sign at the trailhead. None
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