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Little SELTies Storytime - Early Fall Session
2024-09-19 10:00 - 12:00 (America/New_York) | The Nan and George Mathey Center for People and Nature at Burley Farms, 247 North River Road, Epping, NH, 03042, United States
We welcome our Little SELTies to join us for a morning of nature stories, songs, and activities in the Pratt Family Community Room at the Mathey Center at Burley Farms. Led by SELT’s Education Program Manager, Lizzy Franceschini, we will start our morning inside the community room with story time activities, then head outside for a short hike in the forest. This program is designed for children ages 0-5 and their caregivers. Storytimes for the early fall session will run on 9/19 and 9/26. Please sign up for the whole series, even if you cannot make every date.

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The Fall Haul #2 (Trail Run) at Spruce Swamp Conservation Area
2024-09-25 17:00 - 18:30 | Spruce Swamp Conservation Area, Fremont, NH, United States
The vast trail network at Spruce Swamp Conservation Area shall provide plenty of routes for a fun trail run. Join SELT’s Conservation Project Manager Kaitlin Deyo along with SELT Volunteer Beth Boyer for this guided trail run in and around this special conservation area that encompasses the Kelliher Memorial Forest, the Victor Garrison Memorial Forest, and the Glen Oakes Fremont Town Forest. Expect to run around 4-6 miles at a conversational pace while learning more about Spruce Swamp and some ways to connect trails for longer outdoor adventures. This is part 2 of 3 of this series which may be extended depending on interest and participation.

Difficulty: Difficult
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Registration required: www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach

Forest Fridays at Piscassic Greenway – Early Fall Session
2024-09-20 10:00 - 12:00 | Piscassic Greenway
Meet us at the Piscassic Greenway Gate 2 for a kid-led nature exploration as part of our Forest Friday series. This series will be led by SELT volunteer Loralise LoDolce and SELT’s Education Program Manager Lizzy Franceschini (September 20 only). We will offer supervised kid-led exploration and unstructured outdoor play for kids aged 0-5 and their guardians. This series will take place rain or shine – be sure to dress appropriately for the weather, you’ll want to be comfortable being still and getting muddy. Early Fall Forest Fridays at Piscassic Greenway will be held on 9/20 & 10/25. Please sign up for the whole series, even if you cannot make every date.
This series is intended for kids aged 0-5 and their guardians.
We are planning to partner with Four Winds Nature Institute to expand this series and offer it at Stonehouse Forest. Please stay tuned for more details.

Difficulty: Easy
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Registration required: www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach

Geology Tour of Piscassic Greenway *WAITLIST*
2024-09-12 15:30 - 17:30 | Piscassic Greenway
This program is at capacity. Please join the waitlist and we’ll be in touch if space becomes available
Join SELT volunteer and geology enthusiast Sylvia Olson for a rocking good hike at the Piscassic Greenway.
This tour is intended to provide some basic information and history of the geologic features of the Piscassic Greenway and help point out things you might not otherwise notice. Sylvia will discuss the Exeter Pluton and other nearby rock formations in the Seacoast area and spotlight specific rocks along the way. There will be discussions about the rock walls, old quarries, old quarrying techniques, and more. Shale you want to learn more? Please sign up and take part in this hiking tour of the Piscassic Greenway.
This tour is intended for adults and youth 13 and older.

Difficulty: Moderate (involves walking over hilly terrain with lots of rocks and roots)
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Registration required: www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach

The Fall Haul #1 (Trail Run) at Stonehouse Forest
2024-09-11 17:00 - 18:30 | Stonehouse Forest
The extensive trail network at Stonehouse Forest makes for a perfect place to trail run. Join SELT’s Conservation Project Manager Kaitlin Deyo along with SELT Volunteer Beth Boyer for a guided trail run in and around this magnificent forest. Expect to run around 4-6 miles at a conversational pace while learning more about Stonehouse Forest and some ways to connect trails for longer outdoor adventures. This is part 1 of 3 of this series which may be extended depending on interest and participation.

Difficulty: Difficult
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Registration required: www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach

Big Trees of Northern New England with Author Kevin Martin
2024-09-04 17:30 - 18:30 | NH
Join us for a compelling and colossal discussion of big trees with author, wooden boat builder, and Epping resident Kevin Martin.
Kevin will discuss his book “Big Trees of Northern New England” and will bring you through the woods and into some cities in New Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and Massachusetts to find these impressive living parts of our landscape. The discussion will highlight important trees in the area and in the state while connecting people, history and wildlife to the trees. Kevin has over 40 years of experience working with wood and has served on the Epping Conservation Commission, was chair of the Lamprey River Advisory Committee, and former State Coordinator for the NH Big Tree Program.

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Edible & Medicinal Qualities of Fungi with Moose Mountains Regional Greenways
2024-08-31 09:00 - 12:00 | Birch Ridge Community Forest
In partnership with Moose Mountains Regional Greenways, join a walk and talk with Rick Van de Poll at Birch Ridge Community Forest in New Durham.
Fungi have been used for tens of thousands of years for food and medicine. Yet every day we learn more and more about their nutritional and medicinal value as more and more people study, eat, and run trials on various fungi. With over 4 million species estimated on the planet, there are as yet undiscovered benefits of using fungi for food or medicine. Beyond the well-known oysters, boletes, and chanterelles there are hundreds of good to excellent tasty treats in the mushroom world. Equally and perhaps more important, beyond penicillin, shiitake and chaga there are dozens of valuable fungi that provide critical immune support, cancer-fighting capabilities, and circulatory relief. Join us for an informative tour of a local conservation area for an in-hand experience with learning about this fascinating group!
Dr. Rick Van de Poll is the principal of Ecosystem Management Consultants (EMC) of Sandwich, New Hampshire. He has taught Mycology at the undergraduate and graduate level for over 35 years. He has been on the Northeast Mycological Federation (NEMF) Faculty list since 1996 when he co-chaired the joint NAMA-NEMF Foray at Mt. Ascutney. He is currently the Acting President of NEMF and the Sandwich Area Mushroom Club in New Hampshire.
Tickets are $15 per person.
Registration required: CLICK HERE.

Birch Ridge Trails Field Trip
2024-08-30 08:30 - 12:00 | Birch Ridge Community Forest
Join SELT’s Trails and Community Engagement Manager Yohann Hanley and Events & Outreach Specialist Derrick Trent at the Birch Ridge Community Forest for an exciting and information 3-mile hike along mostly moderate grades but with a half-mile long descent that is fairly steep and loose.
We will hike out Corridor 22, up the new Lookout Trail, and then return along Corridor 22. The Lookout Trail was created last summer to avoid the steep section of Corridor 22 shown on the map as Management Access. We will talk about why we moved the trail off the main access road, how we laid out the new trail to follow the contours of the land, creating proper drainage on the trail, and the after construction clean up work we did. We’ll come down the steep and loose section of Corridor 22 so we can look at the erosion issues present. We will also talk about culvert sizing and replacement as we walk through.
To reference the map in the description above, please go to https://seltnh.org/seltlands/birchridge/

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
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Registration required: www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach

Mountain Biking at Stratham Hill Park
2024-08-29 16:00 - 18:00 | Stratham Hill Park, 270 Portsmouth Ave, Stratham, NH, United States
Join SELT’s Land Conservation Director and avid mountain biker Duane Hyde for a mountain biking field trip at Stratham Hill Park. SELT helped conserve the Short Easement and Barker Easement which abuts the Gordon Barker Town Forest and includes parts of the Stratham Hill trail network. In addition, SELT is in the process of assisting the Town with a 16-acre land acquisition that is also part of the existing trail network. This ride is for experienced mountain bikers ages 15 and up.

Difficulty: Strenuous
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Registration required: www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach

Birch Ridge Community Forest Wildlife Habitat Management Field Trip *WAITLIST*
2024-08-28 16:00 - 18:00 | Birch Ridge Community Forest
This program is at capacity. Please join the waitlist and we’ll be in touch if space becomes available.
Join SELT’s Chad Fierros, Forest and Wildlife Habitat Manager for a Habitat Field Trip in Birch Ridge Community Forest (BRCF). Chad and other event facilitators will discuss specific wildlife habitat management activities taken on BRCF so far and why. We will visit two areas where Early Successional Habitat work was completed (one completed this spring and one in 2023) and we will spend some time at the shore of the beaver pond that is the hub of the BRCF wildlife focus area.
Space is very limited for this event and carpooling is encouraged.

Difficulty: Moderate to Strenuous (The trip will involve off-trail travel in uneven terrain with significant brush and debris)
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Watershed Walk at Mast Road Natural Area *WAITLIST*
2024-08-20 16:00 - 18:00 | Mast Road Natural Area
This program is at capacity. Please join the waitlist and we’ll be in touch if space becomes available.
Join Forester Phil Auger for a guided walk through the Mast Road Natural Area. We will explore some of the 3,200 feet of Lamprey River frontage, wetlands and streams, vernal pools, red maple floodplain forest, black gum basin swamp, pitch pine-heath swamp, upland hemlock-hardwood-pine forest, and learn about the history of the property. Mast Road Natural Area features four trails that are universally accessible.
This is part of the Great Bay Changemaker Program’s Watershed Walks series. More information about the Great Bay Changemaker Program can be found at https://greatbay.org/great-bay-changemakers/

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
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Registration required: www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach

Watershed Walk at Piscassic Greenway *WAITLIST*
2024-08-14 16:00 - 18:00 | Piscassic Greenway
This program is at capacity. Please join the waitlist and we’ll be in touch if space becomes available.
Join SELT Board Member John Wallace and Newmarket’s Conservation Commission Chair Ellen Snyder for a guided walk through the Piscassic Greenway. A vital natural resource for our region, the Piscassic Greenway spans 493 acres and offers open fields, ponds, wetlands, mature forests, productive soils for farming, and shoreline on the Piscassic River. Hear how SELT manages the property and how land protection work in the watershed connects with estuary health.
This is part of the Great Bay Changemaker Program’s Wednesday Watershed Walks series. More information about the Great Bay Changemaker Program can be found at https://greatbay.org/great-bay-changemakers/

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
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Registration required: www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach

A Bog’s Life with Naturalist Tom Eid
2024-08-07 17:30 - 18:30 | The Nan and George Mathey Center for People and Nature at Burley Farms, 247 North River Road, Epping, NH, 03042, United States
Join us for an illuminating and engaging evening with author and speaker Tom Eid.
Tom will discuss his book “A Bog’s Life: 37 Bogs to Discover and Explore Throughout New England” along with a presentation on bogs including an overview of New England’s wetland ecosystems and habitats; bog, fen, and swamp formation and characteristics; unique floral communities of bogs and fens; rare ground plants, orchids, shrubs, and trees found in bogs; and where and how bogs, fens, and peatlands develop. He will also discuss some of the 37 examples of bogs and fens features in his book.

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Squamscott River Kayaking Tour with Seven Rivers Paddling *WAITLIST*
2024-07-26 09:30 - 13:00 | Exeter NH
This program is at capacity. Please join the waitlist and we’ll be in touch if space becomes available.
Join SELT and Seven Rivers Paddling for a kayaking tour of one of NH’s beautiful tidal rivers. The tour will start in Exeter and end at Chapmans landing in Stratham. The total cost is $20 and includes transportation, a kayak rental, and Seven Rivers guide. A separate Seven Rivers waiver and registration link will be sent after registering through SELT. Payment for the tour should be made using the Seven Rivers registration link.

Difficulty: Moderate
Donate to support SELT’s Outreach Program: CLICK HERE
Two Registrations Required (through SELT & through Seven Rivers Paddling): www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach

Mountain Resilience and Wisdom with Ty Gagne *WAITLIST*
2024-07-17 17:30 - 18:30 | The Nan and George Mathey Center for People and Nature at Burley Farms, 247 North River Road, Epping, NH, 03042, United States
This program is at capacity. Please join the waitlist and we’ll be in touch if space becomes available.
Join us for an informative and entertaining evening with author and speaker Ty Gagne.
For Ty’s entire life, he’s called New Hampshire home. His experiences in the White Mountains and his love of mountaineering literature have played a significant role in his education. Both have taught him important lessons about decision-making, leadership, risk-taking-and humility. His professional work in risk management has let him use these lessons almost daily.
Several years ago, he decided to take things a step further by writing about real-life events that demonstrate the value of learning and heeding what the mountains have to teach us. In his writing and his talks, he shares his own encounters with decision-making challenges in hopes of helping others assess and reflect on the experiences they themselves have had at home, at work, or in high places.

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Canoe Trip on the Lamprey River *WAITLIST*
2024-07-12 17:00 - 20:00 | Lamprey River, Lee
This program is at capacity. Please join the waitlist and we’ll be in touch if space becomes available.
Join long-time SELT Volunteer Josh Lent and SELT Education Program Manager Lizzy Franceschini and Events and Outreach Specialist Derrick Trent for a canoe trip on the Lamprey! This trip will start at the canoe launch on Wadleigh Falls Road and will go upstream along the SELT Easement with Flagg Hill Distillery & Winery. This canoe trip is open to all, but space is very limited! We will bring canoes and life jackets that you may borrow for this trip.

Difficulty: Moderate to Strenuous
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Registration required: www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach

Watershed Walk at Thompson Forest *WAITLIST*
2024-07-10 16:00 - 18:00 | Thompson Forest, Durham, NH
This program is at capacity. Please join the waitlist and we’ll be in touch if space becomes available.
Join Ellen Snyder (owner, Ibis Wildlife Consulting) who guided Durham’s efforts at Thompson Forest and Suzanne Petersen (LRAC – Lamprey River Advisory Committee) for a stroll on the 1.3-mile round-trip loop trail that leads through a 15-acre shrub-wildflower meadow and oak-pine forest to the Lamprey River. We can look for ducks, otters, kingfishers, and other wildlife. Learn about land protection, the conservation efforts at Thompson Forest, LRAC, SELT, and the Great Bay Changemaker Program. Increase your understanding of how land protection creates a healthier Great Bay.
This is part of the Great Bay Changemaker Program’s Wednesday Watershed Walks series. More information about the Great Bay Changemaker Program can be found at https://greatbay.org/great-bay-changemakers/

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
Donate to support SELT’s Outreach Program now: CLICK HERE
Registration required: www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach

Pre-Harvest Forestry Tour *WAITLIST*
2024-06-26 17:00 - 19:30 | Ahl Memorial Forest, Kingston, NH, United States
This program is at capacity. Please join the waitlist and we’ll be in touch if space becomes available.
Join SELT’s Forest and Wildlife Habitat Manager Chad Fierros and consulting forester Charlie Moreno for a pre-harvest tour of Ahl Memorial Forest. Come see and hear about the upcoming forest management activities at Ahl Memorial Forest (as well as a glimpse into how the forest is looking after the last harvest in 2010), including the benefits of timber harvests as part of a comprehensive forest management plan.

Difficulty: Moderate
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Registration required: www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach

Summer Solstice Yoga Hike *WAITLIST*
2024-06-21 18:00 - 20:00 | Stonehouse Forest
This program is at capacity. Please join the waitlist and we’ll be in touch if space becomes available.
Join avid hiker and 500 Hour Registered Yoga Instructor Venera Gattonini for a Summer Solstice Yoga Hike! Participants will hike through beautiful Stonehouse Forest up to the cliff looking over Stonehouse Pond. At the lookout, Venera will lead the group through a meditative yoga session in celebration of the Summer Solstice. The group will then use the light from the longest day of the year to hike out of the forest.
More about Venera: Venera Gattonini has also been a middle school and high school teacher (Woodworking and Art) for the last 20 years. For the last nine years she has been teaching mindfulness in the classroom. In the last three years she has been teaching yoga and mindfulness in the woods, in yoga studios and at UNH, at the Chase Children’s home, and leading small group mindfulness workshops. Venera is certified in Wilderness First Aid, CPR,and AED.
“I’m a joyful spirit, an outdoor enthusiast, an avid hiker, an adventurer, an artist, a woodworking and art teacher, a dream nurturer and people lover. We are all one. I look forward to your presence and to co-creating a joyful and nurturing environment where you can be confident that you will be encouraged and supported when you step out of your comfort zone on or off the mat.” – Venera
This program is for people ages 14 and up with some hiking and/or yoga experience.

Difficulty: Moderate
Donate to support SELT’s Outreach Program now: CLICK HERE
Registration required: www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach

2024 Conservation Celebration and Annual Meeting
2024-06-08 16:00 - 18:00 | The Nan and George Mathey Center for People and Nature at Burley Farms, 247 North River Road, Epping, NH, 03042, United States
Save the Date!
Join us to celebrate another year of conservation success at the Nan and George Mathey Center for People and Nature at Burley Farms on Saturday, June 8 at 4:00 PM.
Enjoy a catered barbeque buffet featuring locally sourced food from SELT conserved farms and cash bar stocked with local brews, followed by a celebratory presentation where we’ll honor our partners in conservation and the recipients of the Jack Heath Award for Conservationist of the Year, the Ashton Hallett Award for Exemplary Stewardship of the Land, and the Founders’ Award for Volunteerism.
Tickets are $35 per person.
Click here to register!
Schedule
4:00 pm
Event begins
Mathey Center open for self-guided tours featuring interactive stations showcasing SELT’s work
4:15 pm
Guided property tours
Guests have the option to join a short walk to Nan’s bench to take in the view, or a longer walk around Burley Farms (bring your boots!)
5:00 pm
Dinner and awards presentation

Thank You Sponsors!

Little SELTies Storytime - Spring Session- Last Date Changed to 6/7
2024-06-07 10:00 - 12:00 | The Nan and George Mathey Center for People and Nature at Burley Farms, 247 North River Road, Epping, NH, 03042, United States
The last storytime session for spring 2024 has been postponed to June 7th.
We welcome our Little SELTies to join us for a morning of nature stories, songs, and activities in the Pratt Family Community Room at the Mathey Center at Burley Farms. Led by SELT’s Education Program Manager, Lizzy Franceschini, we will start our morning inside the community room with story time activities, then head outside for a short hike and/or wild play in the forest. This program is designed for children ages 0-5 and their caregivers. Storytimes for the spring session will run on 4/12, 5/3, 5/17, 5/31. Please sign up for the whole series, even if you cannot make every date.

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Riveting Raptors with Tailwinds *WAITLIST*
2024-06-05 17:30 - 18:30 | The Nan and George Mathey Center for People and Nature at Burley Farms, 247 North River Road, Epping, NH, 03042, United States
This event is at capacity. Please join the waitlist and we’ll be in touch if space becomes available.
Meet the TAILWINDS team of educational birds along with a Tailwinds educator and learn about your diurnal and nocturnal raptor neighbors. You will recognize these birds and have an opportunity to learn about adaptations that give them superpowers! Learn about their habitat, conservation needs, and what we can do to co-exist with these impressive neighbors. This program will give you a chance to meet a live owl, hawk, and vulture.

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Forest Fridays - Spring Session
2024-04-05 10:00 - 12:00 | Piscassic Greenway
Meet us at the Piscassic Greenway Gate 2 for a kid-led nature exploration as part of our Forest Friday series. This series is presented in partnership with UNH Cooperative Extension and led by nature-based educator Katie Lianza. Forest Friday offers supervised kid-led exploration and unstructured outdoor play for kids aged 0-5 and their guardians. This series will take place rain or shine – be sure to dress appropriately for the weather, you’ll want to be comfortable being still and getting muddy. Forest Fridays in the spring session to be held on 4/5, 4/19, 5/10, 5/24. Please sign up for the whole series, even if you cannot make every date.

Difficulty: Easy
Donate to support SELT’s Outreach Program now: CLICK HERE
Registration required: www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach

Little SELTies Storytime - Spring Session
2024-04-12 10:00 - 12:00 | The Nan and George Mathey Center for People and Nature at Burley Farms, 247 North River Road, Epping, NH, 03042, United States
We welcome our Little SELTies to join us for a morning of nature stories, songs, and activities in the Pratt Family Community Room at the Mathey Center at Burley Farms. Led by SELT’s Education Program Manager, Lizzy Franceschini, we will start our morning inside the community room with story time activities, then head outside for a short hike and/or wild play in the forest. This program is designed for children ages 0-5 and their caregivers. Storytimes for the spring session will run on 4/12, 5/3, 5/17, 5/31. Please sign up for the whole series, even if you cannot make every date.

Donate to support SELT’s Outreach Program now: CLICK HERE
Registration required: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Live Hive Demo with Pawtuckaway Beekeepers Association *WAITLIST*
2024-05-15 16:30 - 17:30 | The Nan and George Mathey Center for People and Nature at Burley Farms, 247 North River Road, Epping, NH, 03042, United States
This program is at capacity. Please join the waitlist and we’ll let you know if space becomes available.
Join the Pawtuckaway Beekeepers Association and SELT to get an inside look at the amazing world of a beehive. The association will have an enclosed observation beehive with them. The clear sides will allow participants to see the bees and all the activity that’s happening inside such as: the queen laying eggs, worker bees feeding the brood, new bees emerging from their capped cells, and more! We hope you can buzz on by for this unique presentation!

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Photographing Birds in the Field with Tony Baldasaro *WAITLIST*
2024-05-04 08:00 - 10:30 | Burley Farms, 247 N. River Road, Epping, NH, 03042, United States
This program is at capacity. Please join the waitlist and we’ll be in touch if space becomes available.
Join regionally renowned wildlife photographer Tony Baldasaro for a bird photography field trip. Tony will take you out to the northern side of the Burley Farms property to get up close with the fields, forest, and beaver pond and our avian friends who call these places home. Participants will learn more about finding the best scenarios for bird photography- including lighting, bird position, and bird action shots. This field trip is for photographers with at least some wildlife photography experience and the suggested equipment includes:

Binoculars
DSLR or Mirrorless Camera
Lens long enough for wildlife photography (more than 200 mm). Ideally this will be a zoom lens and not a fixed lens. (see below)
Because we will be primarily photographing small, fast-moving birds, a zoom lens with a wide range of focal lengths is ideal. (100-400, 100-500, 150 – 600 are examples). Having a big, heavy prime lens, like a fixed 600mm, will only slow our participants down.
A tripod is not recommended as it can slow down your photography. Photographers should prepare to be handheld or use a nimble monopod.

We hope you can join this educational and fun morning of bird photography at Burley! To learn more about Tony and his photography, visit his website at tb3photography.com or find him on Instagram @tb3_photo.

Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
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Registration required: www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach

Woodcock Sit at Birch Ridge *WAITLIST*
2024-04-26 18:45 - 20:45 | Birch Ridge Community Forest
This program is at capacity. Please join the waitlist and we’ll be in touch if space becomes available.
Join SELT, Matt Tarr (UNH Cooperative Extension Professor & Wildlife Specialist), and Charlie Bridges of the BRCF Steering Committee for a special “Sunset Sit to Observe Woodcock.” This field trip will require minimal walking, as participants gather by the BRCF cabin to learn more about the Birch Ridge Community Forest, watch the sunset, and listen for woodcock. Participants are invited to bring binoculars, a lawn chair and picnic dinner, as well.

Difficulty: Easy
Donate to support SELT’s Outreach Program now: CLICK HERE
Registration required: www.tinyurl.com/seltoutreach
