Join us on Zoom and raise your glass as we celebrate our 2020 conservation successes! We will nominate and elect Board Members and Officers, recognize our retiring Board Members, share highlights of 2020, and award our partners in conservation and stewardship. The meeting will be on Zoom Webinar and feature short videos and slideshows. We […]
Join us for the VIRTUAL Wild & Scenic Film Festival, a film festival by activists for activists! The Wild & Scenic Film Festival celebrates the beauty and wonder of our natural world and inspires audiences everywhere to take action to protect it. Friday, April 16, 2021 7:00 – 9:00 pm (Virtual Lobby at 6:30) Our volunteer film committee has hand-picked […]
Gain the knowledge and skills to enhance your family's natural adventures through our Family Naturalist Series. SELT naturalists will guide your family as you explore an exciting new topic each season and develop a shared passion for natural history. Next on the list-Winter Twigs. To make our class as hands-on as possible, SELT will […]
Looking for a deal on sleeping bags, tents, or sleeping pads? We’ve got you covered! Gear up for adventure with SELT and our good friends at NEMO Equipment! From March 9 – 12, SELT will be hosting an online pop-up auction of amazing outdoor gear donated generously by NEMO Equipment from their sample closet – […]
Tremendously powerful and lushly romantic, The God Of Small Things effectively shifts between two time periods: Rahel's present-day trip home to see her mute, haunted twin brother, Estha, and a December day 20 years before — the tumultuous day that tears the family apart. With mesmerizing language and lyrical descriptions of place that draw the […]
A SELT winter classic, with a twist! Join your favorite foresters and mine, Phil Auger and Fred Borman for virtual tree ID workshop to be followed by a self-guided tour. Phil and Fred will share photos of trees you might see in this area as you enjoy the trails this winter. Afterwards, you can […]
The 2020 Fall book selection is Heart Spring Mountain by Robin MacArthur It’s August 2011, and Tropical Storm Irene has just wreaked havoc on Vermont, flooding rivers and destroying homes. One thousand miles away—while tending bar in New Orleans—Vale receives a call and is told that her mother, Bonnie, has disappeared. Despite a years-long estrangement […]
Join us for the VIRTUAL Wild & Scenic Film Festival and be inspired by short, but mighty films that speak to the environmental concerns and celebrations of our planet. Pop your popcorn and pour yourself a frosty beverage, as this year we will be enjoying the Wild & Scenic Film Festival from the comfort of our own […]
Gain the knowledge and skills to enhance your adventures in the natural world through our SELT Naturalist Series.