Sunday. Join us for a spring exploration of the Stone Bridges Trail at DPNC. Along the way we’ll investigate old quarries and look for signs of wildlife. Pre-registration required. Meets at DPNC. Members and Nonmembers: FREE More details and registration
Discover what plants and fungi are edible in our forests! An experienced guide will show you the ins and outs of foraging on a hike through DPNC trails. Meets at DPNC. Pre-registration is required. Members: $8.50; non-members: $10 Register
Saturday. Hike with us around the more secluded parts of the Groton Reservoir. We will explore acres of the watershed that are closed to the public, owned by Groton Public Utilities. This program is suited for adults and older, interested children. Moderate, meet at lookout on Sandy Hollow Road. Pre-registration required. Members and Nonmembers: FREE…
Step into the world of nature journaling, a simple yet powerful practice that helps you slow down, look closely, and truly connect with the natural world. Inspired by the approach of John Muir Laws and the Wild Wonder Foundation, this 4-hour hands-on workshop is open to all ages and experience levels—no art skills required! Led…
Saturday. Join us for a guided walk with a DPNC naturalist at Avery Farm Preserve in Ledyard, CT. We’ll be looking for year round and migrating birds. Participants are encouraged to bring water bottles and their own binoculars. Meets at the entrance to Avery Farm Preserve on Lambtown Rd in Ledyard. Entrance is easiest to…
Saturday. Birding can be a wonderful family activity! Learn the basics of birding with your family and get your children excited about the birds in our area. Bring binoculars if you have them. Pre-registration required. Meets at DPNC. Members: $8.50, Non-members $10
Saturday. Spring is a great time to enjoy a view of the landscape that makes up Gungywamp, an archaeological site of natural and cultural interest. Join us on a guided hike to explore rocky ridges, glacial erratics, and swamps, along with the mysterious stone shelter and structures whose use and origin are open to interpretation.…
