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A Vernal Pool Adventure, Babcock Ridge Preserve

Babcock Ridge 113 Babcock Road, North Stonington, CT, United States

After a long winter in hiding, an amazing variety of frogs, salamanders, and aquatic invertebrates will once again make their presence felt in a temporary wetland known as a vernal pool. At twilight, we’ll hike the trail to a group of vernals in Avalonia’s Babcock Ridge Preserve to search for such creatures as wood frogs…

Tidal River Hike & Seek at Knox Preserve

Knox Preserve Wilcox Road, Stonington, CT, United States

Hey kids, grab mom or dad or your favorite grownup and show them all the great things to discover in nature! Avalonia is hosting a Hike & Seek nature treasure-hunt that you get to lead yourselves, like a real explorer. Join us at Knox Preserve in Stonington, where you can explore the shoreline, thickets, and…

Hike at Tefftweald with Naturalist Bruce Fellman

Tefftweald at Birchenturn 282 Grindstone Hill Road, North Stonington, CT, United States

Documenting your discoveries on the trail is a skill that needs to be in every naturalist’s toolkit. We’ll have plenty to observe and record as we enjoy the fall colors at Avalonia’s Tefftweald at Birchenturn Preserve on 280 Grindstone Hill Road. Tefftweald, a former Girl Scout camp, is a 77-acre masterpiece of upland forest, meadows,…

Margaret Gibson, Connecticut’s Poet Laureate, Reading at Preston Library

Preston Public Library 389 Route 2, Preston, United States

Join the Friends of the Preston Library as they welcome Preston resident, Margaret Gibson, Connecticut Poet Laureate. Margaret will be reading a selection of poems from books and new poems that have to do with Nature and the environment. Come and help us celebrate poetry. Tuesday, October 29, 6:30 pm at the Preston Public Library,…

A Vernal Pool Adventure, Babcock Ridge Preserve (CANCELLED)

Babcock Ridge 113 Babcock Road, North Stonington, CT, United States

This event has been cancelled due to Coronavirus concerns. Avalonia trails remain open, but visitors need to use caution, avoid large groups, and use good judgement when meeting other hikers. While winter has hardly lived up to its name, an amazing variety of frogs, salamanders, and aquatic invertebrates have spent the colder season in hiding.…

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