Join the LRCC members for a spook-tacular guided hike through Chamberlain-Reynolds Memorial Forest on October 29th from 5:00-7:30 PM. This will be a fun-filled evening hike where participants can choose the path we take through the woods guided by a haunting story at each fork in the trail.
You asked, we answered: stargazing is back at West Rattlesnake! The shortening days and early nightfall may make this time of year seem dreary, but they’re a great chance to see the stars and still get home at a reasonable hour. We’ll hike up to the summit for a stellar view of constellations, planets, and other celestial phenomena, as well as the beautiful vista of Squam Lake at night.
Come be nutty with LRCC member Meg at Chamberlain-Reynolds Memorial Forest November 5th from 11-2PM on an Adventure Ecology that will crack you out of your shell. Learn about and ID native trees in our watershed as we enjoy an easy 2 mile walk, stopping to talk about anything nut-worthy, mast years, trees, seeds and more conversations that will drive you nutty.
Come join Peter and Meg for their last Adventure Ecology program of their AmeriCorps service at Chamberlain-Reynolds Memorial Forest.
They might not have their leaves but we can still ID trees! Join the Squam Lakes Association (SLA) on a 2.2 mile hike through Chamberlain Reynolds Memorial Forest to learn all about winter Tree ID. During the hike we will learn how to identify and distinguish trees based on bark, buds and needles.
Figure out what to do, what to bring, and how to plan for a safe winter excursion. This program is meant to give beginners an overview of winter hiking gear, resources, and tips and tricks for exploring trails in the snow. Experienced hikers are welcome to join!
Snow quiets the landscape and our minds, spend this winter day embracing the restfulness of the season. Immerse yourself in the frozen landscape and take inspiration from the sounds of nature to create landscape inspired poetry.
Join LRCC member Emma Murray on a nighttime owling hike! Come learn more about the elusive creatures that are found in our backyard and uncover the secrets of OWLS!
Join the Squam Lakes Association (SLA) on Saturday April 5 from 1-3 to learn all about soil! We will learn about the three major types of soil: sand, silt, and clay at the SLA headquarters. There will be a focus on gardening and soil health just in time for spring! Participants will learn how to identify the soils you have in your backyard and all the benefits of a good healthy soil.
It's time for gardening and spring flowers! Help us transform our pollinator gardens into prime habitat for bees, birds, and bats and learn about what makes pollinator gardens so special.
