This Spring's story is Over in the Forest by Marianne Berkes with illustrations by Jill Dubin. Landing a spot on Bank Street's Best Book list in 2012, this story features young animals learning to navigate their new homes. Visit the StoryWalk® at Whitten Woods between April 1st and March 30th. After you’re done enjoying the story, stop by the Ashland Free Library to check out Over in the Forest and enjoy a craft based on the book!
Learn about winter water quality at the Squam Lakes Association with Lakes Region Conservation Corps members and become a part of our vital network of trained volunteers. This program will include training on ice safety, water quality sampling, and will be a hands-on introduction to winter water quality on the ice.
Join the Science Center’s Lead Horticulturist, Emma Erler, to learn how to establish a haven for animals, while still having an attractive, appealing yard and garden.
Join Diego and the LRCC for a fun, moderate 2.5-mile loop through Whitten Woods via the North Peak Trail. Just bring your winter gear, water, and positive energy for a great day on the trails!
Spring is just around the corner, and for our feathered friends that means love is in the air. Join us as we hoot from our hearts- attempting to swoon the attention of local owls at Chamberlain Reynolds Memorial Forest on Friday, March 7th at 5:00 pm . This program will contain some fun owl facts, a tutorial on how to call in owls with your voice, and the opportunity to practice on a short 2 mile night hike... We may even see an owl up close!
Learn about winter water quality at the Squam Lakes Association with Lakes Region Conservation Corps members and become a part of our vital network of trained volunteers. This program will include training on ice safety, water quality sampling, and will be a hands-on introduction to winter water quality on the ice.
Join us at the Squam Lakes Association to watch the Salamander Crossing Brigade Workshop, presented by the Harris Center for Conservation Education, to learn how you can volunteer to help transport these critters safely across the road and record their migration numbers.
Join the Squam Lakes Association for a fun, hands-on program designed for children under the age of 8. Through stories, discovery, and creativity, your child will explore the fascinating world of insects. They will learn what makes an insect an insect, what roles insects play, and will create their very own critters.
Join LRCC member Kevin Jones, on a 2.4-mile loop around Chamberlin-Reynolds Memorial Forest. This winter hike will provide excellent views of squam lake and may provide the opportunity to walk out on the ice (conditions permitting)!
Join the Squam Lakes Association for our Adventure Ecology program focused on the science and beauty of the natural soundscape. You will learn how to identify the unique auditory signatures of the watershed while reconnecting with the environment through mindful listening.
