This winter’s story is Frederick by Leo Lionni. Frederick won the Caldecott Honor in 1968 for its unique illustrations of the heart warming tale about a mouse who prepares for winter in a unique way.
Join the Squam Lakes Association for an introductory stargazing workshop. What better place to gaze at the stars than at Squam Lake!
Fishers have long been the subject of tall tales and misconceptions that have unfairly damaged their reputation. Join us as wildlife ecologist, photographer, and certified wildlife tracker, Ben Wymer shares research from UNH and NH Fish & Game about the challenges facing these fascinating mustelids.
Looking for a reason to get outside on a winter morning? Join Lakes Region Conservation Corps members on a moderate 3 mile loop around Five Finger Point. Explore each cove and "finger" of this northern piece of Squam Lake. The Fiver Finger Point trail will give you a unique view of the lake from the shores of Squam.
Winter has set in and New Hampshire is once again blanketed in snow. Much of the wildlife that flourished in the warmer months is nowhere to be seen, but a stroll in the snow will reveal that there are many furry and feathered residents that stay here all year long! Join the Squam Lakes Association to explore the clues wildlife leave behind as they brave the New Hampshire winter. We will identify animal tracks and signs that can be found throughout the Squam watershed and learn how they can tell us about the health of our watershed! This is a perfect way for people of all ages to enjoy New Hampshire's chilly winter days.
Winterfest is free and open to the public, so join us for some winter fun!
The lack of leaves shouldn’t stop us from IDing trees! Join the Squam Lakes Association for a winter walk through Chamberlain Reynolds Memorial Forest. This 1.5 mile adventure will take us through quiet forests as we learn fascinating facts about our native tree species, and how to identify them even in winter!
Join Education and Outreach AmeriCorps member, Macie Kane, on an easy 1.9 mile loop hike through the Belknap Woods. It's a great time of year to get out and hike, but it's best to have company on a chilly winter day.
Join the Squam Lakes Association for a comprehensive workshop and guided hike designed to teach you the essentials of winter gear, layering, and weather safety. Whether you bring your own traction or use our provided snowshoes, you'll gain the confidence to tackle any snowy trail!
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!
