Guided Trail Walk with North Smithfield Land Trust
2023-09-30 13:00 - 15:00 (Africa/Abidjan) | Booth Pond Conservation Area Trailhead, North Smithfield, RI, 02896, us
The North Smithfield Land Trust will offer a guided walk of the Booth Pond Conservation Area. The conservation area totals 130 acres and includes the pond, surrounding wetlands and upland forest.
The first half of the walk to see the pond is of moderate difficulty, and for those not interested in continuing further, we will return to the trailhead. The second half of the walk has some sections of challenging uphill/downhill terrain and a walking stick may be helpful. There is a scenic overview of the surrounding area at a lookout point at the higher elevation.
Please wear comfortable hiking shoes and bring bug spray and water. The event is free and suitable for all ages!
No registration necessary. Rain or shine.
Meeting Place/Directions: Trailhead is located within the Dowling Village Shopping Center. Park near the ALDI store, and walk down toward The Club apartment complex (2 Booth Pond Way). Green trailhead sign will be on your right.

Watercolor Workshop at Casey Farm
2023-10-01 09:30 - 15:30 (Africa/Abidjan) | Casey Farm, 2325 Boston Neck Road, Saunderstown, RI, 02874
Registration required — see link below.
Let your creativity flow inspired by Casey Farm, a beautiful seaside farm with 300 acres of coastal organic farmland, gardens, and woodlands, managed by Historic New England. This full-day of plein air watercolor painting will be led by artist Vicki Iannuccillo.
After a one-hour demonstration of landscape painting, set up your materials and capture the many facets of the farm buildings, grazing animals, stone walls, and gardens on the grounds. Vicki can offer guidance on composition, lighting, and painting techniques.
Please bring painting materials (suggested list will be supplied) and a bag lunch, but leave all pets at home. Open to all levels of experience including beginners. In the event of rain, the workshop will move inside the barn.
Register here. Price: $30 for members, $45 for non-members.
Directions: Take I-95 to Route 4 south to Route 138 east (Newport/Jamestown exit). Turn right onto Route 1A before the Jamestown Bridge. The farm is one mile on the right. From Newport, take Route 138 west to the Narragansett exit. Turn right onto Route 1A. The farm is one mile on the right. Park in the large lot adjacent to Boston Neck Road.

Forest Health Walk & Talk with Hopkinton Land Trust
2023-10-01 10:00 - 11:30 (Africa/Abidjan) | 101 Tomaquag Rd, 101 Tomaquag Rd, Ashaway, RI, 02804, us
Due to weather, this event has been rescheduled from September 30th to October 1st. Registration required. Please register by emailing hopkintonlandtrust@gmail.com.
Come join the Hopkinton Land Trust for a walk & talk about forest health at Crown Farm Preserve. We will discuss forest health matters such as invasive species, beneficials and climate with trustee and entomologist Alana Russell. The walk will take about an hour and will follow the north-south trails loop. Come prepared with any questions or bring photos of any insects you would like to learn about. There will be an opportunity to view archaeological features on this property as well.

Environmental Festival and Artist Talk with Daniel Byers of Skyship Films
2023-10-03 18:30 - 2023-10-04 20:30 (Africa/Abidjan) | Barrington Public Library, 281 Country Rd, Barrington, RI, 02806, United States
Registration required — see link below.
Join the Barrington Land Conservation Trust for a two-day Film Festival featuring the works of award-winning environmental documentary filmmaker Daniel Byers of Skyship Films.
Daniel Byers has travelled to some of the most remote places on earth to film stories of Indigenous Peoples and their struggles to preserve their native lands, way of life, and the species with whom they share these natural places.
On Tuesday, Oct. 3, at 6:30 p.m. Daniel will present three of his short environmental documentaries and share his experience as a filmmaker seeking to capture important stories in extreme conditions.
In the remote Darién Gap, the Emberá tribe of Playa Muerto find an unlikely ally in protecting their rainforest when a rare Harpy Eagle nest is discovered near their community. “Aguilucho” Premiered at the 2021 DC Environmental Film Festival and is playing in festivals worldwide.
Throughout their history, the A:shiwi people have made a pilgrimage through the Grand Canyon to leave offerings at traditional sites, gather materials for their cultural practices, and visit the place where their ancestors first emerged from the four Underworlds and into the light of day. Follow the A:shiwi rain priests and medicine men as this sacred migration down the Colorado river is documented on film for the first time – from the pueblo at Halona Idiwana’a to shrines and ancient settlements, through canyon walls carved by the petroglyphs of the ancestors. Zuni in the Grand Canyon Premiered at the DC Environmental Film Festival in 2018. It received the Best Language Preservation Film Award from the Gallup Film Festival.
Register for Day One here.
On Wednesday, Oct. 4, at 6:30 p.m. Daniel will present a feature-length environmental documentary and one short film. He will share his experience as a filmmaker seeking to capture important stories in extreme conditions.
The Wolf OR-7 Expedition team retraced by bicycle and on foot the approximate route taken by a GPS – collared wolf called Wolf OR-7. The wolf was born in NE Oregon and in 2011 left his pack and dispersed South to find new territory. He became the first known wolf in California in nearly 90 years, and he is still out there… Follow six adventurers as they retrace the route taken by a GPS-collared Oregon wolf. Their mission is to explore human-wolf coexistence and meet the people along Wolf OR-7’s route who now find themselves in wolf country.
You’ll also visit a remote region in Madagascar, where three ecosystems — forests, lakes and mangroves — are home to an abundance of rare and threatened species, including the Madagascar Fish Eagle.
Register for Day Two here.

Wednesday Walks at Norman Bird Sanctuary
2023-10-04 15:30 - 16:30, 2023-10-11 15:30 - 16:30, 2023-10-18 15:30 - 16:30, 2023-10-25 15:30 - 16:30 (Africa/Abidjan) | Norman Bird Sanctuary, 583 3rd Beach Rd, Middletown, Rh, 02842, us
Stretch your legs, get some fresh air, and end the day with a walk in nature. Join the Norman Bird Sanctuary on an exploration of trails during a free guided walk every Wednesday afternoon. Norman Bird Sanctuary offers seven miles of unique trails that meander throughout a diverse array of habitats and ecosystems. Learn to spot native species, identify plants, and see what you find along the way.
Established in 1949, Norman Bird Sanctuary is the largest contiguous preserved land on Aquidneck Island, with 300 acres and 7 miles of trail stretching from coastal dunes to forested woodland. We foster lifelong connections between people and the Sanctuary’s rich and diverse habitats through conservation, education, and exploration.
This free public program requires no registration, and will meet in the Norman Bird Sanctuary parking lot ten minutes prior to the walk. In the event of inclement weather, an announcement that day will be made on on the Sanctuary’s website determining whether the walk will continue or not.  Dogs are not permitted at the Sanctuary.

Guided Hike at the DuVal Trail System with South Kingstown Land Trust
2023-10-06 09:00 - 11:00 (Africa/Abidjan) | DuVal Trail Head, South Kingstown, RI, 02879, us
Registration required. Please register here.
Explore the South Kingstown Land Trust’s “crown jewel” trail system in the fall foliage as a part of RI Land Trust Days! You’ll hike through diverse habitat lined with historical stonewalls on your way to Bull’s Head Pond. You’ll be on the lookout for migratory birds and other wildlife as well as interesting trees, plants, and other features of the landscape.
Blaze Orange required. Kid-friendly. Dogs are not allowed on guided hikes.
REGISTER HERE.
Directions: From Route 1 southbound take the second exit marked Post Road/ Perryville. Bear right onto Post Road and continue for 0.4 mile. Parking area will be on the left at the foot of the Quaker Burial Ground. GPS: 2800 Post Road, South Kingstown, RI

Casey Farm Market
2023-10-07 08:30 - 12:30, 2023-10-14 08:30 - 12:30, 2023-10-21 08:30 - 12:30 (Africa/Abidjan) | Casey Farm, 2325 Boston Neck Road, Saunderstown, RI, 02874
The Casey Farm Market offers high quality, locally grown and produced goods, produce, and food. Join us at this weekly event where friends and locals shop, support their local farmers and small business owners, gather, and enjoy the community.
Walking trails and guided farm tours are available during the market. Guided tours of the barnyard and farmhouse area are $10. Walking trails to the bay and in the woodlands are open for free, dawn to dusk. The market is free to attend.
No dogs allowed. Only cancelled in the event of severe weather.
Directions: Take I-95 to Route 4 south to Route 138 east (Newport/Jamestown exit). Turn right onto Route 1A before the Jamestown Bridge. The farm is one mile on the right. From Newport, take Route 138 west to the Narragansett exit. Turn right onto Route 1A. The farm is one mile on the right. Park in the large lot adjacent to Boston Neck Road.

Trail Maintenance at Stetson Preserve
2023-10-07 09:00 - 12:00 (Africa/Abidjan) | 164 New London Turnpike, 164 New London Turnpike, Richmond, RI, 02898, us
Join the Richmond Rural Preservation Land Trust)for a volunteer day! Volunteers will be cutting back overgrowth on trails at the Stetson Preserve. Tools will be provided, but volunteers should plan to bring work gloves, hats, and other sun protection. Members of the land trust’s stewardship committee, Rob Swanson and Rick Anderson, will be leading the work.

Scientific Strolls: The Plants of Napatree
2023-10-07 10:00 - 11:30 (Africa/Abidjan) | Napatree Point Conservation Area, Fort Road, Westerly, RI, 02891, United States
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Please register here.
The Watch Hill Conservancy and The Napatree Science Advisors are thrilled to invite you to celebrate a decade of stewardship with a guided tour led by Napatree Science Advisors, Dr. Keith Killingbeck and Hope Leeson. Dr. Killingbeck and Hope Leeson will share their expertise and insights into the world of plant diversity in The Napatree Point Conservation Area.
Lasting approximately 90 minutes, this program will involve a leisurely walk of about 2 miles on sandy terrain. This program is designed for individuals aged 15 and older, and participants under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. No dogs.
Parking for this program is available throughout the village of Watch Hill.
The Napatree Scientific Stroll program showcases 10 years of monitoring and stewardship efforts in The Napatree Point Conservation Area. To learn more about the incredible work that has been done, you can read the 10th Anniversary of The State of Napatree Report.
Register here.

Fungal Foray with Westerly Land Trust
2023-10-07 11:00 - 13:00 (Africa/Abidjan) | Wahaneeta Preserve, 118 Moorehouse Rd, Westerly, 02891, United States
Registration required. Please register here.
Explore the rich, mesic forest of Wahaneeta Preserve with the Westerly Land Trust and the RI Mycological Society and discover the fungal biodiversity in our woods. Wahaneeta is an old Girl Scout camp with a charming cedar cabin, rich mesic woodland and we will be exploring the fungi after a nice, damp summer so we are sure to find lots of interesting mushrooms!
Join us for a fascinating Fungal Foray with the RI Mycological Society! This event will take place on Saturday, October 7, 2023 at 11:00 AM (EDT). We will gather at Wahaneeta Preserve (118 Moorehouse Road, Westerly, RI 02891), where we’ll hit the woods and uncover the local fungal biodiversity.
Come and learn from experienced mycologists, meet fellow fungal freaks or spark new curiosity as we learn about different species, their ecological roles and significance. After we’ve spent some time exploring the woods, an expert from the RI Mycological Society will lead us through a table talk, sharing some of the discoveries and sharing some fungal knowledge.
This event is sure to bring together a great group of people, so be sure to join us! Come prepared to walk in the woods. Carpool if you can and be sure to bring your reuseable water bottle. There are outhouses, so no worries there! Dog and kid friendly.
REGISTER HERE.
Directions: From Dunn’s Corner Road, head east on Moorhouse Road, past the baseball fields and staying to the left at the fork. Parking is available through the gate at the trailhead on the large grassy field to the left.

Hunts Mills Hike with the East Providence Conservation Commission
2023-10-08 13:30 - 15:30 (Africa/Abidjan) | The Hunt House Museum, Hunts Mill Rd, Rumford, RI, 02916, us
The East Providence Conservation Commission will lead a guided historical walk of the grounds at Hunts Mills to coincide with the East Providence Historical Society monthly open house of the John Hunt House, a museum of East Providence history. This is an easy and relaxed paced hike that is good for beginners and kids. The grounds have plenty of history as well. We will stop several times and discuss the history of the property. This walk will be approximately 1 mile over easy terrain.
CONTACT INFO:
Ernie Germani
401-435-7703 x 6
egermani@eastprovidenceri.gov

Fungi Exploration at Snake Den Farm
2023-10-10 16:45 - 18:45 (Africa/Abidjan) | 90 Brown Ave, 90 Brown Ave, Johnston, RI, 02919, us
THIS EVENT IS AT CAPACITY.
Learn about one of the most important residents of the farm…fungi! This is not a foraging walk, but an exploration of the beautiful fungi that call Snake Den Farm home. Hosted by the Northern Rhode Island Conservation District. Led by Deana Thomas of the RI Mycological Society.
Registration REQUIRED. Please register here.

Bird Walk at Bush Hill Preserve
2023-10-14 08:30 - 10:00 (Africa/Abidjan) | 44 Main St, 44 Main St, North Kingstown, RI, 02852, us
Join the Land Conservancy of North Kingstown for a leisurely walk through the preserve looking and listening for fall migrating songbirds. There will be views into a saltmarsh from the new bridge that LCNK has installed, and if there is time, we may continue the walk into the adjacent Wilson Park.
The walk will be cancelled in the event of rain or excessive winds, we will not be able to do the walk. No dogs.
Bush Hill Preserve is accessed behind the First Baptist Church in Wickford. 44 Main Street, Wickford. Park behind the First Baptist Church, all the way in the back, at the trail entrance.

PIC-WIL Nature Preserve Walk with Barrington Land Conservation Trust
2023-10-14 09:00 - 10:30 (Africa/Abidjan) | Washington Road, Washington Rd, Barrington, RI, 02806, us
Registration required — see link below.
Join the Barrington Land Conservation Trust for a walk to PIC-WIL Nature Preserve. This 17-acre preserve of forest, field, salt marsh and coastal dunes on the east shore of the Providence River in Barrington.
Once home to a bottling facility owned by Deep Water Rock Company, the property was donated to the Nature Conservancy by Catherine Picerelli in December of 1986 and deeded to the Barrington Land Conservation Trust in 1987, to be preserved in perpetuity as a nature preserve.
The donation was made in memory of the families of Peter J. Picerelli and Clifford M. Wilson: thus the name “PIC-WIL.” Although the property is generally closed to the public due to its status as a nature preserve, the Land Trust opens PIC-WIL periodically for guided walks.
The forest includes a wide variety of deciduous trees. The property is home to deer, coyote, fox, weasels, squirrels, chipmunks and rabbits.
Purple Martins nest here in late spring and summer. Common birds of the marsh and tidal creeks include Mallards, American Black Ducks, Snowy and Great Egrets, Green-backed Herons, Great Blue Herons, and Osprey. Sharp-tailed Sparrows, Belted Kingfishers and various shorebirds are other likely visitors of the wetland.
Nesting birds of the forest and its shrub border include Song Sparrow, Carolina Wren, Blue Jay, Flicker, Cardinal, Goldfinch, Robin, Red-eyed Vireo, Mockingbird, Catbird, Brown Thrasher and others.
Three plants at PIC-WIL have “special interest” status in the state of Rhode Island: Creeping Spikerush (Eleocharis rostellata), Maritime Seablite (Suaeda maritima) and Robust Bulrush (Scirpus robustus).
The terrain is gentle but may be wet in places. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy footwear. You may wish to bring a walking stick or poles to assist you when crossing wet areas.
Park on the side of Tallwood Drive (off Washington Road) in Barrington, RI. The group will meet at the trailhead, which is directly across from Tallwood on Washington Road, Barrington, RI.
The walk will last about an hour and a half. All ages are welcome. No dogs.
Register here.

Scientific Strolls: Bird Migration on Napatree
2023-10-14 10:00 - 11:30 (Africa/Abidjan) | Napatree Point Conservation Area, Fort Road, Westerly, RI, 02891, United States
Registration required. Please register here.
Join The Watch Hill Conservancy for an educational program that celebrates a decade of stewardship in the Napatree Point Conservation Area. Led by Napatree Science Advisor Dr. Peter Paton, this guided tour will take participants on a journey along the shore of Napatree to discover the diverse bird species that call this area home.
With a staggering 302 species of birds observed in the Conservation Area, Napatree has been designated as a Globally Important Bird Area by the National Audubon Society. This program is a unique opportunity for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers to deepen their understanding of the rich avian biodiversity in this stunning location.
Lasting approximately 90 minutes, this program will involve a leisurely walk of about 2.5 miles on sandy terrain. This program is designed for individuals aged 15 and older, and participants under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. No dogs.
Parking for this program can be found throughout the village of Watch Hill.
The Napatree Scientific Stroll program showcases 10 years of monitoring and stewardship efforts in The Napatree Point Conservation Area. To learn more about the incredible work that has been done, you can read the 10th Anniversary of The State of Napatree Report.
REGISTER HERE.

Cumberland Land Trust Annual Meeting
2023-10-14 10:00 - 11:30 (Africa/Abidjan) | 75 Hillside Rd, 75 Hillside Rd, Cumberland, RI, 02864, us
Join the Cumberland Land Trust for their annual meeting, featuring keynote speaker John Kostrzewa, the writer of the popular Providence Sunday Journal column “Walking Rhode Island.” He will discuss his experiences while negotiating Rhode Island trails and he will also present his newly published book. Refreshments will be served. The meeting will be held at the Arnold Hills Community House.

Guided Hike at Whipple Conservation Area with Coventry Land Trust
2023-10-14 10:00 - 12:00 (Africa/Abidjan) | Merrill S Whipple Conservation Area, 15 Whipple Ct, Coventry, RI, 02816, us
Join the Town of Coventry Land Trust on a guided hike at the beautiful Whipple Conservation Area! There will be refreshments and a raffle. Dog-friendly.

Mushroom Walk with Scituate Land Trust
2023-10-14 13:00 - 15:00 (America/New_York) | Westconnaug Meadows, 49 George Washington Hwy, Clayville, RI, 02815, us
Registration required. Please register by calling the library at 401-647-5133 or emailing leah@scituatelibrary.org.
Deana Thomas from the Rhode Island Mycological Society will be leading a series of educational mushroom walks, in partnership with the Scituate Land Trust) and the North Scituate Public Library! Learn about the hidden world of fungi from an expert in the field.
There are many beautiful fungi of diverse shapes, colors, and lifestyles that live right here in Rhode Island, but it is easy to walk past them unless you know where to look! We’ll learn how to identify mushrooms and about their vital role in our ecosystem – which goes far beyond being food sources or objects of curiosity.
Comfortable shoes, bug repellent and water is advised. These will be estimated 1-mile-long, 2-hr walks.
Registration required. Please call the library at 401-647-5133 or email leah@scituatelibrary.org to register.

Johannis Farm Wildlife Preserve Walk with Barrington Land Conservation Trust
2023-10-15 09:00 - 10:30 (Africa/Abidjan) | RI
Registration required — see link below.
Join the Barrington Land Conservation Trust for an autumn walk to Johannis Farm Wildlife Preserve. This 32-acre expanse of field, forest, and salt marshes lies the border of the Palmer River, off Sowams Road in Barrington, RI.
BLCT will guide you through the forest trail and take you down to the salt marshes, where you can see the effects of sea level rise in real time. The bridge which allowed circumnavigation of the site was washed out during the floods of December 2022. It will be rebuilt this fall by a team of students from Roger Williams University’s chapter of Engineers Without Borders.
You’ll also see the first two stages of a three-year planting program at Johannis Farm Wildlife Preserve, funded in part by the Natural Resource Conservation Service (NRCS). Land Trust volunteers and the Audubon Youth Conservation League Team planted dozens of native trees and shrubs in 2022 and 2023, with more planting to come in 2024.
The terrain is gentle but may be wet in places. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy footwear. You may wish to bring a walking stick or poles to assist you when crossing wet areas and narrow foot bridges. Dogs are not allowed on this property.
The walk will last about an hour and a half. All ages are welcome. You may park in the grassy lot just beyond the entrance to Johannis Farm Wildlife Preserve, which is located between 461 and 475 Sowams Road in Barrington, RI. The group will meet in the parking area and walk together to the trailhead.
Register here.

Sowams Woods Walk with Barrington Land Conservation Trust
2023-10-18 16:00 - 17:30 (Africa/Abidjan) | South Lake Drive, S Lake Dr, Barrington, RI, 02806, us
Registration required — see link below.
Experience Sowams Woods in the autumn, with a profusion of fall colors and the glistening waters of Echo Lake. The Barrington Land Conservation Trust, which owns and manages the property, invites all ages to join this free public walk through 12 acres of forested trails.
Sowams Woods was acquired by the Barrington Land Conservation Trust in 2006 after a four-year, two-million dollar campaign that involved widespread support from Barrington residents, the Rhode Island Country Club (which borders the property), the Town of Barrington, the State of Rhode Island, and the federal government.
Located on the ancestral homelands of the Pokanokets, Sowams Woods is rich with history and significance. During the years-long effort to protect the property from development, leaders of the Pokanoket advised and educated the Land Trust on the property’s importance to Indigenous Peoples.
Advance registration is required due to limited parking at the site. The group will meet and park in the dirt parking area at the juncture of North Lake Drive and the former South Lake Drive in Barrington, RI.
Kid-friendly. The terrain is gentle. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy footwear.
Register here.

Walk through Latham Brook Preserve with Smithfield Land Trust
2023-10-22 09:30 - 12:00 (Africa/Abidjan) | 320 Log Rd, 320 Log Rd, Smithfield, RI, 02917, us
Join the Smithfield Land Trust and Annie Bayer of Revive the Roots for a guided hike on newly-developed trails. We will be exploring the native plants, the rolling hills, streams and rock ledges. Annie will be showing us the dynamics of all of the plants throughout the hike.
Please wear durable shoes, and bring bug spray and water. It is a wooded trail hike that is up and down and about 4 miles round trip.
Dogs welcomed. Kid-friendly.
Parking is at 320 Log Road, Smithfield.

Tillinghast Pond Behind the Scenes with Queer Hikes
2023-10-22 10:00 - 12:00 (Africa/Abidjan) | Tillinghast Pond, West Greenwich, RI, 02817, us
This event has been rescheduled from October 21st to the 22nd due to weather.
While we appreciate our allies, this hike is for members of the LGBTQ+ community only.
Join Queer Hikes and The Nature Conservancy for a hike along Tillinghast Pond’s less traveled trails. We’ll walk up to the old dairy barn, which TNC acquired in 2019, and then stroll out through a series of hayfields, passing three historic cemeteries along the way. After returning to the barn, we’ll continue the hike around Tillinghast Pond.
Total distance: 4.5 miles. Difficulty: moderate, for distance and occasional small hills. Restrooms available. Dogs are not permitted.
Tillinghast Pond is TNC’s largest nature preserve in Rhode Island. The 13-mile trail system was designed in partnership with the National Park Service and offers a sense of remoteness that is hard to find in southern New England.
Register here.

Cemetery Tours with the Johnston Historical Society
2023-10-22 13:00 - 15:30 (Africa/Abidjan) | 216 Morgan Ave, 216 Morgan Ave, Johnston, RI, 02919, us
This event has been rescheduled from October 21st to the 22nd due to weather. RSVP here.
Join the Johnston Municipal Land Trust and the Johnston Historical Society to explore the property at 216 Morgan Avenue in Johnston. Johnston Historical Society members will be onsite to show the recently restored cemeteries. Also onsite are the Andrew Harris and Thomas Harris houses, and a 19th century blacksmith shop. Visitors can take an easy 10-minute self-guided hike to Hipses Rock. Light refreshments will be served.
There is on street parking nearby and a limited number of off street spots. Restrooms are available. Dogs welcome!

Trail Walk & Farm Tour with the East Greenwich Municipal Land Trust
2023-10-22 15:00 - 17:00 (Africa/Abidjan) | Briggs Boesch Farm, 830 S Rd, East Greenwich, RI, 02818, us
This event has been rescheduled from October 21st to the 22nd due to weather.
Join the East Greenwich Municipal Land Trust at historic Briggs-Boesch Farm on Saturday, October 21st at 3:00 for a trail walk exploring a woodland in fall, followed by a farm tour.
The walk will be guided by George Christie (BS Landscape Architecture, MS Entomology), current rare species data clerk for the RI Natural History Survey and native plant conservation volunteer for the Native Plant Trust. Bring along a fall-themed snack or beverage for your group, if possible. The trail terrain is generally gentle, but may be wet or require navigating small stones in places. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy footwear.
The trail walk will be followed by a farm tour led by tenant farmer Pat McNiff of Pat’s Pastured. Pat’s Pastured utilizes Land Trust property to ethically produce grass-fed meat and eggs.
Rain date: Sunday 10/22, same time. Check the Friends of the East Greenwich Land Trust Facebook page for updates.
Park in the dirt lot at 830 South Rd, East Greenwich, RI 02818, directly across from Boesch Farm Road. The group will meet in the dirt parking area and walk together to the trailhead. Program will start promptly at 3:00, please plan arrival time accordingly. Handicapped parking is available at the main farm entrance, first left after the dirt lot.

Fall Foliage Walk & Talk with Aquidneck Land Trust
2023-10-25 16:00 - 17:30 (Africa/Abidjan) | Gardner Seveney Sports Complex, 110-298 Linden Ln, Portsmouth, RI, 02871, us
REGISTRATION REQUIRED. Please register here.
Calling all leaf peepers! Aquidneck Land Trust will be leading a free autumn nature walk on Wednesday, October 25 at 4-5:30 p.m. We will look for fall foliage and walk a section of the Sakonnet Greenway Trail, the longest public access walking trail on Aquidneck Island.
Park in the lot across from the trail kiosk and polo field at the Gardner Seveney Sports Complex, off East Main Road. We will meet at the kiosk and head south, past The Pennfield School, across Sandy Point Road, and into the woods. Please wear comfortable shoes and dress warmly.
Register here.
