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SUMMARY:Norman Bird Sanctuary’s 43rd Annual Harvest Fair
DESCRIPTION:Join Norman Bird Sanctuary for their 43rd Annual Harvest Fair! A beloved old-fashioned fair that has become an autumn tradition for generations of families. Fun kids’ activities include the “Mabel Express” Barrel Train\, Monkey Bridge\, Mud Pit\, Midway games and children’s crafts tent. Talented crafters and artisans sell their beautifully created items\, enticing fair-goers to get a jump on holiday shopping. Local food and beer vendors offer an array of appetizing selections\, while an impressive line-up of musicians round out the festive atmosphere. \nNote: this Fair runs on both Saturday and Sunday. Recommended for all ages. Handicap Accessible. No dogs allowed. No reservations are needed\, however tickets are $6 for adults\, $3 for children 3-12 yrs\, and free under 3yr. \nQuestions?\nSend any additional questions to Norman Bird Sanctuary at info@normanbirdsanctuary.org or you may call them at 401-846-2577. For more infromation about the trust you may visit their website at NormanBirdSanctuary.org or their Facebook page at Norman Bird Sanctuary Facebook. \nDirections:\nNorman Bird Sanctuary is at 583 Third Beach Rd\, Middletown. It is off of Green End Avenue from the north and Hanging Rock Road from the south. Attendees will be directed to parking in the south fields.
URL:https://www.rilandtrusts.org/landtrustdays/activity-new/norman-bird-sanctuarys-43rd-annual-harvest-fair-2
LOCATION:Norman Bird Sanctuary\, 583 3rd Beach Rd\, Middletown\, Rh\, 02842\, us
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SUMMARY:Tour the Farm at Briggs-Boesch Farm
DESCRIPTION:East Greenwich Land Trust invites you to a guided walk at a working farm! Originally purchased by John Briggs in 1672\, with structures built as early as 1704 by his son Richard\, the Briggs family owned and farmed in this area of East Greenwich (extending\, at times\, as far west as Narrow Lane) for some 180 years; the current farmhouse and the main bay of the barn are a classic example of a New England farmstead from this period. \nSince leaving the Briggs’ family control in 1850\, the Farm has had 7 owners; most recently\, the Boesch family who owned the current farm holding for almost 50 years. Besides the farm fields and varied woodland\, the property contains several historic structures and an historic cemetery. In June 2003 the farmstead was added to the National Register of Historic Places. \nThe East Greenwich Municipal Land Trust purchased the 90 acre farm in October 2001. Currently\, the Briggs-Boesch Farm serves as the southern anchor of the Town’s greenway system\, providing publicly accessible trails throughout the property’s fields and forests. The Farm is also home to Pat’s Pastured\, a pasture-raised livestock farm operation across much of the property that promotes sustainable farming and vegetable cultivation. For more information\, please visit http://www.patspastured.com. \nThis guided walk will cover 1-2 miles over a variety of terrain. Please dress for the day’s weather and wear comfortable walking shoes. \nQuestions?\nFor any additional questions you may send an email to East Greenwich Land Trust jensuellentrop@yahoo.com You may also find out more about the trust at their website \nDirections:\nBriggs-Boesch Farm is located at 830 South Road\, East Greenwich\, RI (please park in parking lot by Briggs-Boesch white farm sign at trailhead\, across from subdivision). For more details and a trail map\, visit ExploreRI: http://www.exploreri.org/gSiteReport2.php?siteID=73&src=siteList
URL:https://www.rilandtrusts.org/landtrustdays/activity-new/tour-the-farm-at-briggs-boesch-farm
LOCATION:Briggs And Boesch Farm\, 830 South Road\, East Greenwich RI 02818\, East Greenwich\, RI\, United States
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SUMMARY:Full Harvest Moonrise at Sowams Woods
DESCRIPTION:The Barrington Land Conservation Trust\, the Barrington Public Library and the Barrington Recreation Department invite you out for a guided evening walk at Sowams Woods as part of RI Land Trust Days and the Barrington 300th anniversary. Enjoy the beauty of a sunset through the woods and a harvest moon rising over the treeline\, reflecting into Echo Lake. With a sunset about 6:21 pm and moonrise about 6:08 pm\, if the evening is clear\, there should be plenty of opportunities for photographs. \nSowams Woods has a long and fascinating history dating thousands of years before the Town’s formation. A newly discovered historic map sheds light on more recent land uses. Fully protected for 10 years now\, we’ll listen for owls\, check the foliage of fall and learn about sky watching traditions. \nThis will be a leisurely paced walk across rolling terrain appropriate for all ages\, families and dogs on leash. Insect repellent is recommended year round as a precaution against Lyme Disease. Bring your flashlight and don’t forget your camera/phone. \nQuestions?\nContact Helen Tjader at 401-480-8329 or helen@acornnpsolutions.com. Learn more about the Trust at their website and their Facebook page. \nDirections:\n Sowams Woods is located along Washington Road and South Lake Drive. Please park on Tallwood Drive\, Spinnaker Drive or Lighthouse Lane. (No parking is permitted on South Lake Drive which is a one-way road.) We will meet at Sowams Woods sign on Washington Rd.
URL:https://www.rilandtrusts.org/landtrustdays/activity-new/full-harvest-moonrise-at-sowams-woods
LOCATION:Sowams Woods\, Barrington\, RI\, 02806\, United States
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SUMMARY:Full Harvest Moon Hike at Crandall Family Preserve - Filled!
DESCRIPTION:The owl walk response has been wonderful. Our walk is now filled to capacity. Hope you have signed up already\, but if not\, be sure to let Westerly Land Trust know you’d like to see them offer this again in the future. \nThe Westerly Land Trust invites you to a special evening walk. A full Harvest Moon will light the way as we look and listen for owls along the trails that wind through woodlands and a lush understory of mountain laurels. Savor a tranquil hike through the moonlit forest at a preserve which is not open to the public except for guided walks like this one. Born to Be Wild Nature Center will introduce some of their rescued owls as they discuss the natural habitat and behaviors of these magnificent creatures. We’ll set out in search of owls in the wild afterwards! \nA limited number of flashlights will be provided. Bring your binoculars and headlamp! This hike is considered easy and level. For all hikes be sure to wear shoes appropriate for natural conditions that may include rocks\, roots and mud along the paths. In warmer months\, come prepared with insect repellant for your comfort\, but it is also recommended year round for prevention of Lyme disease. \n*Space is limited. Pre-registration is required. Indicating your attendance on Meetup or Facebook does not reserve your place. Don’t be disappointed\, please contact Stacey to reserve your spot today! (401) 315-2610 or email Education@westerlylandtrust.org \nQuestions? You may reach out to hike leader\, Donna Anderson at 203-470-4566. Or email your questions to the Westerly Land Trust to execdir@westerlylandtrust.org or call the Trust at 401-315-260.\nFor more information on the trust\, you can visit: WLT Facebook and the WLT website. Details for this event: Full Harvest Moon Walk \nDirections: Crandall Family Preserve is located at Pound Road in Westerly. Hikers will park and meet at the very end of Pound Road\, across from 75 Pound Road.
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SUMMARY:Fall Foliage Leaf Peepers' Ramble
DESCRIPTION:Neutaconkanut Hill Conservancy and the Providence Parks Department invite all leaf peepers along for our first guided walk of fall. From the tree tops to the forest floor of Providence’s only wild forest\, we’ll be soaking in the shift in colors from the greens of summer to the brilliant hues of a New England autumn. The views from the Pocasset overlook and summit meadow are a treat this time of year. \nDress for the day’s weather – be sure to wear comfortable walking or hiking shoes. This walk is free\, but we suggest a $5 per family donation to help support the work of the Conservancy. No advance reservations required. Suitable for ages 5 and up. Dogs on leash are welcome. Insect repellant is recommended year round as a precaution against ticks which carry Lyme Disease – we’ll have some on hand. Any cancellations will be noted on the NHC Facebook page. \nQuestions? \nContact Susan at 401 649-4366 or Susan@nhill.org To learn more about Neutaconkanut Hill Conservancy visit the NHill Website and NHC Facebook: NHill Conservancy Facebook. To download a copy of the NHill Trail Map click here. \nDirections: \nThe Neutaconkanut Hill Park ballfield is located at 120 Killingly St\, Providence. We’ll start our walk at the Neutaconkanut Hill Conservancy kiosk behind the ballfield. From the east and south: From I-95 in Providence\, take US-6W/RI-10W exit. From the north: From I-95 in Providence\, take Exit 22B for US-6W/RI-10W. Merge onto US-6W. Get off at the Killingly St. Exit. Take a left at exit onto Killingly St. Continue to drive straight at the Hartford Ave. intersection light\, keeping on Killingly St. At stop sign (the ball park will be straight ahead) turn left\, staying on Killingly St and then turn right into the parking lot for the ballfield. \nWalk Volunteers Needed! Our Conservancy programs are offered to the community thanks to our dedicated volunteers. Please consider volunteering to assist us. If you are interested\, please contact Susan at 401 649-4366 or Susan@nhill.org Thank you!
URL:https://www.rilandtrusts.org/landtrustdays/activity-new/fall-foliage-leaf-peepers-ramble
LOCATION:Neutaconkanut Hill Conservancy Inc.\, 120 Killingly Street\, Providence\, RI\, 02909\, United States
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SUMMARY:Park Rx Hike Browning Woods Trail - South Kingstown
DESCRIPTION:South Kingstown Land Trust invites you to a monthly healthy hike at Browning Woods. There’s increasing evidence that spending time outdoors in nature and walking are both good for your physical and mental health. That’s why more health care providers are ‘prescribing’ taking a walk in nature as part of their patients’ health care treatment plans. We call it ParkRx. You don’t have to wait for your doctor to write a prescription. Join us for a ParkRx walk on the 1st Saturday of every month. This free guided walk begins at 10:00 am promptly at the trailhead sign. Walks will be cancelled for inclement weather. Children must be accompanied by an adult. \nQuestions? Contact the Trust at 401-789-0962. To learn more about the Trust and other upcoming events visit their website: http://sklt.org \nDirections: South Kingstown Land Trust’s Browning Woods Trail is located on Shannock Road opposite the intersection of Moraine Ct. Parking can be tight\, so carpooling is highly recommended! For more park details and a trail map visit: http://exploreri.org/gSiteReport2.php?siteID=13&src=siteList
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SUMMARY:Park Rx Hike Champlin Glacier Park Trail - Westerly
DESCRIPTION:Westerly Land Trust invites you to a monthly healthy hike at Dr. John Champlin Glacier Park. There’s increasing evidence that spending time outdoors in nature and walking are both good for your physical and mental health. That’s why more health care providers are ‘prescribing’ taking a walk in nature as part of their patients’ health care treatment plans. We call it ParkRx. You don’t have to wait for your doctor to write a prescription. Join us for a ParkRx walk on the 1st Saturday of every month. \nThis free guided walk begins at 10:00 am promptly from the Shore Road Trailhead. Walks will be cancelled for inclement weather. Children must be accompanied by an adult. \nQuestions? Contact the Trust at 401-315-2610 or execdir@westerlylandtrust.org To learn more about the Trust and other upcoming events visit their website: http://westerlylandtrust.org/?post_type=tribe_events \nDirections: Dr. John Champlin Glacier Park Trail Shore Road Trailhead is located on Kettle Close\, Westerly. Take Route 1A (Shore Road) to Newbury Drive and then take the first right onto Kettle Close. Parking and the trailhead are immediately on the right. For more park details and a trail map visit:\nExploreRI.org: http://exploreri.org/gSiteReport2.php?siteID=4&src=siteList
URL:https://www.rilandtrusts.org/landtrustdays/activity-new/park-rx-hike-champlin-glacier-park-trail-westerly
LOCATION:Dr. John Champlin Glacier Park\, Westerly\, RI\, 02891\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ceremonial Stone Landscape Walk in Hopkinton
DESCRIPTION:Hopkinton Land Trust welcomes you to come meet the Fosters. This special afternoon is co-hosted by the Friends of the Hopkinton Land Trust\, the Hopkinton Historic District Commission\, and the Hopkinton Land Trust. Three generations of these Native Americans lived and worked in Canonchet 1807-1907\, assimilated with their European neighbors\, except … they practised traditional native spiritualism and the construction of spirit stone groupings (Manitou Hassanash) for that 100 years. This impressive ceremonial stone landscape (CSL) of Canonchet Preserves is under review for eligibility to the National Register of Historic Places. \nNearby Canonchet Farm is hosting the CSL Day event which includes food\, shelter\, speakers and walking tours of the Foster homesteads and stone groupings. The afternoon will include a dedication of the Manitou Hassanash Sanctuary by the four New England Federal Tribes. \nCSL Day opens at the riding barn at 11am. Beverages & snacks will be available.There will be docents in the field to guide people to the ceremonial stones. Speakers will be featured starting at approximately 1:30pm at the Canonchet Farm. This is a family friendly event to be held rain or shine. The walks are not handicapped accessible. \nYou can find more details on the brochure here goo.gl/ddkGuC \nQuestions?\nSend any additional questions via email to Hopkinton Land Trust to Christine Anderson at chriscanderson@verizon.net or phone the trust at 401-255-8322. For more information on the Trust\, you can visit the HLT website. \nDirections:\nCanonchet Farm is located at Canonchet Farm\, 39 Canonchet Rd\, Hope Valley\, RI 02832. It is situated in Hope Valley and NOT Narragansett. Please make sure you enter the right address in your GPS.\nMake your way\, from the north (take exit 2\, take right at end of exit. Take a left at the stop. Go approx. .2miles to Canonchet Road on the right). From the South (Take exit 2\, take left at end of exit. Take a left at the stop. Go approximately .2 miles to Canonchet Road on the right).
URL:https://www.rilandtrusts.org/landtrustdays/activity-new/ceremonial-stone-landscape-walk-in-hopkinton
LOCATION:Canonchet Farm\, 39 Canonchet Rd\, Hope Valley\, RI\, 02832\, United States
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SUMMARY:2nd Sunday Hunts Mills Hike & Historic House Tour
DESCRIPTION:Autumn reflections along the Ten Mile River will add a new element to our first walk of this season. Bring your camera. The East Providence Conservation Commission along with the Providence County Hiking Club and the Ten Mile River Watershed Council have been asked by the East Providence Historical Society to lead guided hikes of the grounds at Hunts Mills to coincide with their monthly open house. \nThe hike will begin at 1:30 and last approximately an hour. This is an easy and relaxed paced hike that is good for beginners and kids. The hike follows the shore of the Ten Mile River for a bit and winds through the old fire department training grounds. \nThe master gardener’s program will be held in the garden from 2:30 to 3pm. This month’s theme will be “Putting the Garden to Bed”. \nThe John Hunt House\, home of the East Providence Historical Society and a museum of East Providence history\, will remain open until 3:30 pm. For October through December\, the Hunt House exhibit will feature: “All Quiet on the Rappahannock Tonight: the Civil War letters of Lt. Peter Hunt -1861-1864” – more details below. \nReservations are not required. The hike and house tour are free. Optional donations are welcomed by the Historical Society. Dogs on leash are welcomed on the walk. \nQuestions? Contact Ernie Germani at egermani@cityofeastprov.com or 401-435-7703 x6 You can learn more at EP Conservation Commission website: http://www.eastprovidenceri.net/Conservation or EP Conservation Commission Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/epconservation?fref=ts \nDirections: Hunts Mills is located on Hunts Mills Road\, East Providence. From I-195\, take MA Exit 1 for Route 114A. Turn left and follow north. Bear left to continue on 114A past the Grist Mill Restaurant and continue straight at the intersection with Route 44. After crossing state line\, take first left onto Hunts Mills Road. Parking area is ahead adjacent to the John Hunt House. \nGoogle Maps Link:\nhttps://www.google.com/maps/place/41°49’41.1%22N+71°20’45.3%22W/@41.828081\,-71.3470193\,18z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x0:0x0!8m2!3d41.828081!4d-71.345925 \n“All Quiet on the Rappahannock Tonight: the Civil War letters of Lt. Peter Hunt -1861-1864”. \nPeter Hunt\, of the Hunt family of Hunt’s Mills was born in 1843 at Hearthstone House\, sister house of the John Hunt House. His father Daniel and Uncle Allin ran the mills together and the families went back and forth across the 10 Mile River via footbridge. When death suddenly took his father\, his mother moved the family to Warren and then to Benefit Street in Providence. At 18\, Peter insisted upon joining the RI Artillery\, although the family offered to pay for a substitute. Peter wrote home every Sunday evening (when not in battle) from Oct 1861 – May 1864\, 171 letters which his mother carefully saved. There are two branches of his family still in RI and they have loaned family artifacts for this exhibit to celebrate the publishing of the letters in book form after 152 years. \nPhoto by Alex Kemp
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SUMMARY:Learn All About Beavers at Crandall Family Preserve
DESCRIPTION:Westerly Land Trust invites you to a special walk at a preserve which is not open to the public except for guided walks like this one. Enjoy the beautiful wetland landscape at Crandall Family Preserve this October! On this family-friendly walk\, Westerly Land Trust’s Program Coordinator Stacey Jackson\, will provide information about the preserve\, and guide us on a short walk to the wetland overlook. \nJoining the land trust for this walk is Mary Grande\, Wildlife Outreach Coordinator for RI DEM’s Division of Fish and Wildlife. Mary will be presenting information about Rhode Island’s own ecosystem engineers–beavers! On the walk\, you’ll have a chance to see a beaver lodge\, learn about this history of beavers in Rhode Island\, and about current conservation projects. \nBinoculars will be provided to scan the swamp for signs of these secretive creatures…we may even spy some waterfowl too! Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a layer or two in case of a chilly October morning. This hike is considered easy and level. For all hikes be sure to wear shoes appropriate for natural conditions that may include rocks\, roots and mud along the paths. In warmer months\, come prepared with insect repellant for your comfort\, but it is also recommended year round for prevention of Lyme disease. \n*Space is limited. Pre-registration is required. Indicating your attendance on Meetup or Facebook does not reserve your place. Don’t be disappointed\, please contact Stacey to reserve your spot today! (401) 315-2610 or email Education@westerlylandtrust.org \nQuestions? Email your questions to the Westerly Land Trust to execdir@westerlylandtrust.org or call the Trust at 401-315-260.\nFor more information on the trust\, you can visit Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/The-Westerly-Land-Trust-141513339220639/ and their website: http://westerlylandtrust.org/ Details for this event: http://westerlylandtrust.org/event/all-about-beavers-at-crandall-family-preserve \nDirections: Crandall Family Preserve is located at Pound Road in Westerly. Hikers will park and meet at the very end of Pound Road\, across from 75 Pound Road. This hike is considered easy and level. For all hikes be sure to wear shoes appropriate for natural conditions that may include rocks\, roots and mud along the paths. In warmer months\, come prepared with insect repellant for your comfort\, but it is also recommended year round for prevention of Lyme disease.
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SUMMARY:Fall Comes to Canonchet
DESCRIPTION:Friends of Canonchet Farm invite you to experience the arrival of fall at Canonchet Farm through the eyes of Tom Fortier. Tom will lead a walk starting in the Anne Hoxsie Lane parking lot across from the Narragansett Town Beach South Pavilion. Whether it is the reflected color of leaves at Little Neck Pond or the golden grasses of the marsh on the edge of Pettaquamscutt Cove\, We are sure you will agree that you have to go no further to enjoy fall vistas. Tom is a poet and a naturalist who will bring a special way of seeing as he walks with us. \nThis free walk does not require reservations. It will last approximately 2 hours. \nQuestions: \nLearn more at Friends of Canonchet Farm website and Friends of Canochet Farm Facebook. \nDirections: \nCanonchet Farm is located at Anne Hoxsie Lane in Narragansett which is along Route 1A\, directly across from the Narragansett Town Beach South Pavilion near the corner with Narragansett Avenue. Park in the Anne Hoxsie Lane parking area. We will meet at the parking lot to begin our walk.
URL:https://www.rilandtrusts.org/landtrustdays/activity-new/fall-comes-to-canonchet
LOCATION:Canonchet Farm\, Anne Hoxie Lane\, Narragansett\, RI
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