Notes from a Birding Hike at Avery Farm
Saturday, October13, 2018 A group of about ten intrepid hikers braved a somewhat dreary and rainy day on a GOSA sponsored birding walk at Avery
Saturday, October13, 2018 A group of about ten intrepid hikers braved a somewhat dreary and rainy day on a GOSA sponsored birding walk at Avery
http://www.courant.com/outdoors/hc-news-marteka-avery-farm-groton-20180921-story.html# “A horse swished his tail and chewed on grass along a stone wall under a maple, the tree’s leaves just starting to show a
Groton Open Space Association, through its Sidney F. Van Zandt Educational Fund, provided conservation scholarships for up to 10 children to attend a one week
At the top of Candlewood Hill. One pitch pine tree center right is surrounded by chestnut oak and maples and black huckleberry underneath. On
Book published by the New London Day: “Treasures of Southeastern Connecticut: Our Proud History of Preserving Scenic Woodlands, Farms, the shoreline and other ‘Natural’ gems”,
On a beautiful day a great crew showed up in response to a call for help to span a bog area in the lower reaches
“The Groton Public Library Historical Room houses the Groton Collection—primarily books of historical and genealogical interest to the community, along with a small collection of
While Johnny Kelley and FHS were involved with Earth Day, so were the younger versions of the new environmentalists! “I attended what was then Robert
Did you know that we have Johnny Kelley and the Conservation Group at Fitch High School to thank for recycling in Groton? In 1971, Mr.
Stewards out walking The Merritt Family Forest a little while ago checked in on one of the vernal pools and found a healthy sampling of