Apps can identify plants, wildlife
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By JANINE SULLIVAN–WILEY
Assuming it ever stops raining, summer is a great time to get out with friends and family to go hiking. Connecticut has ... Continue Reading →
Wildlife lecture will be this Friday, March 14
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The Middlebury Land Trust will host Master Wildlife Conservationist Ginny Apple for her presentation, “Things That Go Bump in the ... Continue Reading →
Sign up for an owl prowl
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The Middlebury Land Trust is hosting owl prowls three Saturday evenings – January 4, 18 and 25 – from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Scott Peterson Preserve ... Continue Reading →
Fence posts dot the forest
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By JANINE SULLIVAN–WILEY
A recent Middlebury Land Trust (MLT) hike went through the Tuttle Woods preserve. Keen observation brought ... Continue Reading →
Spot fungi, mushrooms during dog days hikes
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By JANINE SULLIVAN-WILEY
“Dog days of summer” refers to the days of mid-to-late summer, from July through August, that generally are the hottest and most ... Continue Reading →
Woodchucks, beavers confusable cousins
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By JANINE SULLIVAN-WILEY
The woodchuck, also known as a groundhog, is the largest member of the squirrel family. It also is related to the beaver. ... Continue Reading →
Household hazardous waste collection, trails work day April 17
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By MARJORIE NEEDHAM
Saturday, April 17, readers can take their household hazardous waste to a free hazardous household waste collection in ... Continue Reading →
Volunteers turn out for MLT Trails Day
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By JANINE SULLIVAN-WILEY
Thirty people turned out for the Middlebury Land Trust (MLT) Trails Day Saturday, June 27, 2020, to work on trail clearing, removal of invasive ... Continue Reading →
Ferns flourish at Lake Elise
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By JANINE SULLIVAN-WILEY
When I began researching ferns for this article, these ferny facts surprised me: There are 17 types of ferns in this part of the Northeast, ... Continue Reading →





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