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SUMMARY:Walk Your Land Trust Series (Outing #1 - New Canaan)
DESCRIPTION:Land trusts from Darien\, New Canaan\, Norwalk\, and Stamford have teamed up to bring you the first-ever Discover Your Land Trust series. For four months\, beginning in March 2022\, each land trust will host an outing to introduce visitors to their preserves. We look forward to learning from each other\, exploring our region's open space\, and making new connections.  \nFind the hidden beauty preserved by your local land trusts. This spring\, explore a new landscape. Hike woodland trails where native birds of prey soar. Walk past a wildflower meadow rich in native species. Follow a winding path to a tidal estuary\, where the river meets the ocean. \nRegistration is required. \nREGISTER HERESeries Schedule \nWalk #1: Tuesday\, March 15 at 12pm\, at New Canaan Land Trust's Still Pond PreserveWalk #2: Friday\, April 29 (time TBD)\, at the Norwalk Land Trust's Farm Creek Preserve. Theme: forest bathingWalk #3: Saturday\, May 7 (time TBD)\, at the Stamford Land Trust's Altschul Preserve. Theme: mushroom foragingWalk #4: Sunday\, June 18 at 10am\, at the Darien Land Trust's Dunlap Woods \nRegistration for future walks will open approximately one month prior to each walk.
URL:https://newcanaanlandtrust.org/events/walk-your-land-trust-1/
LOCATION:Still Pond Preserve — Fowler Entrance\, 763 Silvermine Road\, New Canaan\, CT\, 06840\, United States
CATEGORIES:Guided Walk
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SUMMARY:Gardening with Nature: Lecture by Edwina von Gal
DESCRIPTION:Register HERECo-presented by The Glass House the New Canaan Pollinator Pathway Partners \nOur obsession with tidy\, “clean” landscapes is proving to be harmful to the things and the ones we love. How can we step away from the need for “neat” and let nature play a role in how we perceive\, design\, and maintain our human-dominated landscapes? Join celebrated landscape designer Edwina von Gal for an online lecture that considers the rewards of gardening with nature\, not against it. She will also discuss her new initiative Two Thirds for the Birds\, a call to action to landscape and environmental professionals to make all their projects habitat friendly. \nPrincipal of her eponymous landscape design firm since 1984\, Edwina von Gal creates landscapes with a focus on simplicity and sustainability for private and public clients around the world. Her book Fresh Cuts won the Quill and Trowel award for garden writing. In 2008\, while designing the park for The Biomuseo Panama\, she founded the Azuero Earth Project\, promoting native species reforestation on Panama’s Azuero Peninsula\, perhaps the first of its kind to work without synthetic chemicals. In 2013\, she created the Perfect Earth Project\, a nonprofit organization dedicated to raising consciousness about the dangers of toxic lawn and garden chemicals\, and the importance of planting native species\, to protect the health of people\, their pets\, and the planet. In 2021\, she launched a new initiative\, Two Thirds for the Birds. She is currently converting her own property\, Marshouse\, into a laboratory and teaching center for Whole and Healthy landscape practices. \nEdwina received the Institute of Classical Architecture and Art’s Arthur Ross Award in 2012 and is the 2017 recipient of Guild Hall’s Academy of the Arts Lifetime Achievement Award for the Visual Arts. In 2018 she received the NY School of Interior Design’s Green Design Award and The Isamu Noguchi Award\, as well as the Conservator Award from Quogue Wildlife Refuge in 2020. She lectures regularly about nature-based landscape solutions. \nRegister HERE
URL:https://newcanaanlandtrust.org/events/gardening-with-nature-lecture-by-edwina-von-gal/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Lecture
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SUMMARY:All About New Canaan's Watersheds
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a virtual presentation about New Canaan's watersheds\, how they factor into conservation planning\, and the importance of keeping our watersheds healthy. The presentation will be delivered by Chris Sullivan\, Executive Director of Southwest Conservation District. Before joining Southwest Conservation District\, Chris was in the water bureau at CT DEEP for 11 years and previously ran a statewide quality monitoring program. \nMore information about this program\, including registration\, is forthcoming.
URL:https://newcanaanlandtrust.org/events/watersheds-march-2022/
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