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Two guided walks to take place in June

June 2, 2026 by Michael Caron

June 6th – White Brook Plains

Guided walk at White Brook Plains conservation area June 6th at 11:00 AM led by Geoffrey Kuter. Please park along Crestview and Bayberry Drives. Be advised that there are no established trails. Be prepared to traverse through tall vegetation and therefore increased risk of ticks.

June 20th – Pomeroy Meadows

Guided walk at Pomeroy Meadows conservation area June 20th at 11:00 AM led by Roger Anderson. Please park at the end of Ranch Avenue. When parking be careful not to block anyone’s driveway. For people who want to avoid stairs, meet at the end of Paul Street and go in that entrance and wait there for the group to meet there.

Seeking Volunteer Treasurer

June 1, 2026 by Michael Caron

Our current treasurer Rachel Telushkin will be leaving the board and her position as Treasurer on June 30th. We thank her for her efforts and time in managing the Trust’s funds. If you have financial management experience and want to increase your good karma, please contact the Trust via our contact form. Thank You!

May 31st Ice Cream Social Well Attended

June 1, 2026 by Michael Caron

A steady stream of people came to the Ice Cream Social to partake of the free ice cream and sorbet as well as buy tickets for the raffle items on display. There was also a display of George Brehm’s wildlife pictures. A grand total of $615.00 was taken in from raffle ticket sales and donations. Thanks to all who participated!

May 16th Annual Meeting

May 19, 2026 by Michael Caron

The annual meeting was attended by approximately 30 people.

This was the first time that the Trust held a meeting on a weekend and during the day. There were many wildlife pictures on display taken by Gorge Brehm whose property, which abuts the Pomeroy Meadows parcel, was recently acquired by the Trust.

Tom Ricardi, wildlife rehabilitator, once again gave a spectacular presentation bringing in live raptors and explaining how they were injured and the environmental or causal factors that led up to their injuries.

Edward Dwyer Conservation Area Guided Walk Well Attended

April 8, 2026 by Michael Caron

The first guided walk as part of the Easthampton City Nature Challenge/Bioblitz event on Sunday April 26th at Dwyer was attended by approximately 25 people who participated with identifying flora in the area utilizing iNaturalist on their smart phones as part of the Nature Challenge.

The next guided walk will be on June 6th at the White Brook Plains Conservation area. Please park along Crestview and Bayberry Drives. Please be advised that there are no established trails at this conservation area. Be prepared to traverse through tall vegetation and thus increased risk of ticks.