PCT will have a table at the Sunday, July 26th Farmer’s Market at the City Hall complex. Come by to say hi and see what the Trust is working on these days!
PCT will be at Easthampton Farmers Market
Pomeroy Meadow guided walk and the Firefly walk at Old Trolley Line well attended
Over 15 people attended both the guided walk at Pomeroy Meadow led by Roger Anderson on June 20th and the Firefly watch led by Sean Abbott of the BEES (Biodiversity, Environment, and Ecological Sustainability Committee. The scent of Milkweed hung in the air in the Pomeroy Meadows. At Old Trolley Line an abundance of Fireflies was set against an almost full moon rising.
Seeking Volunteer Treasurer
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
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
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.
A link to the meeting videotaped by Easthampton Media.
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