Join GLLT staff, one of our consulting foresters, and other community members for a walk at a recently managed area of forest at the Kezar Corridor Lands in Lovell on April 30th from 4:00pm-5:00pm. This event is designed as a follow-up to the "pre-treatment" walk we held at Kezar Corridor Lands last fall.
Each week, we'll visit a different location as we listen for and spot returning warblers and other feathered friends. Join us for one or all of the morning "walks". We never go far. Location will be sent to registered participants 24 hours before the program.
See the forest at night through this hike after dark. Bring a flashlight/head lamp. This will be an easy hike lasting about an hour. Location TBD.
Living with loss can feel lonely, crippling, and hopeless. Nature, creativity, and community can help. Join author Catharine H. Murray to learn how to use writing as a tool for healing. Warming up with a walk through Kezar River Reserve, the group will then return to Hobbs Library to complete the afternoon with time for guided writing and take-home tools for recovering from loss through the power of creativity.
Learn about composting and how to do it in your backyard! I’ll cover composting basics, what to do and not do, and how to effectively compost at home. A classroom session will be coupled with a hands-on composting tutorial, so come prepared to get your hands dirty! Registration is required. Held at Hobbs Library.
Join GLLT volunteers on this guided walk to search for spring wildflowers.