Audubon’s Regional Office – Connecticut and New York – has lots going on! Join Laura McCarthy, Sr. Manager of Network Engagement, and Eric Lind, Director of Education Programming, for a conversation about Audubon’s network and […]
Turf Tavern 40 Mohawk Avenue, Scotia, NY 5:00 PM Reception * 6:00 PM Dinner * 7:00 PM President’s Remarks * 7:15 PM Speakers Please RSVP by April 8, 2024. DINNER MENU $70 per person Cash […]
This beautiful lake is surrounded by dense second-growth forest, wet meadows, and heavily vegetated swamps, with tributary streams that support reptiles and amphibians. There is much woods and water bird life. The gently rolling loop […]
A beautiful selection of woodland, lacustrine, and pine barrens, with some of the largest dunes in the Albany Pine Bush and “one of the most biologically diverse parcels in Schenectady County” (Wikipedia). Relatively flat though […]
This is a nature and historic park just north of Schuylerville on the Hudson River. Located on an island of Champlain Canal Lock 5, it offers panoramic river vistas as well as canal overlooks along […]
“Especially Mushrooms” This walk will focus on mushrooms as well as trees and wildflowers. Mushroom identification will be for beginners! Vale Cemetery is an historic “rural” cemetery that opened in 1857 with the planting of […]
If we’ve timed this right we’ll be able to wander through magnolias in bloom, as well as exploring various plant regions from Europe to Asia to America. Easy hiking, mostly level, though it might be […]
FRIDAY, May 3 leader: Ruth Brooks
“Especially Birding” A special birding opportunity in the H.G. Bird Sanctuary, a Hudson-Mohawk Bird Club sanctuary. Its woods, dunes, and wetlands also include a variety of flowers as well as ferns, mosses, and giant trees. […]
A relatively easy one-mile loop through mixed forest to a stream-crossed vale at the foot of the Palmertown Mountains. Thousands of Spring Beauty flowers pave the forest floor here, along with other lovely spring wildflowers […]
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