Wild Things at LLNF - Nature Ramble
Join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Conservation, for a tour of the LLNF property. She’ll showcase LLNF research and restoration in action while looking up down and all around for what’s budding, blooming, flying, and crawling around the trails.
Rambles are free to attend and open to all!
Queer Ecology Lecture with Linda Loring Nature Foundation
In celebration of Pride Month and in collaboration with Nantucket Pride, please join us in the Great Hall at the Nantucket Atheneum for a riveting lecture "Queer Ecology: How Nature Defies Expectations”.
Queer Ecology Field Trip
In celebration of Pride Month and partnership with Nantucket Pride, join us for a field trip at the Linda Loring Nature Foundation to explore the subject of queer ecology.
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
Restoration and Resilience at LLNF - Nature Ramble
Join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Conservation, for a tour of the LLNF property. She’ll showcase LLNF research and restoration in action while looking up down and all around for what’s budding, blooming, flying, and crawling around the trails.
Rambles are free to attend and open to all!
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
Big Sit Birding
Join Seth Engelbourg and Libby Buck of the Linda Loring Nature Foundation for a birding “Big Sit” event. We will gather at the picnic tables on our office deck to spend a relaxing morning observing all the birds that come to our feeders or fly by.
The focus will be on learning by sitting and observing, making this a great program for beginners and individuals with mobility needs. Light breakfast snacks will also be provided.
Bountiful Berries – Nature Walk with Dr. Sarah Bois
Join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Conservation, for a guided tour of LLNF property with a special focus on the bountiful fruiting diversity of LLNF. She’ll showcase LLNF research in action, highlighting the fruiting plants of LLNF and how they support the wildlife found on the property.
Rambles are free to attend and open to all!
Ecologist in Training: Vegetation Monitoring at LLNF
This workshop will focus on the various ways we monitor, record, and otherwise track rare and unique plants. We will go over the tools and methods used to look for, identify, track and record various plant species. Some state-listed species grow in large numbers on the LLNF property, offering the chance for participants to locate, photograph, and GPS locations.
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
Restoration and Resilience – Nature Walk with Dr. Sarah Bois
Join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Conservation, for a guided tour of the eastern side of the LLNF property, a section currently closed to the public. She’ll showcase LLNF research and restoration in action, highlight habitat diversity, and give attendees a sneak peak of this gem of a property.
Rambles are free to attend and open to all!
Kayak Tour with Nantucket Land and Water Council
Join the Nantucket Waterkeeper RJ Turcotte along with the staff of Linda Loring Nature Foundation for a 2-hour educational tour of one of Nantucket's great ponds – Long Pond.
Explore firsthand the incredible biodiversity of Nantucket's unique Great Ponds, discuss water quality issues that face our island's water resources, and find out how you can help protect and preserve these special ponds! Participants will gain a greater understanding of our island's water resources and great pond systems and enjoy a fun and educational morning on the water.
Kayaks and lifejackets will be provided.
Van Birding Trip
Experience Nantucket’s beauty and birdwatching excitement from the comfort of our climate-controlled van. As we drive, Seth Engelbourg and Libby Buck, will point out the birds we observe and share fun facts about them and their importance to Nantucket.
The van is equipped with large observation windows, and we may make short stops to get out and see what we can find. However, unlike our other birding trips, which involve walking around trails, no extended walking will be required for this one, making it perfect for individuals with mobility needs. We will provide all necessary equipment, such as binoculars, scopes, and field guides.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8 AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
Nantucket BioBlitz – Nature Walk with Dr. Sarah Bois
Join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Conservation, for a guided tour of LLNF property
with a special focus on documenting the biodiversity of the LLNF property. Sarah will go over the use of iNaturalist to help identify and record what we see around the property.
This walk is held in collaboration with the Nantucket Land and Water Council and is part of the annual Nantucket BioBlitz event.
Rambles are free to attend and open to all!
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
Nantucket BioBlitz – Nature Walk with Dr. Sarah Bois
Join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Conservation, for a guided tour of LLNF property
with a special focus on documenting the biodiversity of the LLNF property. Sarah will go over the use of iNaturalist to help identify and record what we see around the property.
This walk is held in collaboration with the Nantucket Land and Water Council and is part of the annual Nantucket BioBlitz event.
Rambles are free to attend and open to all!
Ecologist in Training: Water Quality Monitoring at the North Head of Long Pond
In this workshop, we will explore the techniques for monitoring water quality, learn about the history of sampling on the North Head of Long Pond, and examine how baseline data informs us about changes or threats to the environment. Join LLNF staff to sample water quality at our field sites around the North Head of Long Pond and talk about how climate change and sea level rise may impact future water quality and flow.
Habitat Restoration at LLNF – Nature Ramble with Dr. Sarah Bois
Join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Conservation, for a guided tour of the LLNF property highlighting 5 years of habitat restoration. She’ll showcase LLNF research and restoration in action, highlight habitat diversity, and the exciting results of grassland restoration.
This program is free and open to all!
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
Climate Change Impacts at LLNF – Nature Walk with Dr. Sarah Bois
Join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Conservation, for tour of climate change impacts around the LLNF property. She’ll showcase LLNF research and restoration in action, demonstrate tools we can all use to track changes in our environments, and help participants identify climate change indicators.
This program is free and open to all!
Kayak Tour with Nantucket Land and Water Council
Join the Nantucket Waterkeeper RJ Turcotte along with the staff of Linda Loring Nature Foundation for a 2-hour educational tour of one of Nantucket's great ponds – Long Pond.
Explore firsthand the incredible biodiversity of Nantucket's unique Great Ponds, discuss water quality issues that face our island's water resources, and find out how you can help protect and preserve these special ponds! Participants will gain a greater understanding of our island's water resources and great pond systems and enjoy a fun and educational morning on the water.
Kayaks and lifejackets will be provided.
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
Sandplain Grassland Biodiversity – Nature Walk with Dr. Sarah Bois
Join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Conservation, for a guided tour of the sandplain grasslands of the LLNF property. The grasslands will be in full bloom with grasses and wildflowers on full display. It’s a perfect time to be out exploring these unique, globally rare habitats.
This program is free and open to all!
Nantucket Wildflowers! – Nature Walk with Dr. Sarah Bois
This is peak time for wildflower viewing! Now is your chance to observe the peak bloom time for our Nantucket wildflowers! Join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Conservation, for a guided tour of the sandplain grasslands and heathlands of the LLNF property. It’s an aster show with a diversity of colors, shapes, sizes of our favorite wildflowers, many of which are state-listed as rare or threatened. It’s a perfect time to be out exploring these unique, globally rare habitats.
This program is free and open to all!
Climate Change Impacts at LLNF – Nature Walk with Dr. Sarah Bois
Did you know that the Linda Loring Nature Foundation conducts research on and monitors the effects of climate change?
In celebration of Climate Change Awareness Month, join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Conservation, for a climate change tour around LLNF. She’ll showcase LLNF research in action, demonstrate tools we can all use to track changes in our environments, and help participants identify climate change indicators.
This program is free and open to all!
Ecologist in Training: Phenology Basics with Dr. Sarah Bois
In this workshop, we will explore the techniques for monitoring plant phenology, learn about the history of a long-term LLNF research project, and examine how climate can affect some of our common, native species. What is phenology? It’s the study of nature’s timing. Join LLNF staff to record information from multiple plants and insects across the LLNF property. We’ll discuss how climate change, namely changes in temperature and precipitation, can affect when some of our plants and insects bloom, fruit, grow, and hatch.
Ecologist in Training: Bird Banding - Studying Migratory Bird Species with LLNF
In this workshop, we will explore the techniques used in professional bird banding, learn about the significance of long-term bird research, and examine how banding data contributes to conservation efforts. Unlike our typical banding sessions, this workshop will give you the chance to experience all aspects of bird banding firsthand, with a technical approach to each step in the process.
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
Ecologist in Training: Tree Swallow Nest Box Surveys
In this workshop, we will explore the techniques for monitoring avian nest boxes, examine how tracking populations can help us conserve species, and learn about the threats that Tree Swallows face. Join LLNF staff to help check nest boxes and examine how changes in Tree Swallow nest success and phenology are tied to climate change impacts.
Nature Ramble
Join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Conservation, for a tour of the LLNF property. She’ll showcase LLNF research and restoration in action while looking up down and all around for what’s budding, blooming, flying, and crawling around the trails.
Rambles are free to attend and open to all!
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
Nature Ramble
Join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Conservation, for a tour of the LLNF property. She’ll showcase LLNF research and restoration in action while looking up down and all around for what’s budding, blooming, flying, and crawling around the trails.
Rambles are free to attend and open to all!
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
Nature Ramble
Join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Conservation, for a tour of the LLNF property. She’ll showcase LLNF research and restoration in action while looking up down and all around for what’s budding, blooming, flying, and crawling around the trails.
Rambles are free to attend and open to all!
Ecologist in Training: Turtle Trapping - Basics of Freshwater Turtle Sampling at LLNF
In this workshop, we will explore the research and techniques used for studying freshwater turtle species and their habitats. Join LLNF Director of Research and Conservation and LLNF staff to learn about freshwater turtle species of Nantucket, their habitat preferences, and conservation efforts to support these populations.
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
The Secrets of Madaket Ditch – a Tour of One of Nantucket’s Only True Estuaries
Join us as we explore the mysterious connection between Madaket Harbor and Long Pond.
Did you know the Madaket Ditch was dug by hand almost 400 years ago? How, why, and by whom? Dr. Sarah Bois of the Linda Loring Nature Foundation will lead a tour of Long Pond and the Madaket ditch to Madaket harbor on the western end of the island.
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
Springtime Nature Ramble at LLNF –with Dr. Sarah Bois
Join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Conservation, for a tour of the LLNF property. She’ll showcase LLNF research and restoration in action while looking up down and all around for what’s budding, blooming, flying, and crawling around the trails.
Rambles are free to attend and open to all!
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
The Secrets of Madaket Ditch – a Tour of One of Nantucket’s Only True Estuaries
Join us as we explore the mysterious connection between Madaket Harbor and Long Pond.
Did you know the Madaket Ditch was dug by hand almost 400 years ago? How, why, and by whom? Dr. Sarah Bois of the Linda Loring Nature Foundation will lead a tour of Long Pond and the Madaket ditch to Madaket harbor on the western end of the island.
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
The Role of Phenology in Plant Invasion on Nantucket Island by Dr. Yingying Xie, Northern Kentucky University
Dr. Xie will discuss her collaborative research with Dr. Sarah Bois of the Linda Loring Nature Foundation investigating native and invasive shrub phenology using a combination of herbarium data, field observations, and time-lapse photography. Biological invasion and climate change are among the top drivers of global biodiversity loss, and the interaction between them can cause greater challenges in biodiversity conservation. Previous studies suggested that native and non-native species may have distinct timing of life cycle events (i.e., phenology) and responses to climate change, which is likely to facilitate species invasion and increase the threats on native biodiversity in the future. Native biodiversity in the coastal plant communities of Nantucket has been showing particular vulnerability under invasive species and threatened by challenges from climate change.
By integrating herbarium specimens, community science networks, visual observations, and time-lapse cameras, this project aims to assess phenology and the responses to climate change between native and invasive plant species on Nantucket Island. This project helps assess the resilience and vulnerability of the plant communities to species invasion under climate change on Nantucket Island. Using the knowledge generated from this project, we expect to better inform biodiversity conservation management and climate change mitigation actions.
Link to register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_2k2qvRuPTk-UI7cPWO5oFQ
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
Springtime Nature Walk at LLNF
Join Seth Engelbourg, Naturalist Educator and Program Manager for LLNF and experienced birder, for a tour of the LLNF property. On this excursion we’ll look up down and all around for what’s budding, blooming, flying, and crawling around the trails.
Rambles are free to attend and open to all!
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
The Secrets of Madaket Ditch – a Tour of One of Nantucket’s Only True Estuaries
Joins us as we explore the mysterious connection between Madaket Harbor and Long Pond.
Did you know the Madaket Ditch was dug by hand almost 400 years ago? How, why, and by whom? Dr. Sarah Bois of the Linda Loring Nature Foundation will lead a tour of Long Pond and the Madaket ditch to Madaket harbor on the western end of the island.
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
Backyard Feeder Birding with LLNF - Tuesday
Join us at the Linda Loring Nature Foundation for a special birding morning! Stop by anytime between 9-11:00 to practice your feeder-watching skills, observe local birds, and submit real data to Project FeederWatch. You don’t need to stay the whole time—just drop in, enjoy birding, and have our experts answer your questions in person. Free and open to all. Snacks, coffee, and a welcoming birding community await!
Bird Banding with Master Bander Libby Buck of the Linda Loring Nature Foundation
Banding Together: Connecting History, Science, and Community at Nantucket's New Bird Banding Station
Join LLNF’s Master Bird Bander Libby Buck for an exciting and informative presentation about the important role bird banding plays in scientific research and conservation. Libby will share the history of bird banding on Nantucket and discuss the creation of the Linda Loring Nature Foundation’s new bird banding station. Discover how the station contributes to our understanding of bird migration, what species have been caught so far, and what’s next for the station. Learn about a typical bird banding day, including the process of capturing, banding, and releasing the birds, and how you, the community, can visit and witness the bird banding process firsthand.
Link to register: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_Rn96UmZTR7aeme4kS2TxVg
Backyard Feeder Birding with LLNF - Monday
Join us at the Linda Loring Nature Foundation for a special birding morning! Stop by anytime between 9-11:00 to practice your feeder-watching skills, observe local birds, and submit real data to Project FeederWatch. You don’t need to stay the whole time—just drop in, enjoy birding, and have our experts answer your questions in person. Free and open to all. Snacks, coffee, and a welcoming birding community await!
Backyard Feeder Birding Workshop: Tips, Tricks, and FeederWatch Fun!
Join Libby Buck and Seth Engelbourg for an engaging online workshop about bird feeders and feeder watching! Learn how to set up and maintain feeders, identify common backyard birds, and get involved in Project FeederWatch, a community science initiative. This open discussion is perfect for anyone looking to attract birds, sharpen their ID skills, and contribute to bird conservation—all from the comfort of home.
Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/-NnSWjIjQL-pG5q33q3kxA
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 7:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 8AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
Nantucket Osprey Watch: Informational Q&A Session
Join us for an informational session to learn all about the Nantucket Osprey Watch Program, a new community science effort led by the Linda Loring Nature Foundation! This session will introduce the program’s goals, how you can participate, and the importance of tracking Nantucket’s Osprey population.
Link to register: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/VvRWjZaWS2qCYDlBFqpeHA
State of Climate Change on Nantucket
The Linda Loring Nature Foundation and the Nantucket Conservation Foundation collaborate to bring Climate Change awareness and education to Nantucket. Join Dr. Sarah Bois (LLNF) and Dr. Jennifer Karberg (NCF) in the Atheneum Great Hall for a presentation on Nantucket Climate Change impacts and adaptation.
Birding Field Trip
These trips will explore Nantucket’s birding hotspots and offer participants a chance to observe birds in their natural habitats. Binoculars, spotting scope, and field guides are available to borrow. All experience levels welcome.
Birding Field Trips are free and open to all!
Pre-registration is required. Please submit a unique registration for each participant.
We will meet at 8:45 AM at the LLNF office, 110 Eel Point Road, to check in and board our van. The trip will depart promptly at 9AM. Personal transportation to and from LLNF is required to participate.
Please direct any questions to info@llnf.org.
Habitat Restoration at LLNF – Nature Ramble with Dr. Sarah Bois
Join Dr. Sarah Bois, Director of Research and Education, for a guided tour of the LLNF property highlighting 5 years of habitat restoration. She’ll showcase LLNF research and restoration in action, highlight habitat diversity, and the exciting results of grassland restoration.
Rambles are free to attend and open to all!