Stop by the Fairfield University Bookstore to see the scenic beauty of Fairfield’s precious Aspetuck Land Trust Open Spaces thru the eyes of local painter Gail Bell. This exhibit will be at the Fairfield University Bookstore, 1499 Post Road in downtown Fairfield thru the month of August.
Geology and Natural History Hike with Norwalk Community College Anthropology Proffesor Ernie Weigand. Join Ernie to see and learn about prehistoric times as he points out notable landforms and rock outcrops and notes how they affected human occupation of the area both during prehistoric and historic times.
Join Larry Fischer, a licensed bird bander and raptor, at the orchard section of the Aspetuck Land Trust's Trout Brook Valley Conservation Area Saturday, September 22nd, for a hawk walk followed by our walk through the orchard. Open to the Public, 25 Maximum. RSVP Requested.
Terrain: Easy
Join Larry Fischer, a licensed bird bander and raptor, at the orchard section of the Aspetuck Land Trust's Trout Brook Valley Conservation Area Saturday, October 6th, for a hawk walk followed by our walk through the orchard. Terrain: Easy. Open to the public, maximum 25. Please RSVP.
t's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown!
Aspetuck Land Trust members are invited to pick pumpkins in a real pumpkin patch this Saturday, October 20th, from 8am - 3pm at Aspetuck Land Trust's stunning 1,009 acre Trout Brook Valley orchard in Easton.
“The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.” Dorothea Lange.
Join Photographer Steve White for a class on not only taking better nature photos, but about using your camera to help strengthen your connection to and appreciation of nature.
Learn about edible and medicinal plants of the backyard and woods.
Butterflies with Lepidopterist Victor DeMasi at Randall’s Farm Preserve in Easton.
Come and meet state legislators, elected officials, land trusts and community leaders for a discussion about land conservation success stories at the Trout Brook Valley Blueberry Patch!
Berries will be ripe!
Join us for coffee cake, refreshments, and a “guided “forest block” hike at this celebration of our newest preserve. This event will start at the Belknap homestead on Wampum Hill Road in Weston, CT.
Aspetuck Land Trust members are invited to attend the annual membership meeting “Refreshed and Rebooted”. Members will be asked to approve a slate of directors and provide feedback on our vision to create a 17,000 acre Greenway Corridor (see map).
Join Christine Peyreigne, General Falconer, Federally Licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator, and Licensed educator for a live demonstration of some of the creatures she is currently working with.
Take a hike with TBV Ranger Jim and see nature's wonders in Trout Brook Valley.
Join Aspetuck Land Trust Executive Director David Brant on a two mile hike and learn how a land management plan is designed.
"Who Lives in the Tidal Marsh -- Great Salt Marsh Island in Ash Creek" in Fairfield and Bridgeport. Learn about who lives in the tidal marsh and see an osprey nest platform. This is a great activity for children and families.
Stonewalls and their History with Alan Goldbecker at Poindexter Preserve. Enjoy a hike and history at one of our nicest and most interesting preserves.
Join Anthony Zemba of Fitzgerald and Halliday, Inc. for an afternoon wildflower walk at Trout Brook Valley Preserve.
Join local hawk-bander Larry Fischer for a special spring hawk walk in the orchard of the 1,009 acre Trout Brook Valley Preserve The 100+ acre orchard fields are an important habitat for hawks flying down the east coast flyway and is one of the last great open fields on the New England
Calling All Hikers and Trail Users
Do you love hiking? Is there a particular Aspetuck Land Trust nature preserve you visit regularly? If so, join Aspetuck Land Trust as a Trail Steward.
Have a great local brew at the Aspetuck Brew Lab and support your environment!
Help us and our friends (New England Mountain Bike Association, Fairfield County Chapter) re-route the Magenta Trail away from a vernal pool and mitigate eroding sections of this trail.
Bring your binoculars, camera, water bottle and hiking boots and join Staples high school Junior and wildlife photographer Jory Teltser search for and identify local birds.
Help us and our friends (New England Mountain Bike Association, Fairfield County Chapter) re-route the Magenta Trail away from a vernal pool and mitigate eroding sections of this trail.
