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Connecticut
Field Trips and Events
Events in Connecticut
Special Events
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Young Professionals – Horseshoe Crab Survey & Tagging
Penfield Beach, Fairfield, CT
June 02, 2012Horseshoe crabs are vital to our ecosystem–their eggs are a primary food source for the threatened Red Knot bird–and also to our health, since their copper-based blood is used to test pharmaceutical drugs and vaccines. However, recent studies suggest hors... Learn more
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Toth Park Stream Buffer Remediation Garden Project
Toth Park, Easton
September 21, 2012In 2011 The Nature Conservancy, Jean Stetz-Puchalski of the Easton Garden Club of Connecticut and Seventy Acres, LLC in Redding collaborated to design and implement a stream corridor restoration project in Easton’s Toth Park. This riparian buffer helps en... Learn more
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Toth Park Stream Buffer Remediation Garden Project
Toth Park, Easton
September 14, 2012In 2011 The Nature Conservancy, Jean Stetz-Puchalski of the Easton Garden Club of Connecticut and Seventy Acres, LLC in Redding collaborated to design and implement a stream corridor restoration project in Easton’s Toth Park. This riparian buffer helps en... Learn more
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Toth Park Stream Buffer Remediation Garden Project
Toth Park, Easton
September 07, 2012In 2011 The Nature Conservancy, Jean Stetz-Puchalski of the Easton Garden Club of Connecticut and Seventy Acres, LLC in Redding collaborated to design and implement a stream corridor restoration project in Easton’s Toth Park. This riparian buffer helps en... Learn more
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Toth Park Stream Buffer Remediation Garden Project
Toth Park, Easton
August 31, 2012In 2011 The Nature Conservancy, Jean Stetz-Puchalski of the Easton Garden Club of Connecticut and Seventy Acres, LLC in Redding collaborated to design and implement a stream corridor restoration project in Easton’s Toth Park. This riparian buffer helps en... Learn more
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Toth Park Stream Buffer Remediation Garden Project
Toth Park, Easton
August 24, 2012In 2011 The Nature Conservancy, Jean Stetz-Puchalski of the Easton Garden Club of Connecticut and Seventy Acres, LLC in Redding collaborated to design and implement a stream corridor restoration project in Easton’s Toth Park. This riparian buffer helps en... Learn more
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Toth Park Stream Buffer Remediation Garden Project
Toth Park, Easton
August 17, 2012In 2011 The Nature Conservancy, Jean Stetz-Puchalski of the Easton Garden Club of Connecticut and Seventy Acres, LLC in Redding collaborated to design and implement a stream corridor restoration project in Easton’s Toth Park. This riparian buffer helps en... Learn more
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Toth Park Stream Buffer Remediation Garden Project
Toth Park, Easton
August 10, 2012In 2011 The Nature Conservancy, Jean Stetz-Puchalski of the Easton Garden Club of Connecticut and Seventy Acres, LLC in Redding collaborated to design and implement a stream corridor restoration project in Easton’s Toth Park. This riparian buffer helps en... Learn more
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Toth Park Stream Buffer Remediation Garden Project
Toth Park, Easton
August 03, 2012In 2011 The Nature Conservancy, Jean Stetz-Puchalski of the Easton Garden Club of Connecticut and Seventy Acres, LLC in Redding collaborated to design and implement a stream corridor restoration project in Easton’s Toth Park. This riparian buffer helps en... Learn more
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Toth Park Stream Buffer Remediation Garden Project
Toth Park, Easton
July 27, 2012In 2011 The Nature Conservancy, Jean Stetz-Puchalski of the Easton Garden Club of Connecticut and Seventy Acres, LLC in Redding collaborated to design and implement a stream corridor restoration project in Easton’s Toth Park. This riparian buffer helps en... Learn more
Volunteer Opportunities
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Trail Adopter Training Session
Devil's Den Preserve
Please meet us at the parking lot at 33 Pent Road.
May 05, 2012This training session is recommended for all Trail Adopters, but is not mandatory. We will be hiking to various points within the preserve to demonstrate, instruct on and discuss the following topics related to the Trail Adopter program. blaze paintingpruninge... Learn more
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