Weather forecasts for heavy rain with thunderstorms have informed our decision to cancel the full moon walk. Please stay tuned as we will pick another full moon date later this year for a walk. Neutaconkanut Hill Conservancy and the Providence Parks Department along with Rhode Island Land Trust Days and Blackstone Go! invite you to[.....]
Weather forecasts for heavy rain with thunderstorms and even the potential for flash floods have informed our decision to cancel tonight's full moon walk. The Westerly Land Trust invites you to experience a full moon evening hike through the Crandall Family Preserve with hike leader, Donna Anderson. Savor a tranquil hike through the moonlit forest[.....]
Weather forecasts for heavy rain with thunderstorms and even the potential for flash floods have informed our decision to cancel tonight's full moon walk. Stay safe! The Ten Mile River Watershed Council, the East Providence Conservation Commission and the National Park Service invite you to experience the beauty of a late summer sunset and full[.....]
Row the Palmer River in a multi-oared boat! Join the Warren Land Conservation Trust as experienced coxswains guide our group on a 2 mile voyage from the Kelly Street launch in Warren to Tom’s Island and back. Recommended for able bodied teens and adults. Dress in layers appropriate for weather conditions including water shoes or[.....]
Walk through the beautiful, rolling trails of Lincoln with Historic New England and learn about its history-filled landscape from the seventeenth century to today. Herbalist Jessyloo Rogrigues identifies various herbs and explains their uses in both colonial times and today. Tours begin at Arnold House and travel through Gateway Park to Chase Farm Park and[.....]
Eagles, Owls, Hawks, and Falcons, formidable and magnificent predators of the sky, are headed to Bristol, Rhode Island. Razor-sharp talons, extraordinary strength, hooked beaks and highly developed eyesight and hearing make raptors the rulers of the avian world. This September they will be descending on the Audubon Society of Rhode Island’s Environmental Education Center in[.....]
Narrow River Land Trusts calls you to witness their contribution to a state-wide celebration of special green spaces just outside your door. Join them for an all-ages guided walk starting at Middlebridge and walking across the bridge to South Kingstown and through the Garrison House Acres Narrow River Land Trust property. This year’s walk will[.....]
Join the Aquidneck Land Trust for a bird banding demonstration Bailey Brook with ecology professor Jim Chace and his students of Salve Regina University. Bailey Brook is a primary source of drinking water for Middletown and Newport residents. It also serves as a habitat for several migratory bird species. The Sweet Flag property buffers Bailey[.....]
The Tiverton Open Space Commission invites you to a vigorous 1¾ mile walk at Weetamoo Woods. You will be among the first to travel the newly created, uneven trails through a recent addition to one of the Commission's most remarkable protected properties. Starting from the East Road entrance, trails pass through the oak and holly[.....]
Watson Farm Manager Don Minto leads a special tour of Historic New England's extensive seaside working farm. Learn how the farm’s evolution relates to the local island community and Rhode Island history. Discover stories of the land, people, and natural resources of Narragansett Bay and learn how preserving our historic landscapes positively affects local food[.....]
The Scituate Land Trust and the Scituate Conservation Commission invites you to join them on the tour of Lawton Farm! A 54-acre conservation and recreation area, the farm includes an open field managed as grassland bird habitat. The event includes a ribbon cutting to celebrate the new entrance and a large educational display. Dogs are[.....]
East Greenwich Land Trust welcomes you to a guided walk featuring the trees of the Briggs-Boesch Farm. Originally purchased by John Briggs in 1672, with structures built as early as 1704 by his son Richard, the Briggs family owned and farmed in this area of East Greenwich (extending, at times, as far west as Narrow[.....]
Join Audubon Society of Rhode Island at Powder Mill Ledges Wildlife Refuge in Smithfield for a wild mushroom extravaganza and learn how to identify the various mushrooms that grow in our area, including the edible ones. Begin with an introductory lecture with wild mushrooms on display that were collected from other areas. Next venture out[.....]
The 2nd annual Biodiversity Festival at the Blackstone State Park will be hosted by the Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park. Several Rhode Island Land Trusts will be participating. Whether you want to get out on a scheduled walk, look at animal specimens, or learn how to care for the environment from one of our[.....]
The Barrington Land Conservation Trust, the Barrington Garden Club and Barrington Recreation Department invite you to a late afternoon walk at Osamequin Nature Trails and Bird Sanctuary. This walk is also part of the Barrington 300th Anniversary commemoration. Celebrate the completion of a mulit-year trail renovation effort between the Land Trust and the Garden Club.[.....]
Warren Conservation Land Trust invites you to an edible plants hike with Russ Cohen! Coastal Rhode Island is home to at least 70 species of edible wild plants, many of which are more nutritious and/or flavorful than their cultivated counterparts. Join wild edibles enthusiast Russ Cohen, author of the book Wild Plants I Have Known…and[.....]
South Kingstown Land Trust encourages you to come out and release your tensions with yoga in the great outdoors! SKLT member and registered yoga teacher, Noreen McGill, has been hosting a series of yoga classes every Saturday The Barn at Weeden Farm. This is the final week! All you'll need is a mat and water[.....]
The West Bay Land Trust invites you through a guided walk through the historic Knight Farm conservation lands in western Cranston. The newly opened Knight Farm Trail wends its way through woodlands and historic farm areas, some of which are still under active cultivation. This rustic Trail crosses a short small bridge and we strongly[.....]
Glocester Land Trust invites you on a guided walk of their spectacular Steere Hill Conservation Area. Starting at the parking area, we will walk through the forest on twisting trails, over an earthen dam, rocky ridges, past a shepherds hut site, a grove of American Beech, immense stone walls and barn foundations, to a 27[.....]
Join Land Conservancy of North Kingstown naturalists for a walk of Morning Star Farm, a working horse farm. As a privately owned farm, this is a rare opportunity to celebrate its conservation and learn about the plants, animals, and geology of the region. The walk will be about 1 mile in length, over uneven terrain.[.....]
The Watch Hill Conservancy and the Watch Hill Fire District invite you on an educational field trip at Napatree Point! At Napatree Point Conservation Area, change is part of the ecological and geological fabric. Our stewardship of Napatree is designed to allow natural changes to occur and to minimize the adverse effects of changes caused[.....]
The Tiverton Land Trust invites you to enjoy and celebrate their fall fair at Pardon Gray Preserve. A fun-filled day with pony and hay rides, crafters, exhibitors, entertainment, grilled foods, pies with Gray’s Ice Cream, face painting, pumpkin decorating, kid games, Native American drumming, and much more. No reservations are needed. Handicapped parking area available.[.....]
The Nature Conservancy, Tiverton Land Trust and Tiverton Open Space Commission invites you to their newest addition to their protected forest, Pocasset Ridge. The guided hike amid unfragmented forest will be hosted by John Berg of The Nature Conservancy in RI. The three conservation partners have acquired a new forest to protect for you to come enjoy. Plan[.....]
The Westerly Land Trust invites you to come explore Glacier Park’s landscape carved by enormous glaciers during the last ice age with hike leader, Donna Anderson. The glaciers left behind kettle ponds, kettle holes and huge boulders which are all explained on the educational sign along the trails. This hike is moderate level due to[.....]
Walk through the beautiful, rolling trails of Lincoln with Historic New England and learn about its history-filled landscape from the seventeenth century to today. Herbalist Jessyloo Rogrigues identifies various herbs and explains their uses in both colonial times and today. Tours begin at Arnold House and travel through Gateway Park to Chase Farm Park and[.....]
Join Norman Bird Sanctuary for their 43rd Annual Harvest Fair! A beloved old-fashioned fair that has become an autumn tradition for generations of families. Fun kids’ activities include the “Mabel Express” Barrel Train, Monkey Bridge, Mud Pit, Midway games and children’s crafts tent. Talented crafters and artisans sell their beautifully created items, enticing fair-goers to[.....]
The Neutaconkanut Hill Conservancy and the Providence Parks Department along with RI Land Trust Days and Blackstone Go! invite you to the Hill for their annual Fall Event featuring guided hikes, toasting marshmallows, live music, fire truck tour and mounted police. Bring your blanket or chair to sit on. If you have an instrument, feel[.....]
Update: Event leaders have decided NOT to cancel tonight! Come enjoy some apple cider and cider donuts from our local mill. Leaders will be there at 6 pm for whoever shows up! It is a short hike - 20 min - so here's hoping for a break in the rain. Be sure to wear rain[.....]
Join Norman Bird Sanctuary for their 43rd Annual Harvest Fair! A beloved old-fashioned fair that has become an autumn tradition for generations of families. Fun kids’ activities include the “Mabel Express” Barrel Train, Monkey Bridge, Mud Pit, Midway games and children’s crafts tent. Talented crafters and artisans sell their beautifully created items, enticing fair-goers to[.....]
East Greenwich Land Trust invites you to a guided walk at a working farm! Originally purchased by John Briggs in 1672, with structures built as early as 1704 by his son Richard, the Briggs family owned and farmed in this area of East Greenwich (extending, at times, as far west as Narrow Lane) for some[.....]
If you have questions about a specific Land Trust Day activity, please contact the person and Land Trust listed with that event.
If you have questions about Rhode Island Land Trust Days, please contact:
Land Trust Days Coordinator: Virginia Streeter vstreeter@rilandtrusts.org
