The period we are in calls first for the acknowledgement that land conservation will help save what is precious and dear to us here in this beautiful and ecologically meaningful part of Vermont! The first step is to fall in love with the land we have! It is this immersive forest experience that will later lead us to good action to conserve. And we must conserve!
For me, I am also eager to learn from the experts! So what could be better than a hike and learning new stuff about the forest? Specifically larger interconnected swaths of forested land.
Rain won't stop us!
Come see the important ecological role the Coburn Hill Town Forest plays in the natural heritage of Craftsbury. Join members of the Craftsbury Planning Commission, Craftsbury Conservation Commission and the Craftsbury Selectboard on the woods walk, Saturday, October 21, 10am - noon.
Location: Craftsbury Town Forest, Coburn Hill Road
Date: Saturday, October 21
Time: 10am - Noon
Directions: The Town Forest is 1.25 miles north on Coburn Hill Road (from the junction of Coburn Hill Road and Mastin Road). Parking is limited at the Town Forest - please carpool!
For more information, contact Farley Brown, both Craftsbury Planning Commission and Conservation Commission member
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