Join Rich Grumbine, Landmark College professor and author of Summer Guide to the Trees and Shrubs of Putney, Vermont, on a tree identification walk through Putney Mountain Association land on […]
howdy friends and neighbors. I feel like saying something to the tune of “Skyberry is open again under new old management” After a period of two years I have once […]
Join Josh from the Forest for Learning Board for a FREE informal photography workshop all about capturing unique and compelling photos in the forest! The first two dates will occur […]
2022 (Free) Nut Trees for Putney! Bring climate and food justice to Putney by planting (free) nut trees with 350Vermont! Anticipated planting date is sometime around the first week in […]
Integrated Solar Applications (ISA) has announced a limited opportunity to join a new community solar array entitled “ISA Exit 1 Solar”. The array is located on 13.8 acres owned by […]
On Sunday, Feb. 27, 10 am-12 noon, join Bonnyvale Environmental Education Center naturalist and master tracker at the Bare Hill Conservation Site. We will explore the woods along a frozen […]
Windham World Affairs Council will host a screening of “Journey to the Safest Place on Earth,” a 2014 documentary by Edgar Hagen (110 minutes, English with some subtitles) on Saturday, […]
Interested in learning the basics of tracking and building a foundation for a lifetime of fun winter activity? Join forest for Learning board member and Southern Vermont Natural History Museum […]
Spain’s thousand-year-old pilgrimage trail will be the focus of an online presentation on January 31 at 7:00 pm. Camino guides Betsy Bates of Dummerston and Bob Lawson of Putney will […]
The Putney Mountain Association announces the official opening of its newest hiking trail, extending five miles through gorgeous ridge-top hardwood and hemlock forest from Vermont’s 3rd largest ash tree near […]
Get to know the names of our local trees and how to tell them apart. Forest for Learning is hosting two tree identification classes this fall on September 5th and […]
Do you like forests, wildlife, trails, hiking or light manual labor? Sign up for the Forest for Learning volunteer list, and we’ll email (max once per month) about upcoming trail […]
Green Up Day event at Putney Central School Sowing Seeds for a Liveable Future Support PCS Farm to School Program May 1, 2021 Meet at 9am in PCS parking lot […]
Forest for Learning was established in 2019 to own and manage the former Putney Central School Forest. Its mission is to protect and conserve the environmental and ecological integrity of […]
Good plants gone wild! Large, even huge, batches of red or lavender bee balm, phlox, NE aster, black eyed Susans, salvia, etc. need new homes. Call to set up pick […]
The Wetland is a rich natural environment supporting all sorts of species from water fowl to amphibians and snakes. It protects our aquifer too. But there are predators! This garter […]
Two Turtle Crossing signs have been posted on Sand Hill Rd. Please drive carefully as so many turtles are emerging in the wetland. One small baby Snapper has already been […]
Hints for Hiking During the Pandemic 4/30/20 Putney Conservation Commission Spring is here! 1. It is safest to walk alone or with your household group 2. If two or more […]
The Spring 2020 Landmark College Academic Speaker Series presents a talk by author Amanda Stern on Tuesday, March 3 at 7 p.m. in the Brooks M. O’Brien Auditorium, located in […]
A rabid racoon was just spotted (2:30 pm on Sunday) on the Kimball Hill sidewalk between the G-store and PCS. Please use caution when out in the village today . […]