Dr.Julie Snorek, Environmental Studies, Dartmouth College, is preparing a talk for the Windham World Affairs Council entitled “Degrowth: How our blessings have become a curse” She will talk about new […]
ECOLOGICAL AGRICULTURE COURSE ~ Join us in the garden! April – October 2020 Farming & Gardening with Nature in Mind ~ Westminster, VT Ten sessions with Tatiana Schreiber 10 am […]
On November 2, from 12:30-3:30, Windmill Hill Pinnacle Association (WHPA) will be leading a walk to the historic sites on WHPA properties in Athens and Grafton. These historic sites connected […]
October 12, Saturday, 1-4 PM. Fall Foliage Walk on Bald Hill Vanessa Stern, member of the Bald Hill Committee and the Windmill Hill Pinnacle Association (WHPA) Board, will lead this […]
How do fox, deer, fisher, bobcat and other wide-ranging animals move among Putney’s remaining woodlands to find the food, water, shelter and mates they need to survive? Jens Hilke, Conservation […]
Join Ann Kerrey & Daron Tansley who will lead a walk along the CT River identifying wildlife paths and local flora. Meet at the West Hill Bike shop in Putney […]
Jim Esden, Protection Forester at the Vermont Department of Forest Parks and Recreation, will be at the Putney Public Library on Wednesday, June 5 at 7 pm to describe the […]
“The bees are the color; everything else is black and white.” Kirk Webster, Bridport beekeeper June 6th at 7pm at the Putney Public Library Beekeeping goes back 10,000 years, but […]
Meet at the wetlands on Sand Hill Road in Putney. On PMA’s walk last spring, we saw more than 50 species in this area! Cathy and Richard will demonstrate how […]
Thank you to everyone who participated in Green-Up Day on Saturday. We took in, among other things, an air conditioner, a television set, two mufflers with tail pipes, parts of […]
Green Up Vermont is an annual springtime clean up event held throughout the state. This year’s Green Up Day is Saturday, May 4. If you want to help picking up […]
Wonder where it all goes when we flush it “away?” It turns out the nutrients in our pee are a hidden key to more sustainable soil, water, food, and energy. […]
A CLIMATE CHANGE CAFÉ SPEAKING TRUTH 2 TRUTH Coping with a Changing Climate A GROUP EXPLORING THE EFFECTS OF CLIMATE CHANGE ON OUR LIVES AND OUR EMOTIONS. Come be heard—or […]
Please join the PCS forest committee for an afternoon of snowshoeing in the Putney Central School forest to post the property boundary. Kids are welcome with parental supervision. Bring a […]
Saturday, July 28 At the Bonnyvale Environmental Education Center from 1 – 3:30 $15 BEEC members/$20 non-members Please register. For information or to register, call 257-5785, register here ( http://www.beec.org/what-we-do/public-programs-and-events/walks-talks/), […]
Conservation Commission Supports Adding River Corridors to Putney’s Flood Protection Regulations Public Hearing next Tuesday, July 10 at 7 pm at the Putney Fire Station Putney residents are invited to […]
This will be the fifth summer of Putney Mountain Association’s grazing program, using sheep to discourage the proliferation of invasive glossy buckthorn on the summit. Volunteers make this program possible. […]
Unfortunately we have had to cancel this walk. We hope to reschedule it at a later time. Lichen Walk With Katrina Maloney Saturday, June 23, 10:00 AM Meet in the […]
Between May 1 and May 11, 7 turtles were reported crossing Sand Hill Road. Many were snappers ranging in size from 6” to 24”. Pat Gross reported seeing a painted […]