Saturday, May 13, 7am-9am –
The 175-acre Hudson Farm’s meadow and forest habitats are a prime spot to observe migratory and breeding birds. Celebrate World Migratory Bird Day at this protected land of the National
Park Service. Bring binoculars and footwear for wet spots
Meet: Trescott Rd. trailhead opposite Partridge Rd
Leaders: Gail McPeek, David Merker
Register for the event Here!
Adair Mulligan and Gail McPeek have finished up another successful Osher session and the participants can’t stop raving about it! See what they had to say below:
“Gail and Adair are both talented teachers. It is a pleasure to listen to them; they are wonderful at answering all questions.”
“So knowledgeable!!!!!!! Learning by seeing!”
“Gail went above and beyond providing make-up hikes, due to the heavy rain on the day of our final hike.”
Keep an eye out for future Hanover Conservancy Classes through the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
Sun, Sept. 25, 10am-noon
Remote northeast Hanover is the Tunis District, a once-busy 19th c. settlement with its own one-room schoolhouse built in 1822. Celebrate its 200th anniversary with a peek at the beautifully restored school and easy/moderate hike to an historic mill site. Location: 88 Wolfeboro Road. Leaders: Barbara Fildes, Keith Quinton, and Adair Mulligan. Co-sponsored with the Hanover Historical Society.
Head over to Event Page for more information and registration!
Join Hanover Conservancy for a guided hike in our Mink Brook Nature Preserve. We’ll share the story behind its protection and the change in land use that allowed the wild brook trout to return to the Mink Brook watershed.
Meet: Parking area at the end of Brook Rd (11 Brook Rd), Hanover, NH
Leader: Myrilla Hartkopf
Level: Easy
This hike is about 1.2 miles and will take about 1 1/2 hours.
Please register in advance for this walk by contacting Jared Jenisch at jared.jenisch@thehowe.org.
Co-Sponsored with The Howe Library
