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Bark, Leaves, and Seeds: A Tree ID Walk

Ages 3+. Join Conservation Manager Faith Novella for a walk around the Earthplace gardens and forests to learn all about our native tree species.

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Full Moon & Bat Hike

Ages 4+. Celebrate Bat Week and the Hunter’s Moon with an evening walk to look for and learn about our native flying friends under the light of a full moon.

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Sunday Morning Ramble

Join an Earthplace Naturalist for a casual walk to explore the trails and enjoy the morning. Along the way, we may search under logs, look for birds, and see who else calls our Wildlife Sanctuary home. 

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Butterfly Walk

Join local butterfly expert Victor DeMasi and Earthplace naturalist Faith Novella for a walk around our meadows to learn about butterflies! Sturdy shoes, long pants, and tick repellent are highly recommended.

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Frog & Salamander Hike

Join an Earthplace Naturalist on a hike as we follow the chorus of peeps and croaks in search of our amphibious friends. We will head toward the vernal pools and pond to look and listen for frogs and salamanders.

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Mother’s Day Walk

Head to Earthplace for a casual walk to explore the trails with a naturalist and enjoy the spring afternoon. Along the way, we may stop and smell the flowers, look for birds, and see who else calls our Wildlife Sanctuary home. Mothers, families, and everyone are welcome!

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Sunday Morning Ramble

Join an Earthplace Naturalist for a casual walk to explore the trails and enjoy the spring morning. Along the way, we may search under logs, look for birds, and see who else calls our Wildlife Sanctuary home. 

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Eclipse Night Hike

Bundle up and experience the forest at night by the light of the stars!

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Walk with a Purpose with Sierra Club CT & Rep Jonathan Steinberg

Date and Time: Tue, Oct 21, 2025; 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM Organized By: Connecticut Chapter of the Sierra Club…

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Bark, Leaves, and Seeds: A Tree ID Walk

Join naturalist Faith Novella for a walk around the Earthplace gardens and forests to learn all about our native tree species!

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