Happy Earth Day!

From The 300 Committee Land TrustI

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WE HOPE YOU WILL JOIN US FOR:

Migration Mondays...four early morning spring birding adventures

Walk Leader: Mike Tucker 401-481-7004

please call or text with questions about the walks, weather cancellations, etc.

Mondays, 7 to 9:00 AM

Start your day and week off right with Mike Tucker and friends on these Monday morning walks. It's an exciting time of year when many of our nesting birds are returning and a wide variety of species are passing through on their way north. Possible sightings include warblers, vireos, thrushes, sparrows and more. Birders of all levels are welcome as we explore local trails for the signs and sounds of our beautiful spring birds. 

No pre-registration required.

Monday, April 29

Breivogel Ponds Conservation Area

Park and meet at the parking area for Breivogel Ponds, 590 Blacksmith Shop Rd, East Falmouth.



Monday, May 6

Wing Pond

Park and meet in the unpaved parking area at the end of the drive for #116 N. Falmouth Hwy. (Turning off the main road, you will proceed down the hill and across the Shining Sea Bikeway. Parking area is ahead to the right, near the pond.)

Monday, May 13

Peterson Farm

Park and meet at the Farm. Head south on Woods Hole Road, about 0.7 mile past the intersection with the Shining Sea Bikeway, to McCallum Drive on your right. Take an immediate right at the Falmouth Conservation sign and follow the driveway to lower and upper parking areas.



Monday, May 20

Lower Coonamessett River Conservation Lands

Park and meet at the large unpaved parking area at 58 John Parker Road (entrance is directly opposite Clark Street).

We hope you'll join us for the final talk in

our Winter-Spring Speaker Series

Speaker Series Talk #4:

Thursday, April 25, 7 PM

Falmouth Museums on the Green Cultural Center*

Picking your Battles with Invasive Plants

Karro Frost is the Conservation Planning Botanist for the Massachusetts Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program, based in Westborough, MA. Her work is focused on the Endangered, Threatened and Special Concern plant species in the state, which sometimes includes removing problem invasive species. In her talk, Karro will discuss why we should be concerned about invasive plant species and how to approach getting rid of them. She will also share information about new invasives that are beginning to show up on Cape Cod. 

*Directions: Plan to park at 35 Katharine Lee Bates Road, or next door, behind the First Congregational Church of Falmouth