Events Scrapbook
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Is this not the best showing of Opacum-ness ever?Kay Hunt, our volunteer clerk & director, recently donned this costume to run in the Brimfield Trail Committee's 5K event on April 30th. Thanks, Kay!
Got photos? Send them! Mahalo! Jennifer |
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Russ Cohen has led many wild edibles hikes for us over the years. He's a guru, Thanks Russ!
Visit his website to see a list of his walks and talks. PS- his recipes are delish!!
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Remember, you can purchase things like coloring books, tee shirts, bags, postcards and even Anna Ozolin's print at our events! Just look for Jennifer and her portable Opacum Store! |
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Vernal Pool School with our friend Matt Burne from the Vernal Pool Association!
Thanks Matt! |
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EEEEEEEWWWWWWWW! Phragmities! Non-native invasive taking over our swamp at Opacum Woods! Who cares? WE DO! This is a place where a rare plant thrives. Wanna help? Let us know!
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May 2006- The New Roxbury Land Trust's second annual benefit at The Inn at Woodstock Hill. NRLT operates just south of Opacum in Woodstock, CT. Ladies, in front from right to left: Sara Putnam-Orcutt, Valerie Ietto, both of NRLT; Opacum's Jen Ohop, Jenn Morrison & Carol Childress; and Heath Drury-Boote of NRLT. Gentlemen in rear: NRLT's Bob Zdankiewicz and Paul Coleman, right. |
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In Summer 2006, we saw the installation of the Opacum Woods sign, by John Cloutier & Globe Sign Company in Southbridge This sign and the kiosk and brochures at Opacum Woods, and the kiosk, signage & brochures at the Thompson Family "Forever Wild" Preserve, were paid for in part through a $5,000 grant from Fields Pond Foundation, along with generous matching donations from individuals and businesses who support Opacum Land Trust. |