Events Scrapbook

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!

And OK, I admit, I have been veeeerrry bad at updating this page. But hey, you peeps should send me more PHOTOS! Thanks!

Jennifer
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.

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.

table 3 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.