Loons of NH
From 7pm until 8pm
New rescheduled date.
More than 350 lakes throughout the state are monitored for loons by devoted volunteers. They collect data on number of adult loon, nesting pairs, nesting success, and chick survival. Dana Fox is a longtime volunteer and coordinator with the program. She will share trends they have found over the years and give us a glimpse into the state of the state’s loon population.
Join Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/92740290419
Meeting ID: 927 4029 0419
Naturalist Led Hikes
From 10am until 12pm
At Jackson Field Station
Join Tin Mountain Conservation Center for weekly hikes at the Jackson Field Station property. Every Thursday in July & August. Highlights include the summit of Tin Mountain, a tin mine on the property, and historic homestead, and a mountain pond. Tin Mountain’s naturalist will explain the historic use of the property, help identify plant species, and point out animal signs. These hikes are a great way to explore the lesser trod trails of the White Mountains and avoid the crowds. Participants of all ages a welcome.
Reservations required - please call by the Wednesday prior at noon. Limited to 10 participants.
Program fee of $5/person or $20/family; members free.
Dragonflies & Damselflies of NH
From 7pm until 8pm
Welcome to the fascinating world of the insect order Odonata! You may be familiar with the dragonflies buzzing over your yard in the summer, or the damselflies that land on your kayak, but what do you REALLY know about these ancient insects? This program provides an overview of the biology and ecology of dragonflies and damselflies, from their amazing life cycle (content alert: some pretty crazy reproductive behavior is involved!) to their incredible diversity. It also highlights a few of NH's notable species and their stories, and closes with some results from the “NH Dragonfly Survey,” a five year volunteer-based project that documented the distribution of these insects across the state.
Dr. Pam Hunt has been interested in birds since the tender age of 12, when an uncle took her to Brigantine National Wildlife Refuge in NJ. She is currently an Avian Biologist with NH Audubon and coordinator of the NH Dragonfly Survey.
Zoom Meeting: https://zoom.us/j/97046254579
Meeting ID: 970 4625 4579
Glacial Landforms Field Program
From 10am until noon
At register for location
The Mount Washington Valley is a great place to see some of the outwash landforms created by the melting of the continental glacier during the Wisconsin glaciation. Participants will visit and learn how to identify the features of an esker, kettle hole pond and other glacial landforms. There will be an optional roadside visit to nearby kame terrace and delta deposits afterwards as well.
Space is limited and registration is required. Call 447-6991 to reserve a space. Suggested donation of $5/person; members are free.
Naturalist Led Hikes
From 10am until 12pm
At Jackson Field Station
Join Tin Mountain Conservation Center for weekly hikes at the Jackson Field Station property. Every Thursday in July & August. Highlights include the summit of Tin Mountain, a tin mine on the property, and historic homestead, and a mountain pond. Tin Mountain’s naturalist will explain the historic use of the property, help identify plant species, and point out animal signs. These hikes are a great way to explore the lesser trod trails of the White Mountains and avoid the crowds. Participants of all ages a welcome.
Reservations required - please call by the Wednesday prior at noon. Limited to 10 participants.
Program fee of $5/person or $20/family; members free.
Umbagog Canoe Trip
From 6:30am until 5pm
Ply the waters of Lake Umbagog National Wildlife Refuge where loons, bald eagles, osprey, and moose abound. Bring binoculars and a hearty lunch. Use your own canoe/kayak or borrow ours.
Space is limited and reservations are required; please call 447-6991. $10/person.
Naturalist Led Hikes
From 10am until 12pm
At Jackson Field Station
Join Tin Mountain Conservation Center for weekly hikes at the Jackson Field Station property. Every Thursday in July & August. Highlights include the summit of Tin Mountain, a tin mine on the property, and historic homestead, and a mountain pond. Tin Mountain’s naturalist will explain the historic use of the property, help identify plant species, and point out animal signs. These hikes are a great way to explore the lesser trod trails of the White Mountains and avoid the crowds. Participants of all ages a welcome.
Reservations required - please call by the Wednesday prior at noon. Limited to 10 participants.
Program fee of $5/person or $20/family; members free.
Ecology & Moths of the Pine Barrens
From 7pm until 8pm
It’s National Moth Week! Time to celebrate the beauty, life cycles, and habitats of moths. Join Jeff Lougee from The Nature Conservancy to learn about some of the more unique moths found in New Hampshire. The Ossipee Pine Barrens is home to nearly two dozen rare and endangered moth species, many of which are restricted to the habitat found in the pine barrens.
Zoom link to come.
Naturalist Led Hikes
From 10am until 12pm
At Jackson Field Station
Join Tin Mountain Conservation Center for weekly hikes at the Jackson Field Station property. Every Thursday in July & August. Highlights include the summit of Tin Mountain, a tin mine on the property, and historic homestead, and a mountain pond. Tin Mountain’s naturalist will explain the historic use of the property, help identify plant species, and point out animal signs. These hikes are a great way to explore the lesser trod trails of the White Mountains and avoid the crowds. Participants of all ages a welcome.
Reservations required - please call by the Wednesday prior at noon. Limited to 10 participants.
Program fee of $5/person or $20/family; members free.
Naturalist Led Hikes
From 10am until 12pm
At Jackson Field Station
Join Tin Mountain Conservation Center for weekly hikes at the Jackson Field Station property. Every Thursday in July & August. Highlights include the summit of Tin Mountain, a tin mine on the property, and historic homestead, and a mountain pond. Tin Mountain’s naturalist will explain the historic use of the property, help identify plant species, and point out animal signs. These hikes are a great way to explore the lesser trod trails of the White Mountains and avoid the crowds. Participants of all ages a welcome.
Reservations required - please call by the Wednesday prior at noon. Limited to 10 participants.
Program fee of $5/person or $20/family; members free.
Naturalist Led Hikes
From 10am until 12pm
At Jackson Field Station
Join Tin Mountain Conservation Center for weekly hikes at the Jackson Field Station property. Every Thursday in July & August. Highlights include the summit of Tin Mountain, a tin mine on the property, and historic homestead, and a mountain pond. Tin Mountain’s naturalist will explain the historic use of the property, help identify plant species, and point out animal signs. These hikes are a great way to explore the lesser trod trails of the White Mountains and avoid the crowds. Participants of all ages a welcome.
Reservations required - please call by the Wednesday prior at noon. Limited to 10 participants.
Program fee of $5/person or $20/family; members free.
Naturalist Led Hikes
From 10am until 12pm
At Jackson Field Station
Join Tin Mountain Conservation Center for weekly hikes at the Jackson Field Station property. Every Thursday in July & August. Highlights include the summit of Tin Mountain, a tin mine on the property, and historic homestead, and a mountain pond. Tin Mountain’s naturalist will explain the historic use of the property, help identify plant species, and point out animal signs. These hikes are a great way to explore the lesser trod trails of the White Mountains and avoid the crowds. Participants of all ages a welcome.
Reservations required - please call by the Wednesday prior at noon. Limited to 10 participants.
Program fee of $5/person or $20/family; members free.
Naturalist Led Hikes
From 10am until 12pm
At Jackson Field Station
Join Tin Mountain Conservation Center for weekly hikes at the Jackson Field Station property. Every Thursday in July & August. Highlights include the summit of Tin Mountain, a tin mine on the property, and historic homestead, and a mountain pond. Tin Mountain’s naturalist will explain the historic use of the property, help identify plant species, and point out animal signs. These hikes are a great way to explore the lesser trod trails of the White Mountains and avoid the crowds. Participants of all ages a welcome.
Reservations required - please call by the Wednesday prior at noon. Limited to 10 participants.
Program fee of $5/person or $20/family; members free.