by Nate McCullin | Beyond the Barways
March mowing: West meadow, Westport Woods Conservation Park What is it about March? In Southern New England, there are a variety of reasons March presents the ideal window to mow and cut back our meadows, including considerations for breeding mammals and amphibians,...
by Charlotte Greeson | Beyond the Barways
Brendan hanging a bird box, Walt’s Farm 2021 WLCT’s Tuesday Trail Team turns 10 in 2024 and we’re reflecting on the various people who have made this spectacular volunteer crew such a success. We’ll be sharing our conversations throughout the year. The Tuesday...
by Charlotte Greeson | Beyond the Barways
Annie (in red) building bridges at Herb Hadfield WLCT’s Tuesday Trail Team turns 10 in 2024 and we’re reflecting on the various people who have made this spectacular volunteer crew such a success. We’ll be sharing our conversations throughout the...
by Charlotte Greeson | Beyond the Barways
Steve, center, at Westport Woods with one of the completed farm gates, 2019 WLCT’s Tuesday Trail Team turns 10 in 2024 and we’re reflecting on the various people who have made this spectacular volunteer crew such a success. We’ll be sharing our...
by Ross Moran | Beyond the Barways
As Hurricane Lee passed by this weekend, it left behind a variety of trees that have been uprooted or completely fallen as a result of the wind. Trees are the stalwarts of our New England landscape, from the oak tree which provides habitat for more wildlife and...
