Please join the Attleboro Land Trust for the first event of Earth Week on Monday (4/19) between 11am-3pm for an amazing scavenger hunt activity at the Nickerson Walking Woods Preserve. Please make sure that everyone in your party is registered for the event below. There will be print out copies of the scavenger hunt along with a downloadable option for your phone. This an opportunity to get your kids outside and learning new things about the natural world. Pamphlets containing the trail map will be provided along with clearly marked trails so do not worry if you have not visited the property before. The duration of your stay should be about an hour so as not to overlap with the next group. All children must be accompanied by an adult for the entire duration of the event.
The address for the preserve is 221 Richardson Avenue, Attleboro MA or easily found by searching for it on Google Maps. Please visit our website for trail maps and/or directions for the preserve: http://attleborolandtrust.org/nickerson/
With the pandemic still around, we all must do our part to protect one another. With that in mind, there are a limited number of spots for this event. We require face masks for all participants which cover the nose and mouth. Social distancing is required when interacting with folks outside of the pod that you come to the event with. Thanks for understanding and adhering to these rules!
If you have any questions or requests for this event, feel free to email us at evanfosterALT@gmail.com
If you would like to volunteer for the land trust, please email us at: attleborolandtrust@gmail.com
If you would like to donate, please visit: http://attleborolandtrust.org/donate/
Please join the Attleboro Land Trust for the second event of Earth Week on Tuesday (4/20) between 11am-3pm for an exploration activity with your kids at Larson Woodland. Please make sure that everyone in your party is registered for the event below. All of the necessary materials for the event will be supplied. This an opportunity to get your kids outside and learning new things about the natural world. Pamphlets containing the trail map will be provided so do not worry if you have not visited the property before. The duration of your stay should be about an hour so as not to overlap with the next group. All children must be accompanied by an adult for the entire duration of the event.
The address for the preserve is 50 Watson Avenue, Attleboro MA or easily found by searching for it on Google Maps. Please visit our website for trail maps and/or directions for the preserve: http://attleborolandtrust.org/larson/
With the pandemic still around, we all must do our part to protect one another. With that in mind, there are a limited number of spots for this event. We require face masks for all participants which cover the nose and mouth. Social distancing is required when interacting with folks outside of the pod that you come to the event with. Thanks for understanding and adhering to these rules!
If you have any questions or requests for this event, feel free to email us at evanfosterALT@gmail.com
If you would like to volunteer for the land trust, please email us at: attleborolandtrust@gmail.com
If you would like to donate, please visit: http://attleborolandtrust.org/donate/
Please join the Attleboro Land Trust for the third event of Earth Week on Wednesday (4/21) between 11am-3pm for a nature art event at the Deborah and Roger Richardson Nature Preserve. Please make sure that everyone in your party is registered for the event below. All of the necessary materials for the event will be supplied. This an opportunity to get your kids outside and creating art while learning new things about the natural world. Pamphlets containing the trail map will be provided so do not worry if you have not visited the property before. The duration of your stay should be about an hour so as not to overlap with the next group. All children must be accompanied by an adult for the entire duration of the event.
The address for the preserve is 577B Wilmarth Street, Attleboro MA or easily found by searching for it on Google Maps. Please visit our website for trail maps and/or directions for the preserve: http://attleborolandtrust.org/richardson/
With the pandemic still around, we all must do our part to protect one another. With that in mind, there are a limited number of spots for this event. We require face masks for all participants which cover the nose and mouth. Social distancing is required when interacting with folks outside of the pod that you come to the event with. Thanks for understanding and adhering to these rules!
If you have any questions or requests for this event, feel free to email us at evanfosterALT@gmail.com
If you would like to volunteer for the land trust, please email us at: attleborolandtrust@gmail.com
If you would like to donate, please visit: http://attleborolandtrust.org/donate/
Please join the Attleboro Land Trust for the fourth event of Earth Week on Monday (4/22 – Earth Day!!) between 11am-3pm for an amazing scavenger hunt activity at the Nickerson Walking Woods Preserve. Please make sure that everyone in your party is registered for the event below. There will be print out copies of the scavenger hunt along with a downloadable option for your phone. This an opportunity to get your kids outside and learning new things about the natural world. Pamphlets containing the trail map will be provided along with clearly marked trails so do not worry if you have not visited the property before. The duration of your stay should be about an hour so as not to overlap with the next group. All children must be accompanied by an adult for the entire duration of the event.
The address for the preserve is 221 Richardson Avenue, Attleboro MA or easily found by searching for it on Google Maps. Please visit our website for trail maps and/or directions for the preserve: http://attleborolandtrust.org/nickerson/
With the pandemic still around, we all must do our part to protect one another. With that in mind, there are a limited number of spots for this event. We require face masks for all participants which cover the nose and mouth. Social distancing is required when interacting with folks outside of the pod that you come to the event with. Thanks for understanding and adhering to these rules!
If you have any questions or requests for this event, feel free to email us at evanfosterALT@gmail.com
If you would like to volunteer for the land trust, please email us at: attleborolandtrust@gmail.com
If you would like to donate, please visit: http://attleborolandtrust.org/donate/
Please join the Attleboro Land Trust for the final event of Earth Week on Friday (4/23) between 11am-3pm for a tree identification event on the Deborah and Roger Richardson Nature Preserve. Please make sure that everyone in your party is registered for the event below. All of the necessary materials for the event will be supplied. This an opportunity to get your kids outside and learning how to identify different tree species on the property. Pamphlets containing the trail map will be provided so do not worry if you have not visited the property before. The duration of your stay should be about an hour so as not to overlap with the next group. All children must be accompanied by an adult for the entire duration of the event.
The address for the preserve is 577B Wilmarth Street, Attleboro MA or easily found by searching for it on Google Maps. Please visit our website for trail maps and/or directions for the preserve: http://attleborolandtrust.org/richardson/
With the pandemic still around, we all must do our part to protect one another. With that in mind, there are a limited number of spots for this event. We require face masks for all participants which cover the nose and mouth. Social distancing is required when interacting with folks outside of the pod that you come to the event with. Thanks for understanding and adhering to these rules!
If you have any questions or requests for this event, feel free to email us at evanfosterALT@gmail.com
If you would like to volunteer for the land trust, please email us at: attleborolandtrust@gmail.com
If you would like to donate, please visit: http://attleborolandtrust.org/donate/