Newsletter

Tracks & Trails, our membership newsletter, goes to members four times a year. Full of interesting articles, upcoming events, profiles, newsbriefs, and so much more.

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Winter 2018-19

Martens; Staff Profile: Sharon Warga; Beneath the Ice; Plant Spotlight; and more.

Fall 2018

Tamaracks; Volunteer Profile: Tessa Tremblay; Naturalist's Corner: Bats; and more.

Summer 2018

Turkey Vultures; Trustee Profile: David Martin; Naturalists's Corner: Stories to Tell; and more.

Spring 2018

Walking on Water; Member Profile: The Fuller Family; Naturalist's Corner: Awaiting the Arrival of Tree Swallows; and more.

Winter 2017-18

Ruffed Grouse; Staff Profile: Dale Lary; Naturalists's Corner: Moving Through Snow; and more.

Fall 2017

Whitetail Ways; Volunteer Profile: The Courret Family; Naturalist's Corner: Autumn in the Summer; and more.

Summer 2017

Predatory Plants; Trustee Profile: Harriet Harris; Naturalists's Corner: Unexpected Summer Visitors; and more.

Spring 2017

Spring Synchrony; Member Profile: Ruth McLaughlin; Naturalists's Corner: Heron of the Night; and more.

Heather Lynn Andrews, 07/25/24
Such a great place for the whole family.
Sandra Lungariello, 06/10/18
My Husband and I stopped here on the way home from visiting Mt. Washington, and we were pleasantly surprised! It was very clean and well maintained, and there were a lot of healthy active animals. We did the live animal exhibit trail...I’m pregnant and wanted something nice and easy. We took our time and it took about 2 hours (if you have kids, there’s so much to do with them, like a playground and picnic area). There were many benches, most of it was in the shade, no big hills, and it was very stroller friendly and handicap accessible. It was so educational, and lots of care and thought went into all of the exhibits, great for kids and adults! Can’t wait to take the baby back here in a few years!
Brianna Gray, 05/30/22
We came here with our three kids who are 2, 3, and 5. The trail was relaxing and easy, even for little toddler legs and two adults who don't work out consistently. The animals all looked healthy and well taken care of. Their habitats were very impressive. Glad we came and will go again in the future.
Justin Pierce, 08/09/24
Kaitlin Murray, 09/27/24