Land & Water Conservation Science Panel Jan, 24

Join us for a Science Panel discussion moderated by Greebelt President Kate Bowditch.

Panelists:

Barbara Warren, Salem Sound Coast Watch

Priscilla Brooks, Women Working for Oceans, Conservation Law Foundation

Kaitlyn Shaw, Ipswich River Watershed Association

WHERE: Byfield Community Arts Center, Byfield

WHEN: Thursday, January 24, 6:30-8:30 pm

FREE

Photo credit: Jerry Monkman, http://ecophotography.com/

Learn about how land and water conservation are interdependent, and what the latest science says we can do to preserve our ecological treasures in an era of climate change. No scientific background needed! All are welcome.

Winter Wander Jan, 27

Join Greenbelt and Haverhill Trails Committee on a walk or snowshoe through Winnekenni Park Conservation Area. We'll see Kenoza Lake and Winnekenni Castle from the trails and enjoy the winter landscape as we go.

WHERE: Winnekeni Park Conservation Area, Haverhill, MA

WHEN: Sunday, January 27, 2019. 1:00-3:00 pm

*If the weather calls for it, please bring your own snowshoes. A limited number of pairs maybe borrowed from ECGA. Please contact Jane at jane@ecga.org to reserve a pair.

*Photo credit: Jerry Monkman

Great Marsh Resiliency Project Feb, 06

Speaker: Wayne Castonguay, Ipswich River Watershed Association

WHERE: Salisbury Public Library, Salisbury

WHEN: Wednesday, February 6, 1:00-3:00 pm

FREE

Wayne Castonguay is a member of the PIE-Rivers (Parker, Ipswich, Essex) Municipal Engagement Sub-committee which works with towns to identify needs and tools for adapting to climate change. He will discuss the Resiliency Project's goals and some of the key data and tools towns can use to prepare for climate-related changes we can expect to see along the coast and in the local watersheds.

Photo credit: Jerry Monkman, http://ecophotography.com/