• Tug Hill Book Club March Gathering

    RSVPs Requested
    The NEST 132 Franklin St, Watertown, NY, United States

    Join us on Thursday, March 26th, 6:00 - 7:30 pm for our first 2026 Tug Hill Book Club meeting. LOCATION (Changed): The NEST at 132 Franklin St., Watertown, NY. Parking is streetside. We are a friendly, informal group who like to read mostly (but not only) non-fiction books about animals, natural history, cultural history and ... Read more

  • Tug Hill Explorer Animal Tracks and Signs

    FREE: Family Event, RSVPs Requested
    Prospect Free Library 116 State Street, Prospect, NY

    Did you ever run across footprints or other animal signs outside and wonder what animals might have left them there? Come to the Prospect Free Library on Saturday, April 11th, 10:30 - 11:30 am and learn how to figure out who made them! We’ll go over what types of animal tracks and signs we might ... Read more

    Spring/Earth Month Cleanup at Joseph A. Blake Wildlife Sanctuary

    RSVPs Requested

    Please join us in a celebration of Earth Month and the turning of the seasons at the Joseph A. Blake Wildlife Sanctuary! We'll pick up winter's remains of roadside debris and then take a celebratory trail walk. Safety vests, garbage bags, limited hand tools and trash grabbers will be provided. We will wrap up our ... Read more

    April Twilight Owl Exploration at Blake Wildlife Sanctuary

    Reservations Required
    Joseph A. Blake Wildlife Sanctuary 31241 Middle Rd., Watertown, NY

    Join us on a guided twilight exploration, looking and listening for owls at the Joseph A. Blake Wildlife Sanctuary on Friday, February 20th at 5:00 pm. As we enter the forest with our senses alert, we’ll make stops along the way to learn about how nocturnal animals are well-suited to their night-time activities. Registration is required. ... Read more

    Earth Day/Spring Fling at Zoo New York

    Family Friendly Event, No Registration Needed
    Zoo New York 1 Thompson Park, Watertown, NY

    Join us at Zoo New York for a celebration of Earth Day and the Season Kickoff of their expanded seasonal hours! There will be vendors, zookeeper presentations, special guests, animal enrichment, and more!  Come by our booth and say hello, play a game, color a page, take home great activity sheets and information, and learn ... Read more

    Winter Wildlife Webinar Series: OWLS!

    Reservations Required

    Join us online on Thursday, April 30th at 7:00 pm for a webinar hosted by the New York State Tug Hill Commission to learn all about owls! THTLT's Linda Gibbs and Retired NYSDEC Region 6 Wildlife Biologist Irene Mazzocchi will introduce you to the wonder of owls in general, focus on sound and sight owl ... Read more

  • Birds and Bingo at Constable Hall

    Family Friendly Event, RSVPs Requested
    Constable Hall 5909 John Street, Constableville, New York

    Young and old are encouraged to join us for a bird walk followed by a rousing game of Bird Bingo at Constable Hall on Tuesday, May 5th, 6:00 - 8:00 pm. We'll explore the Hall's many bird habitat areas to look and listen for birds while sharing birding tips, tricks and birding apps that come ... Read more

    Tug Hill Book Club May 28 Gathering

    Join us on Thursday, May 28, 6:00 – 7:30 pm for our next Tug Hill Book Club meeting. Our in-person location will be St. Drogo's Coffee and Bake House, 7514 South State Street, Lowville. We are a friendly, informal group who like to read mostly (but not only) non-fiction books about animals, natural history, cultural ... Read more

  • Forest Hike on the Tug Hill Traverse Trail

    Reservations Required

    Come experience the peace of a deep woods hike in the heart of Tug Hill, guided by Cindy Stewart of the Black River Chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club (ADK)! This hike will start at the northern trailhead for the Tug Hill Traverse Trail in the Tug Hill Wildlife Management Area (Tug Hill WMA) east ... Read more