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November 2019
Library Story Hours
Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust is pleased to be able to provide free, family-friendly, nature-focused story and activity hours at select libraries in Jefferson, Lewis and Oneida Counties this fall! Contact your library to let them know you'll be attending an upcoming program - see our list below! These programs are partially funded by generous grants from the Northern New York Youth Philanthropy Council, the David G. Gregor and Alex C. Velto Community Funds, and the Community Foundation of Herkimer…
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Winter Hike on Murray Trail
Let’s celebrate the arrival of December! Head outside for a free, family-friendly hike at the Development Authority of the North Country’s Murray Agricultural Heritage Trail in Rodman. We'll get outside to enjoy the day, then warm up inside DANC’s Murray Center building at the end of the hike, with hot cocoa and snacks provided by the land trust. Hikers will meet at the Murray Trail parking area on NYS Route 177 at 10 am. The parking lot is located on…
read more »January 2020
First Day Hike
Get a head start on your New Year's resolution! Join us for some fresh air and exercise with your friends and family. An easy walk through the woods at the Joseph A. Blake Wildlife Sanctuary - bring your snowshoes or cross country skis if there is snow. THTLT will provide hot beverages and snacks!
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Black River Forest Hike, Ski or Snowshoe Day
We are partnering with the Black River Outdoor Education Program (BROEP) in Boonville, NY, for a hike, snowshoe and cross country ski on the Black River Forest Trails near Forestport and hope you can join us! Cross-country skis, boots, poles, and snowshoes are available free of charge for those not bringing their own equipment. BROEP can also supply snow pants, ski boots, hats, mittens, and more. Everything you need to ski or snowshoe comfortably is available if you need it.…
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Whooo Wants to Prowl for Owls
December through February are the North Country months when woodland owls are most active—setting up territories, pairing up, and nesting. And, night-time is the right time to look for these amazing birds of prey! Join us as we attempt to see or hear Eastern Screech, Barred, or Great Horned Owls at the wildlife sanctuary on two evenings right around sunset. Plan to meet at the Joseph A. Blake Wildlife Sanctuary parking lot at 31270 Middle Road, in Rutland, NY. Look…
read more »February 2020
Jackson Hill Trails Hike, Ski or Snowshoe
We are partnering with the Black River Outdoor Education Program (BROEP) in Boonville, NY, for a hike, snowshoe and cross country ski on the Jackson Hill Trails near Boonville and hope you can join us! Cross-country skis, boots, poles, and snowshoes are available free of charge for those not bringing their own equipment. BROEP can also supply snow pants, ski boots, hats, mittens, and more. Everything you need to ski or snowshoe comfortably is available if you need it. All…
read more »Whooo Wants to Prowl for Owls
December through February are the North Country months when woodland owls are most active—setting up territories, pairing up, and nesting. And, night-time is the right time to look for these amazing birds of prey! Join us as we attempt to see or hear Eastern Screech, Barred, or Great Horned Owls at the wildlife sanctuary on two evenings right around sunset. Plan to meet at the Joseph A. Blake Wildlife Sanctuary parking lot at 31270 Middle Road, in Rutland, NY. Look…
read more »March 2020
Volunteer Monitor Training
You can help protect the Trenton Greenbelt and other areas from invasive species! Join Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust and SLELO-PRISM for a guided hike on Saturday, March 7, from 10:30 am to Noon at the Trenton Greenbelt Trails. This event is free and open to the public. Snacks and beverages will be provided. We will be outside for the entire workshop, so make sure and dress for the weather! An invasive insect called Hemlock Woolly Adelgid (HWA) kills hemlock…
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Winter “Pick Me Up” Snowshoe Hike
Landowners, Cary Fassler and Deb Kahkejian will lead us along this moderate three mile hike of their trail system. You’ll experience forestland, rolling meadows, and wetlands that are home to a variety of wildlife on this 970-acre Land Trust property, protected by THTLT. We’ll meet at the Fassler and Kahkejian residence at 398 State Route 69, Williamstown, NY (mailing address is Williamstown, actual location is just east of Amboy). Look for a Tug Hill Tomorrow Land Trust sandwich board that…
read more »June 2020
Volunteer Trail Work Days on Tug Hill
Do you like being outside and on trails? If so, we would love for you to join us on one of our trail work days as we maintain and clear sections of the Tug Hill Traverse Trail in the heart of Tug Hill. If you are interested, you can register by clicking the link below and we will send directions and more details. Please send any questions to lgibbs@tughilltomorrow.org. Special note: to keep everyone as safe as possible we will…
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