Spring Watershed News & Brews Paint for Pollinators: A paint and sip fundraiser event!
Registration required
SPRING News and Brews Paint & Sip
Paint your very own wildflower pollinator portrait and learn about rain gardens and pollinators.
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DEC offers training on best practices to restore lake shorelines
The Shoreland Erosion Control and Restoration Training is a great opportunity for engineers, landscapers, designers, contractors, consultants, project managers, and other site workers. The all-day training will cover lake ecology, permitting and regulations, landscape design, project funding, best practices for using heavy machinery near lakeshores, and other shoreland best management practices.
Eagle Point Wetland Paddle
When: June 21 with a rain date of June 22, 9:30am with a 10am launch
Where: Eagle Point, Halls Creek bridge, Derby
Eagle Point Wildlife Management Area with nearly a mile of lakeshore habitat, provides excellent opportunities to see a variety of wetland and marsh species. Herons, bitterns, snipe, pied-billed grebes, rails, common moorhens, and marsh wrens make up a large portion of the species you will most likely encounter in the marshes of the WMA and many other wetland and terrestrial species.
The paddle will be led by Ben Applegate of MWA.Join MWA for Green Up Day 2025
Saturday, May 3rd, 10:00
Clyde River Clean Up
JOIN US – Again
September 7, 2023 10 A.M. – 1 P.M.
