Event Calendar

Saturday
​June 26th
&
Sunday
​June 27th

Attendance is by reservation only

Spring Fundraiser
Deerfield NH

There will be a Zoom celebration following the in-person event.
Take a Stroll for the Senses through an inspirational outdoor exhibit, our socially-distanced alternative to Breakfast in the Barn. Attendees will be immersed in the wonder of nature through artwork, stories, and our accomplishments. The fundraiser will be held rain or shine on the magnificent homestead of Al Jaeger.
Our goal is to raise $45,000 to support Bear-Paw's continuing work. Please contact a Board member or the Bear-Paw office if you would like to attend.

Forest Therapy Walk
Dearborn Forest - Jama Road, Raymond NH

Need a bit more Zen in your life?
​Bear-Paw Board member Dennis Garnham will lead you on a calming stroll through a beautiful forest, helping to reconnect you with the sense of peace that nature can provide. This 3-hour event will take you (slowly) through Dearborn Forest, one of Bear-Paw's conservation easements.
Suggested donation: $5

Saturday
July 24th

1-4 pm

Thursay
August 5th

6-8 pm

Trivia Night!
Blasty Bough Brew Co., Epsom NH

It will be outstanding - in the Blasty Bough "Beer Field"!
Join us for nature-based trivia questions at McClary Hill Farm, home of Blasty Bough Brewing Company. Bear-Paw holds the conservation easement on part of the farm, which connects to the Epsom Town Forest's trail system- so feel free to show up early and take a hike! Teams may have up to 6 people.
Suggested donation: $5 per person, $20 per team.

Great Brook Trail Walk
Harvey Road, Deerfield NH

Alan Perkins will lead a group along the Great Brook Trail, which passes through beautiful shady woodland and alongside the Great Brook, from the Harvey Road trailhead to the Burbank Woods Preserve. Participants are invited to bring a picnic lunch to eat in the field before walking back individually or as a group.
Suggested donation: $5

TBD

11:00 am

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On-Going Events & Activities

Eco Monitor Program
An online training webinar taught by certified wetland scientist Mark West will allow interested volunteers to expand their knowledge of vernal pools and the aquatic and semi-aquatic animals that use them.
​Once volunteers feel comfortable identifying and working with these ecologically significant wetlands and their inhabitants, we will provide a reference guide and maps of where they can be found on Bear-Paw's public lands. Eco Monitors are invited to explore public access properties at will between April & July, collecting photos & data. The data collected will be used to monitor vernal pool health and conditions and to document changes to these fragile and ephemeral habitats.