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Author Archives: Tate Bushell
Birding with the Pound Ridge Land Conservancy
Join PRLC Board member and birding enthusiast Matt Coulter … …bright and early on Sunday morning May 5th at 8am during the best birding week of the entire year as we look for migratory birds at the varied habitats (woodlands, wetland … Continue reading
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Using GPS technology in Land Stewardship
Join the Pound Ridge Land Conservancy on a walk through the beautiful Armstrong Preserve and see how they use Global Positioning System (GPS) technology to map features on their property.  Handheld GPS units use satellites in orbit to identify their exact … Continue reading
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Winter Hike with the Pound Ridge Land Conservancy, Saturday Jan 19th
Join Tate Bushell, the Pound Ridge Land Conservancy’s Land Steward/Educator, on this family-friendly, educational walk through one of our most popular preserves: The Halle Ravine Preserve.  Tate will interpret the winter landscape and provide stories about the Halle Preserve’s plants … Continue reading
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Fall Birding with the Pound Ridge Land Conservancy
Our forests are currently filled with migrating birds: warblers, juncos, hawks, waxwings and more! Join Tate Bushell, the Pound Ridge Land Conservancy’s Land Steward/ Educator, for a walk around the Clark Preserve to explore the lives of some of these birds. … Continue reading
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