Youth Fishing Opening Day at Biscuit City

Thank you to all the families who joined us on April 13th for the the opening day of trout season at the youth-only fishing Scott Evans Memorial Pond at Biscuit City Preserve in Kingston.

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Thanks to Our Monitoring Day Volunteers

We appreciate all the volunteers who made Monitoring Day a success.

Potluck Lecture: Arboricultural Oddities

Ever wonder why some trees have skin-piercing thorns, or produce fruits that stink? On May 1st, join Charles Yurgalevitch, Ph.D., as he explores some of nature’s arboricultural oddities, their adaptations, and how they have evolved over millennia.

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Teach Your Kids How to Fish at Biscuit City on 4/13!

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Help With SKLT’s Most Important Task! Monitoring Day 2024!

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Trees Are Weird! Find Out How & Why! Potluck Lecture March 21

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Rhody Rocks! And So Does Its Rocks! Join the Potluck Lecture 1/18/24

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SKLT EVENTS

Earth Day Cleanup – Wakefield/Saugatucket River

04/21/2024 9:00 am

Potluck Lecture: Arboricultural Oddities w. Charles Yurgalevitch

05/01/2024 6:00 pm

Walk & Talk: Plants & Trees of the DuVal Trail

06/13/2024 9:00 am

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