Annual Late Winter Hike and Fireside Singalong - Saturday, March 2nd from 1pm-3pm at Mountain Lakes Park

This short, brisk hike through hilly woods ends in a picturesque clearing with a freshly-lit campfire, hot cocoa and songs.

Our annual late winter hike is family-friendly, always lots of fun, and will be a great way to enjoy the final days of winter. Song lyrics will be provided. The set includes fun, upbeat tunes led by Peter Gross and Mike Gordon. Sturdy, mud-resistant shoes and warm layers are recommended. Please register to receive specific parking instructions. Heavy rain and other inclement weather will reschedule.

Please register for this event at the link below to receive updates:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/annual-late-winter-hike-and-singalong-tickets-825403693667?aff=oddtdtcreator

Sal J. Prezioso Mountain Lakes Park is located at 201 Hawley Rd., North Salem. Specific parking instructions will be sent prior to the event. To learn more about Mountain Lakes Park, visit: 
https://fieldguide.lewisborolandtrust.org/preserves/mountain-lakes-park/

February Nature Meditation Monday, February 26, 2024, 11am-12pm at Old Field Preserve

Unlock the restorative and therapeutic benefits of a mindful nature connection.

Immerse yourself in the calm of nature and start your week with a guided walk that will include a seated meditation in a peaceful clearing of Old Field Preserve. Dedicating focus to each of the five senses, especially while outdoors, will help participants unify and balance their energy with the natural world. It's a great way to unplug from the world and recharge for an hour.

This program is limited to 12 attendees and will be led by Catherine Downs, Reiki Master Teacher, of Reiki 4 All Inc. We recommend wearing sturdy shoes and appropriate layers. There are a few benches available in the garden, but attendees can also bring something to sit on — a blanket, cushion, beach chair, camp chair — or any other props for additional comfort during the seated meditation. Steady rain, snow, dangerous wind, and "feels like" temps below 25℉ will reschedule.

Registration is appreciated: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/february-nature-meditation-tickets-803985521337?aff=oddtdtcreator

The entrance to Old Field Preserve is on the East side of Mead Street (at the intersection of Schoolhouse Road) in Waccabuc. There's plenty of parking in the preserve and on the side of the preserve driveway. To learn about Old Field Preserve visit: https://lewisborolandtrust.org/old-field-preserve

Immerse yourself in an abundance of autumnal beauty at the start of your week with a guided walk that will include a seated meditation in a peaceful clearing in Mount Holly Preserve. Dedicating focus to each of the five senses, especially while outdoors, will help participants unify and balance their energy with the natural world. A great way to unplug from the world and recharge for an hour, which can be especially helpful during the holiday season.

This program is limited to 12 attendees and will be led by Catherine Downs, a certified Reiki professional. We recommend wearing sturdy shoes and appropriate layers. There are a few benches available in the garden, but attendees can also bring something to sit on — a blanket, cushion, beach chair, camp chair — or any other props for additional comfort during the seated meditation. Steady rain or other inclement weather will reschedule.

Sign up here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/november-nature-meditation-tickets-746065581237

Mount Holly Preserve is located between 21 and 25 Mount Holly Road EAST, Katonah. For more information about the preserve, visit https://lewisborolandtrust.org/indian-brook-assemblage

Come walk off those Thanksgiving calories and get outside for some crisp fresh Autumn air at our 9th Annual Day-After-Thanksgiving hike along Lewisboro Land Trust’s Educational Nature Trail at Old Field Preserve. For families wishing to participate in a scavenger hunt, cards will be handed out upon arrival.Plan for almost one hour of mostly easy walking. Sturdy, mud-resistant shoes are recommended. Friendly dogs on leash are welcome. Steady rain and other inclement weather cancels. The entrance to Old Field Preserve is on the East side of Mead Street (at the intersection of Schoolhouse Road) in Waccabuc. Parking in the preserve is at the end of the driveway. To learn more about Old Field Preserve, visit: https://fieldguide.lewisborolandtrust.org/preserves/old-field-preserve/

Advanced registration (ONE TICKET PER FAMILY) is requested at: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/annual-day-after-thanksgiving-hike-tickets-746057075797?aff=oddtdtcreator

Doug Tallamy will guide us in ways to achieve a natural, native environment in our own backyards and communities. Based on the mission of his organization, Homegrown National Park. THIS LECTURE IS SOLD OUT — But there is a Waiting List: https://bit.ly/45kQUDe

September Hike for Health with Naturalist Jeff Main

at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation/Pell Hill

Join naturalist Jeff Main for a guided 4-mile hike into the southern part of the park in search of early signs of foliage change. Jeff's hikes are a wonderful opportunity to learn about the environment around us while getting in a long hike for health. Come just for the morning, or pack a lunch to enjoy a picnic at one of the many areas in the park. This hike is rated moderate due to uneven terrain and length. Please wear sturdy shoes and pack water and snacks. Friendly dogs on leash are welcome.

Registration is not required. If you have any questions, please call the park office at 914-864-7317. Steady rain and other inclement weather will reschedule or cancel. Any location change or updates will be posted on the whiteboard at the entry gate. Entry fee will be waived for this event upon mention that you learned about it from Lewisboro Land Trust. However, we do encourage you to support the park by paying the fee or becoming a member at Trailside Nature Museum because certain levels receive free vehicle entrance to the Reservation throughout the year, and the funds directly benefit the park.

Ward Pound Ridge Reservation is located at Reservation Rd., Pound Ridge, NY 10576. The entrance is off of Route 121/Old Post Rd., just south of Route 35. After passing the gatehouse, keep driving straight to the stop sign at the Trailside Nature Museum, turn right and go to the top of Pell Hill where there is a large parking lot. PLEASE ALLOW EXTRA TIME TO GET INTO THE PARK!

Welcome the arrival of autumn and start your week with a guided EVENING walk that will include a seated meditation in a peaceful garden at Old Field Preserve. Dedicating focus to each of the five senses, especially while outdoors, will help participants unify and balance their energy with the natural world. A great way to unplug from the world and recharge for an hour.

This program is limited to 12 attendees and will be led by Catherine Downs, a certified reiki professional. We recommend wearing sturdy shoes and appropriate layers. There are a few benches available in the clearing , but attendees can also bring something to sit on — a blanket, cushion, beach chair, camp chair — or any other props for additional comfort during the seated meditation. Steady rain or other inclement weather will cancel.

The entrance to Old Field Preserve is on the East side of Mead Street (at the intersection of Schoolhouse Road) in Waccabuc. There's plenty of parking in the preserve and on the side of the preserve driveway.

Space is limited, so advance registration is required at the link below so we can plan for volunteers and communicate any changes with you. 

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/autumn-equinox-evening-meditation-tickets-719334728537

Autumn Equinox Mindful Outdoor Experience - Saturday, September 23, 9am-1pm from Lewisboro Town Park into Ward Pound Ridge Reservation 

Are you excited for the change of the season, crisp air, and falling leaves? Are you looking to reconnect with your intentions after a busy summer? Come celebrate the autumnal equinox with an invigorating 4-mile hike and mindful outdoor experience that will start at the Lewisboro Town Park (upper parking lot) and go into Ward Pound Ridge Reservation. We will wander through the northern end of WPRR, settling down by the Waccabuc River for a mindful experience and lunch.  The event will be led by Tertius Bune of Terrapin Guides. Tertius is a licensed NY State Outdoor Guide and a Kripalu Mindful Outdoor Guide. 

Please come prepared to be outside for a half day with appropriate layers for warmth & light rain, sun protection/sunscreen, bug spray, water/hydration, your own lunch, and a day pack for all of your gear.  If there is steady rain or inclement weather, we will postpone.  This event is not suitable for pets and is recommended for ages 14 and up.

Space is limited, so registration is requested at the link below so we can plan for volunteers and communicate any updates to you. Meet at the uppermost parking lot by the baseball field bleachers at Lewisboro town park just off Route 35. 

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/autumn-equinox-mindful-outdoor-experience-tickets-717747822057

We are pleased to announce that Nature Buddies, led by our nature education specialist, Deanna Novak, will start again soon for an 8-week fall session! Registration is OPEN NOW — the program will start on September 19th. If you don't already have an account, you will need to create one at lewisbororecreation.com (there is a box on their homepage that says "Create An Account") that will take you to a form to complete.

Here are more details about LLT's Nature Buddies program:

Toddlers and their caregivers will explore the natural world through nature walks, stories, songs, art, and engineering projects during this 8-week program. Deanna Novak is a nature-based early education specialist who will offer seasonally relevant themes each week. Children attending should be able to walk independently (or get a piggyback ride from their caregiver) as the nature trails are not stroller friendly. Babies under 10 months are welcome to tag along in carriers. This is an outdoor, all-weather program. However, we will have access to the farmhouse for use of bathroom facilities and in case of unpleasant or inclement weather.

FOR: Boys and Girls, ages 16-36 months, with a caregiver

WHERE: Onatru Farm Park & Preserve

WHEN: Tuesdays OR Thursdays, September 19th - November 9th (makeup dates: November 14th & 16th)

Time: 9:30AM - 11AM

FEE: $160 first child, $80 siblings (max 2 kids per caregiver) -- financial aid is available, please contact the Lewisboro Parks & Recreation office for consideration

Cancer Awareness Hike & Strengthening Session

Join LLT & two-time cancer thriver, Lauren Chiarello Mika, for a mindful hike followed by a standing stretch and core workout.

In honor of the six types of cancer awareness observed in September*, LLT is excited to partner with Lauren to offer a 1-mile moderate intensity mindful hike that will conclude with a standing stretch and core workout in a peaceful wooded clearing. This program is open to patients, survivors and caregivers. All levels are welcome and encouraged.

Space is limited and advance registration is required at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/712614257427?aff=oddtdtcreator

Lauren grew up in the Lewisboro hamlet of Vista, is the founder of Chi Chi Life, a proud twin mom, and a two-time cancer thriver of Hodgkin’s lymphoma. Lauren is a Cancer Exercise Trainer at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and curates mindful corporate wellness workshops. Learn more at www.chichilifenyc.com

Sturdy shoes, pants, a hat, and water bottle are recommended. Steady rain or other inclement weather will reschedule.

Meet at the Mount Holly Preserve entrance located diagonally across from 21 Mount Holly Road EAST, Katonah. For more information about the preserve, visit https://lewisborolandtrust.org/indian-brook-assemblage

* The American Association for Cancer Research recognizes September as the awareness month for Childhood, Leukemia and Lymphoma, Ovarian, Prostrate, Thyroid, and Uterine cancers.

We are honored to participate in the regional Hudson River Ramble, for the 12th year in a row, on Saturday, September 16th from 10-12pm.

Description: Mt. Holly Preserve Hike with Optional Nature Meditation. Meet at main entrance across from 21 Mt. Holly Road EAST, Katonah.

Discover this small gem of a preserve tucked away from it all in Northern Westchester. This 2-mile, moderate hike will be led by the preserve steward and Lewisboro Land Trust (LLT) board member, Paul Collura, who has made many improvements to the trails since the preserve was transferred to LLT from The Nature Conservancy in 2020. An optional guided nature meditation will take place at the end of the hike in a woodland clearing created by a local Eagle Scout.

Register at: events@lewisborolandtrust.org

This program allows toddlers to walk at their own pace, stopping to explore along the way. September is when the meadow will be full of insects and butterflies to observe, and Old Field Preserve is a wonderful location to return to often and observe the changes in the landscape, fostering a keen awareness of seasons and the cycles of nature. This program will be led by LLT”s nature education specialist Deanna Novak who specializes in this age group. While designed for ages 1-3 years old, all ages are welcome.

Sturdy shoes, pants, and layers are recommended. Heavy rain and other inclement weather will cancel (we will still hike in light rain). The entrance to Old Field Preserve is on the East side of Mead Street (at the intersection of Schoolhouse Road) in Waccabuc. There's plenty of parking in the preserve and on the side of the preserve driveway.

Advance registration at the link below is appreciated so we can plan for volunteers and communicate any changes with you, but is no longer required. 

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/toddler-meadow-walk-tickets-712609392877?aff=oddtdtcreatora

September Preschool Meadow Hike

We are excited to see our preschool friends again for a new season of nature adventures and learning. In September we will explore the meadow, look for butterflies, and go for a nature walk through the shrubland and woodlands at Old Field Preserve in Waccabuc.

Our free monthly preschool hikes are designed to provide opportunities to learn about nature and socialize in a loosely-structured environment. This program will be led by LLT’s early-education specialist, Deanna Novak, and is recommended for ages 3-5 years, but all ages are welcome. Sturdy shoes, water, hats, and bug spray are recommended. Steady rain and other inclement weather cancels.

Advance registration is appreciated at the link below so we can communicate any updates or changes.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/september-preschool-hike-tickets-708152562377?aff=oddtdtcreator

The entrance to Old Field Preserve is on Mead Street -- just north of Rte. 35 -- at the intersection of Schoolhouse Rd. in Waccabuc. There is plenty of parking in the preserve and on the side of the preserve driveway. To learn more about Old Field Preserve visit https://fieldguide.lewisborolandtrust.org/preserves/old-field-preserve/

Seniors Butterflies & Blooms Walk - Thursday, September 7th, 10:30am-12pm at Old Field Preserve in Waccabuc

Seniors are invited to join Lewisboro Land Trust for a guided walk through a blooming meadow teeming with butterflies and more! This will be a 1-mile, 30-minute walk along LLT's educational Nature Trail with Bobbe Stultz. A shorter option with Cath Downs will be available. We will end in the Meditation Garden with refreshments.

We recommend wearing sturdy shoes, appropriate layers, and water. Steady rain or other inclement weather will cancel. Advance registration is appreciated at the link below:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/seniors-butterflies-blooms-walk-tickets-708142191357?aff=oddtdtcreator

Meet at the Old Field Preserve parking lot (the entrance is on Mead Street -- just north of Rte. 35 -- at the intersection of Schoolhouse Rd. in Waccabuc). There is plenty of parking. To learn more about Old Field Preserve visit

https://fieldguide.lewisborolandtrust.org/preserves/old-field-preserve/

Are you eager to forge a deeper connection with  nature? Or looking to find balance between screen time and green time in an age of unprecedented technology use? Lewisboro Land Trust is excited to partner with certified Mindful Outdoor Experience guide Tertius Bune to bring a new kind of program to our preserves that will help you combine mindfulness and nature and strengthen your wilderness connection, leaving you in tune with nature, yourself, and the community. In this introductory session, Tertius will guide the group through a nine-step process designed by the Kripalu School of Mindful Outdoor Learning to optimize exploring and connecting with our senses. This is a great opportunity to disconnect from stress and reconnect with all that nature has to offer. 

This program is free, recommended for ages 14 and up, and dogs will not be permitted. Space is limited to 20 individuals, so advance registration is required at the link below. Please remember to cancel or inform us if you’re unable to make it in case the event has a waiting list. 

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mindful-outdoor-experience-tickets-680384356927

This hike is rated moderate due to uneven terrain and will be about 1-2 miles. We recommend wearing sturdy shoes, appropriate layers, a hat, and bug spray. We also recommend packing water, a light snack of preference, and a towel or mat to sit on (optional). Steady rain or other inclement weather will reschedule, in which case an email will be sent to registered participants.

The entrance to LLT’s Marian Yarrow Preserve is located directly across from 508 Mt. Holly Road, Katonah.

Seniors Birding Walk & Picnic - Thursday, July 13th, 10:30am-12:30pm at Bedford Audubon’s Bylane Farm

LLT is delighted to partner with Bedford Audubon to host a special seniors walk at Bylane Farm where we will learn about and observe birds, butterflies, and moths with naturalist Tait Johansson. The program will end with a casual picnic lunch on the patio that will allow participants to enjoy more time to socialize and enjoy the sanctuary.

Steady rain and other inclement weather cancels. Bedford Audubon is located at 35 Todd Road, Katonah, NY.

This program is free, but space is limited so advance registration is required and limited to 30 individuals, so please reserve the total number of tickets you will need. Please remember to cancel or inform us if you’re unable to make it in case the event has a waiting list.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/seniors-birding-walk-picnic-tickets-669019875457?aff=oddtdtcreator

Create one-of-a-kind paintings using objects found in nature

This program will start with a hike along the Nature Trail to gather materials (please bring a basket or bucket). We will finish at the meditation garden where local artist Jessica Soininen-Eddis, will guide participants in creating their own set of paint brushes and work of art. Everyone will also have an opportunity to contribute to a large-scale collaborative mural.

All ages are welcome. Supplies will be provided and refreshments will be served. Sturdy shoes, long pants and hats are recommended. Inclement date will be the following day, Sunday, July 9th at 10am.

The entrance to Old Field Preserve is on the East side of Mead Street (at the intersection of Schoolhouse Road) in Waccabuc. There's plenty of parking in the preserve and on the side of the preserve driveway.

Advance registration is requested due to limited space in the garden and so we can plan for volunteers and communicate any changes with you. 

Register:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/paint-with-nature-tickets-667807388877?aff=oddtdtcreator

International Yoga Day Celebrations - Wednesday, June 21st, 10am (adults only) & 2pm (family) at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation/Michigan Road

Lewisboro Land Trust invites you to celebrate International Yoga Day (& the first day of summer!) in nature with two programs – a gentle morning session for adults only, and an energetic afternoon session for families

10am Gentle Yoga for Adults with Dana Covello

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/international-yoga-day-for-adults-tickets-657770628657

2pm Energizing Yoga for Families with Marisa Lieberman

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/copy-of-international-yoga-day-for-families-tickets-658468716657

Both programs will start with a short walk through the woods before arriving at a peaceful field where participants will enjoy a customized standing yoga sequence that will end with a peaceful nature meditation. Props are not required, but a yoga mat, blanket, towel, or chair would be helpful to enjoy sitting or laying in the field for relaxation poses at the end.

Space is limited, so registration is required. Steady rain and other inclement weather will cancel. 

Meet at the Michigan Road parking lot in Ward Pound Ridge Reservation, which is located at Reservation Rd., Pound Ridge, NY 10576. The entrance is off of Route 121/Old Post Rd. just south of Route 35. Entrance to the park will be FREE. After entering, take the first right onto Michigan Rd., follow it all the way to the parking lot at the end. Signs will be placed to help you find it. PLEASE ALLOW EXTRA TIME TO GET INTO THE PARK.

Learn about Ferns on Father’s Day - An Educational Hike - Sunday, June 18th from 10-11:30am at Marian Yarrow Preserve

Naturalist Eric Stone of Rewilding School will lead a tour of Marian Yarrow Preserve and teach us about ferns and much more!

Ferns are ubiquitous throughout Lewisboro, yet often underestimated in their ecological value. This small-group program aims to educate participants about the value of ferns in our landscape. This hike is rated easy. Sturdy shoes, long pants, hats, and water are recommended. Light refreshments will be served at the end.

Space is limited and advance registration is required at: 
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/fathers-day-educational-hike-tickets-655864517427

Marian Yarrow Preserve is located on the East side of Mt. Holly Rd., 0.3 miles south of Todd Rd., across from 508 Mt. Holly Road. To learn more about Marian Yarrow Preserve, visit our online field guide: 
https://fieldguide.lewisborolandtrust.org/preserves/indian-brook-assemblage/ 
Photo credit: SMD Iyengar

Rescheduled for Saturday, June 17th — Registration has re-Opened!

Join us for a magical evening. Shawn Stevens is a member of the Stockbridge-Munsee Tribe and is a Native American Drummer and Storyteller. Please bring your own picnic, lawn chairs, and blankets to sit on.

Ward Pound Ridge Reservation’s entrance is off of Route 121/Old Post Rd. just south of Route 35 in Cross River. Parking will be just before the entry booth on the left. Park staff will be there to direct you.

Shawn Stevens is presented by Lewisboro Land Trust with support from Friends of Trailside. Special thanks to Jeff Main and the crew at Ward Pound Ridge Reservation.

Reservations are required as seating will be limited: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/native-american-concert-and-community-picnic-tickets-628854770547

Learn about different pollinator plants and how to create a garden of any size that will help wildlife flourish!

Pollinator plants provide valuable sources of food and shelter for wildlife. At this garden workshop, local nature educator Deanna Novak will teach us about the different plants and provide recommendations that will inform the creation of your own one-of-a-kind pollinator garden. A variety of seedlings and seeds will be provided, with a focus on native plants that are especially beneficial. We recommend bringing your own containers, but we will also have some available. Please bring your own gloves. Hats and sunscreen are also recommended.

We will meet in the field by the community garden behind the farmhouse and begin the program with an introduction and creative inspiration before we break into small groups for some hands-on planting together.

Steady rain will move the event to the following day, Sunday, May 21, 2023 at the same time. Rain on both days will reschedule for the soonest possible date. This event is best suited for ages 5 and up. Sorry, we do not recommend bringing dogs to this event.

Advance registration is required at the link below so that we can plan for supplies and volunteers. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/pollinator-garden-workshop-tickets-635968608227

This will be a good program for anyone with limited mobility as there isn't much walking and other accommodations can be made. PLEASE CONTACT US FOR ANY SPECIAL REQUESTS OR CIRCUMSTANCES.

Onatru Farm Park is located at 99 Elmwood Rd. in South Salem. We will meet in the field by the community garden, so park as close to the farmhouse as possible. We will have signs directing you. 

Mother’s Day Ladies Only Hike - Sunday, May 14th from 11am-12:30pm, Marian Yarrow Preserve

After enjoying breakfast in bed (hopefully!), we invite all moms (and other ladies) to ditch the family for a couple of hours and join us for a brisk social hike along the large loop of the preserve, passing through wooded forest, wetlands, along a stream, and by the hidden lake. All ladies (regardless of motherhood status) are welcome, as well as babies under 2 in carriers and friendly dogs on leash. Refreshments will be served and flowering plants given out at the end. 

This hike is rated moderate and will be about 1.5-2 miles. Sturdy, mud-resistant shoes are recommended. Steady rain and other inclement weather will cancel.

Advance registration is appreciated so we can plan for enough volunteers and refreshments. 

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mothers-day-ladies-only-hike-tickets-632064210067

Marian Yarrow Preserve is located on the East side of Mt. Holly Rd., Katonah, directly across from #508. It is 0.3 miles south of Todd Rd. To learn more about Marian Yarrow Preserve, visit our online field guide:

https://fieldguide.lewisborolandtrust.org/preserves/indian-brook-assemblage/

Image credit: Kristina Schmidt

Long Spring Hike from Lewisboro Town Park into Ward Pound Ridge Reservation - Saturday, May 13, 9am-12pm 

Hike the back way into Ward Pound Ridge Reservation from Lewisboro Town Park with LLT board member Paul Collura.

This long (5-6 miles), brisk Spring hike will make its way through the forest and along Cross River to Kimberley Bridge before returning to the town park. This hike is rated moderate in speed and terrain. Wear sturdy shoes, warm layers, and carry water and snacks as needed. This hike is recommended for age 9 & up due to length and pace. Friendly dogs ON LEASH are welcome. Steady rain and other inclement weather will cancel.

Registration requested but not required at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/long-spring-hike-tickets-632051221217

Meet at the uppermost parking lot by the baseball field bleachers at Lewisboro town park just off Route 35. Registration is recommended so we can communicate updates to you and plan for volunteers. 

May Toddler Meadow Walk at Old Field Preserve in Waccabuc - Friday, May 12, 9:30-10:30am

Join Deanna Novak, LLT's Early Education Specialist, for a special toddler meadow walk and visit to the fern garden.

Our monthly toddler hike is intended to introduce kids to nature and socializing in a safe and fun way. This program is designed for ages 1-3, moving at their pace, but all ages are welcome. Steady rain and other inclement weather cancels.

Advance registration at the link below is required so we can communicate any updates or changes to you. 

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/may-toddler-meadow-walk-tickets-632354317787

The entrance to Old Field Preserve is on the East side of Mead Street in Waccabuc at the intersection of Schoolhouse Road. There's plenty of parking in the preserve and on the side of the preserve driveway.

Level is easy, but please wear sturdy shoes, pants and a hat. Light refreshments will be served at the end of the walk. Heavy rain and/or other inclement weather cancels (we still hike in light to steady rain with appropriate clothing/umbrellas).

Advance registration is appreciated so we can communicate any updates or changes to you.

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/spring-seniors-walk-tickets-619270042367

The entrance to Ward Pound Ridge Reservation is off of Route 121/Old Post Rd. just south of Route 35. After passing the gatehouse, keep driving straight about 1 mile where you will turn left into the Meadow Parking lot. A sign will be placed at the parking lot turn.

The Lewisboro Library is hosting the Historic Hamlet Hunt on Sunday, May 7 from 12 to 4 pm, and our Marian Yarrow Preserve is on it! The last Hunt, back in 2020, was a very popular community event and sold out quickly! It begins with a check–in at the Library anytime between noon and 2 pm. There you will pick up a booklet with directions that will take you on a scenic driving tour of Lewisboro, learning the history of 12 iconic architectural and natural treasures of the town. This family-friendly community event is a fundraiser for the Library. The cost is $30 per car. For details and to make your reservation, go to https://lewisborolibrary.org/2023/03/21/a-popular-family-event/

"Many hands make light work!" Join Paul Collura, LLT board member and steward of Mount Holly Preserve, for a trail maintenance volunteer session that will target invasive plants. No experience necessary, and if you have little kids who love ripping plants out of the ground, we will put them to work on garlic mustard! Adult volunteers will have bigger plants to tackle, such as barberry, vines, burning bush and more.

Please bring water, gloves and loppers (if you have them, if not, we will provide). Sturdy, mud-resistant shoes and pants are recommended. Steady rain will reschedule.

Advance registration is requested so we can plan accordingly. https://www.eventbrite.com/e/volunteer-stewardship-day-tickets-627445746117

Meet at the Mount Holly Preserve entrance located diagonally across from 21 Mount Holly Road EAST, Katonah.