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White Memorial Conservation Center's
 
Research & Conservation Forum
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80 Whitehall Rd., P.O. Box 368, Litchfield, CT 
Reviewing the Month of March 2011
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The Wildlife Monitor Monthly Highlights

 

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White Memorial 

Research and Conservation Programs' Blog

 

What killed this White-tailed Deer?

A Six-Part Ecological Detective Series!



Check out these and many others!  We update the blog several times each week so that you know what is happening as it happens!

 

*Next Volunteer Meeting*

 

 fowlers toad

Wednesday April 20, 2011
7:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
A. B. Ceder Classroom

 

Frog Call Survey 

We'll be discussing your observations on the property.  Laura Saucier (CT DEP Wildlife Technician) will introduce you to the calls of frogs and toads that inhabit CT.  We'll also take a short walk to listen to the frogs and toads calling nearby.  

 

Other Meeting Items

Crayfish Survey 

Porcupine Survey

Invasive Species of the Month!

  

*These meetings are open to all and are free of charge.  Please attend so that you can meet others like yourself, who enjoy learning about our environment and helping White Memorial's Research & Conservation Programs.  For more information, please contact James Fischer.

 

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Songbird Nest-box

Spring Maintenance

Call for Assistance


HSN Bluebirds

Every spring the nest-boxes require maintenance and the vegetation around them needs diligent management.  All of these tasks need to be performed prior to April 30th.  We need your help!

Please contact Dave Rosgen if you are interested in volunteering with this project currently or during the breeding season this summer.  

 

Invasive Plants: Identification, Ecology, and Control

April 16, 2011

10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

A. B. Ceder Classroom

Members: $48.00  Non-Members: $58.00

 
Ted Elliman gives you head start on invasive control by learning to identify these beasts in the early spring season.  This program is co-sponsored with the New England Wildflower Society.  Space is limited so register early!  (860) 567-0857