Spring Bog Talk & Walk Spring Bog Talk & Walk Many beautiful native wetland plants can be found growing in Connecticut’s bogs and fens. These include the carnivorous eastern pitcher plant and sundew, cranberry, arrowhead, marsh St. John’s worts, rose pogonia orchids, and grass pink orchids. Join area naturalists, Barbara

Wildflower Walks Celebrate spring and come partake in a wildflower walk on Flanders’ Botany Trail led by a member of the Pomperaug Valley Garden Club. The award-winning Botany Trail began in 1965 when wildflowers rescued from the proposed path of I-84 and other development projects found a haven at Flanders.

Plein Air Watercolor Workshop Join us for this three session workshop with watercolor artist Diane Dubreuil (www.dianedubreuil.com). The class is designed for anyone who wishes to begin painting ‘en plein air’ with watercolors or for those with some experience who may need help redirecting their creative thinking. Together we will establish

Plein Air Watercolor Workshop Join us for this three session workshop with watercolor artist Diane Dubreuil (www.dianedubreuil.com). The class is designed for anyone who wishes to begin painting ‘en plein air’ with watercolors or for those with some experience who may need help redirecting their creative thinking. Together we will establish

Senior Hikes with Arthur Join retired Flanders Executive Director, Arthur Milnor, for an easy to moderate casual walk taken on Conservation Partners of the Pomperaug (CPOP) preserved properties. Get outside, observe what’s happening in the natural world, learn something new and maybe even meet new friends. This hike is not

Plein Air Watercolor Workshop Join us for this three session workshop with watercolor artist Diane Dubreuil (www.dianedubreuil.com). The class is designed for anyone who wishes to begin painting ‘en plein air’ with watercolors or for those with some experience who may need help redirecting their creative thinking. Together we will establish

Manville Kettle Hike Join Flanders’ Land Management Volunteer Cameron Gardella on a summer hike of the first property held in trust by Flanders. This unique property contains an open field, mixed trees and a swamp. Located in the center of town the preserve is known as a “kettle” because geologists

Wildflower Walks Celebrate spring and come partake in a wildflower walk on Flanders’ Botany Trail led by a member of the Pomperaug Valley Garden Club. The award-winning Botany Trail began in 1965 when wildflowers rescued from the proposed path of I-84 and other development projects found a haven at Flanders.