Calendar of Events

See our Calendar of Events for exciting and interesting programs, such as Winter Wildlife Tracking on 2/11/12 and Maple Sugaring on 2/26/12!

For more information or to RSVP for any event, Contact Us or call (978)934-0030 x3.

Events are made possible through membership support. Please make a donation now to the Lowell Parks & Conservation Trust and BECOME A MEMBER today, so we may continue to implement valuable and educational programs.

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Winter Wildlife Tracking

Saturday, February 11, 2012 at 8:00am

Location: Hawk Valley Farm (see directions below)

Let there be snow!  And there will be, as we go on yet another wild winter adventure at Hawk Valley Farm.  Led in partnership with Mass Audubon, please, join us for this FREE EVENT, as we explore this scenic jewel of Lowell.  We are anxious to venture out to this open green space with its abundant signs of wildlife, including deer, fisher, fox, opossum, and more!

This event was a huge success last year with so many exciting wildife scenes and habitats to interpret.  Remember that space is limited, please RSVP.

This is a FREE EVENT, open to the whole family.  Please, dress for the occasion with plenty of layers.  Snowshoes are encouraged depending on snow conditions.

Space is limited, please RSVP at 978-934-0030 or gwen@lowelllandtrust.org.

DIRECTIONS  Please, park at the Pawtucket Elementary School at 425 West Meadow Road, Lowell.  Then take a short walk south on West Meadow Road, cross Varnum Avenue, and continue onto Varnum Terrace, where you'll see us excited to welcome you to this event.  We look forward to seeing you soon!

 

Maple Sugaring: From Sap to Syrup

February 26, 2012, 2:00-4:00pm

Location: Rogers Fort Hill Park


Can you tell the real stuff from the imitation brands?

Maple sugaring is an age-old tradition, unique to northeastern North America, New England in particular. Come on out and test your senses and learn about what it takes to tap a sugar maple and create a tasty delight.

Learn how to identify a sugar maple tree, how to tap it for its sap, and how to turn the sap into syrup. This is a fun activity for the whole family. Meet at the granite pillars on Park Avenue, middle of the lower park. Wear warm clothes and boots (we'll meet rain, snow or shine).

This program is offered in partnership with Mass Audubon Society-Drumlin Farm and The Friends of Rogers Fort Hill Park.

Space is limited, so please RSVP soon via gwen@lowelllandtrust.org
or by phone at (978)934-0030 X3.