Public Open House: Howland Research Forest
Learn more about science at Howland Research Forest and take a tour of this special forest.
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2025 Northeastern Old Growth Conference – Wildlands and Old-Growth Forests: A Vision for the Future
Middlebury CollegeWelcome to the Northeastern Old Growth Conference! We are looking forward to joining together with all who love old-growth forests and want to learn about their value, their ecology, and their conservation.
Kestral Land Trust – Online Webinar – Voices for the Land Speaker Series: Community-Centered Conservation
OnlineThis program is the second of Kestrel’s 2025 “Voices for the Land” Online Speaker Series to highlight diverse perspectives on the land, nature, and community.
SOLD OUT Book Discussion on “The Light Eaters” by Zoë Schlanger
Bridgeside Books 29 Stowe Street #1, Waterbury, VT, United StatesJoin us for an evening discussing Zoë Schlanger’s fascinating book and the surprising intelligence of plants. Optional dinner afterwards.
Hope is Wild: Land Trusts and the Path to Rewilding the Northeast with Jon Leibowitz
Southern Vermont Arts Center 860 Southern Vermont Arts Center Dr, Manchester, VT, United StatesThis program will introduce participants to the essential work of land trusts, explaining how they function and why they are central to the future of conservation and highlight a particularly powerful and hopeful strategy known as rewilding.
Haskins Lecture 2025 with Tom Butler – From New England to Patagonia: Wildlands and the People Who Save Them | Aspetuck Land Trust
The Westport Library 20 Jesup Rd, Westport, United StatesPlease join Aspetuck Land Trust on Thursday October 30th from 7:00 to 8:30 pm as Tom Butler, author of Wildlands Philanthropy: The Great American Tradition, shares fascinating, little-known stories of the men and women who went above and beyond to conserve the landscapes they loved – across the continent and around the world.
The Power of Rewilding: Restoring Balance, Biodiversity, and Belonging with Nicie Panetta | Manchester Essex Conservation Trust
Riversbend Restaurant 35 Dodge St, Essex, MA, United StatesNicie Panetta grew up exploring the woods and coastlines of New England, experiences that sparked her lifelong passion for wild places. She now leads efforts to protect “forever-wild” lands across the northeast, drawing on her extensive experience in nonprofit leadership, finance, and communications. Nicie will share how rewilding—allowing nature to reclaim and restore its own […]
Wild Lands: What They Are, and Present and Future Opportunities for Protection and Restoration
Howe Library 13 South Street, Hanover, NHJoin John Davis, Jon Leibowitz, and Ronan Donovan for a panel discussion on wild lands and rewilding. This program is co-sponsored by the Howe Library and the Hanover Conservation Commission.
NEWT Speaker Series | Leave It to Beaver(s): The Ecology of Rodent Rewilders
Join Northeast Wilderness Trust for a webinar with award-winning environmental author and journalist Ben Goldfarb.
NEWT Speaker Series | When Humans Pull Back: How Abandoned Places Recover and Rewild
Author and journalist Cal Flyn joins Northeast Wilderness Trust for its next Speaker Series webinar on Tuesday, December 16 at 6:00 p.m. Flyn and Nicie Panetta, Northeast Wilderness Trust's Vice President of Advancement, will then discuss the remarkable process of recovery these places undergo when natural communities are allowed to flourish.