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SUMMARY:Birding Crowes Pasture with Naturalists MJ Foti & Dann Jung
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us for a birding adventure with naturalists MJ Foti and Dann Jung at Crowes Pasture on June 17th at 8am. \nTurn onto School Street\, make your first right onto South Street and follow till the end. Meet in the dirt parking lot on the right shortly past the cemetery. This area offers a diversity of habitats including oak and pine woodlands\, fields\, dunes\, beach\, freshwater ponds\, salt marsh\, and tidal creeks. \nThere is also a nest box trail system maintained by Cape Cod Bird Club for Eastern Bluebirds and Tree Swallows. We will walk the main entry road that leads to the meadow before continuing to the beach where oyster farming continues\, with harvesting occurring at low tide. \nRSVP here.\nAbout MJ Foti: \n“I began coordinating walks for Cape Cod Bird Club in 2018 and enjoy working with a strong community of walk leaders and participants eager to share their time and experiences in our beautiful habitats and landscapes with a diverse group of individuals. I also coordinate the club’s annual waterfowl survey first begun by Blair Nikula in 1983. It presently consists of over 40 volunteers who survey about 350 ponds throughout the region every first weekend of December. Participants are instructed to identify and count all the waterfowl (loons\, grebes\, geese\, ducks and coot) present on each pond and enter the info into our waterfowl survey database. The program has been an incredible success\, not only in collecting long term data on these populations\, but in getting people involved\, and growing our conservation community.” \nAbout Dann Jung: \n“I am an aspiring naturalist / conservationist focusing on trees\, birds and habitat. I first became interested when having conversations with my Great-grandmother.  I continued gaining knowledge when on bird and wild flower walks with my Mother. The possibilities and need for conservation became more apparent after reading Aldo Leopold’s A Sand County Almanac.  My readings now include books by Douglas Tallamy such as The Nature of Oaks and Nature’s Best Hope.  As conservation and ecosystems have no boundaries\, I continue to read\, watch\, learn\, do and inspire others.”
URL:https://dennisconservationlandtrust.org/event/birding-crowes-pasture-with-naturalists-mj-foti-dann-jung-2/
LOCATION:Crowes Pasture\, 500 South Street\, East Dennis\, MA\, 02641\, United States
CATEGORIES:Walks & Talks
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SUMMARY:Chase Garden Creek Restoration Walk with APCC's Molly Autery
DESCRIPTION:Big things are happening at Chase Garden Creek! Join us on June 20th at 9:00am to learn about APCC’s restoration project\, and how it will help our local salt marsh wildlife! We are lucky to be joined by APCC’s Molly Autery\, who will lead us across Chase Garden Creek to give us the inside scoop on the project\, and explain all the good it will bring. \nRSVP here.\nAbout Molly: \nMolly Autery joined APCC in 2024 as a Salt Marsh Specialist. Her job includes environmental monitoring and data analysis across APCC’s active salt marsh restoration projects. Born and raised in Barnstable\, Molly received her bachelor’s and master’s degrees in Geology from the University of Massachusetts Amherst where she studied salt marsh geomorphology. \nParking details to follow after registering!
URL:https://dennisconservationlandtrust.org/event/chase-garden-creek-restoration-walk-with-apccs-molly-autery/
LOCATION:Chase Garden Creek
CATEGORIES:Walks & Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260628T130000
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SUMMARY:Butterfly Walk and Talk with Gerry Beetham
DESCRIPTION:Join us on June 28th at 1pm at our headquarters to explore the pollinator meadow and the butterflies that use it\, led by Gerry Beetham! \nAfter a career in the business world\, Gerry moved to Cape Cod with his wife in 2012. They volunteered at Mass Audubon’s Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary\, tending to the butterfly garden\, as well as the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History’s Butterfly House. They learned about butterflies through this volunteer work\, and soon helped the Harwich Conservation Trust create pollinator gardens. \nToday\, they lead butterfly walks for the Harwich Conservation Trust every year\, focusing on identification\, life cycle\, and the plants that support them. \nCome learn about these beautiful creatures\, and how to attract them to your own garden! \nParking at 107 Sesuit Neck Rd\, East Dennis\, MA 02641 \nRSVP here.
URL:https://dennisconservationlandtrust.org/event/butterfly-walk-and-talk-with-gerry-beetham/
LOCATION:Dennis Conservation Land Trust\, 107 Sesuit Neck Rd\, East Dennis\, MA\, 02641\, United States
CATEGORIES:Walks & Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260630T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260630T100000
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SUMMARY:Flax Pond Birding Adventure with MJ Foti and Dann Jung
DESCRIPTION:Come and join us for a birding adventure with naturalists MJ Foti and Dann Jung at Flax Pond\, June 30th at 8am.\nFlax Pond in Dennis\, is a notable freshwater birding spot on the Cape featuring a classic kettle pond surrounded by pine/oak forests\, cedar swamps\, and bog habitats. It offers a quieter\, wooded alternative to coastal birding\, particularly good for land birds and woodland species. \nOn this walk\, listen for the songs of the Prairie Warbler\, Eastern Towhee\, and Chimney Swift. Tree Swallows and Barn Swallows are also commonly seen sweeping across the water. \nOther common sightings include Pine Warblers\, woodpeckers (including Hairy and Downy)\, Black-capped Chickadees\, and Eastern Bluebirds. \nRSVP here.\nAbout MJ Foti: \n“I began coordinating walks for Cape Cod Bird Club in 2018 and enjoy working with a strong community of walk leaders and participants eager to share their time and experiences in our beautiful habitats and landscapes with a diverse group of individuals. I also coordinate the club’s annual waterfowl survey first begun by Blair Nikula in 1983. It presently consists of over 40 volunteers who survey about 350 ponds throughout the region every first weekend of December. Participants are instructed to identify and count all the waterfowl (loons\, grebes\, geese\, ducks and coot) present on each pond and enter the info into our waterfowl survey database. The program has been an incredible success\, not only in collecting long term data on these populations\, but in getting people involved\, and growing our conservation community.” \nAbout Dann Jung: \n“I am an aspiring naturalist / conservationist focusing on trees\, birds and habitat. I first became interested when having conversations with my Great-grandmother. I continued gaining knowledge when on bird and wild flower walks with my Mother. The possibilities and need for conservation became more apparent after reading Aldo Leopold’s A Sand County Almanac. My readings now include books by Douglas Tallamy such as The Nature of Oaks and Nature’s Best Hope. As conservation and ecosystems have no boundaries\, I continue to read\, watch\, learn\, do and inspire others.”
URL:https://dennisconservationlandtrust.org/event/flax-pond-birding-adventure-with-mj-foti-and-dann-jung/
LOCATION:Flax Pond Conservation Area\, 90 Setucket Road\, South Dennis\, Massachusetts\, 02660
CATEGORIES:Walks & Talks
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SUMMARY:The Secret Lives of Local Wildlife with Author/Ecologist Brad Timm
DESCRIPTION:Come join us for a relaxed\, family-friendly wildlife walk starting at the Dennis Conservation Land Trust with Brad Timm—wildlife ecologist\, nature author\, and founder of the Northeast Wildlife Team. This isn’t just a walk—it’s an interactive exploration of the hidden lives of local wildlife. \nRSVP here\nAs we stroll the trails\, we’ll: \n\nListen and learn to identify birds by sound\nSearch for tracks and signs of mammals\nDiscover wildflowers and the pollinators that depend on them\nSpot butterflies\, dragonflies\, and other seasonal highlights\n\nAlong the way\, Brad shares engaging stories and surprising insights that help you see familiar surroundings\, and the animals that inhabit them\, in a whole new way.\nDesigned for all ages and experience levels\, this program is a great way to connect your community with the natural world right on your property. \nSigned copies of Brad’s books\, America is Wild! and Wildlife Out Your Window\, will be available for purchase following the program at discounted rates for attendees. \nRSVP here.
URL:https://dennisconservationlandtrust.org/event/the-secret-lives-of-local-wildlife-with-author-ecologist-brad-timm/
LOCATION:Dennis Conservation Land Trust\, 107 Sesuit Neck Rd\, East Dennis\, MA\, 02641\, United States
CATEGORIES:Walks & Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260806T160000
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SUMMARY:Home Grown Tour: Regenerative Farm Tour of Love Farms
DESCRIPTION:The Dennis Conservation Land Trust’s Home Grown Farm Tour series invites curious locals and seasonal visitors the opportunity to step behind farm doors to meet the people who grow food\, fiber\, and seafood from the land and sea\, and to witness the intimate rhythms of a working farm.  \nFrom oyster farms to regenerative farm fields yielding fresh produce and flowers\, the series doesn’t just showcase Dennis farms\, it reveals the hands\, hearts\, and stories behind it. Think of it as a guided stroll through the town’s living pantry\, where every turn offers a taste of connection\, history\, and a renewed appreciation for where our food comes from. \nJoin us August 6th\, 4pm-5pm for a guided tour of Love Farms‘ regenerative farm! \nAt Love Farms\, everything begins with the land. Rooted in regenerative farming\, their working farm supplies their restaurant with fresh\, seasonal ingredients that inspire diners year-round. Beyond what’s grown\, it’s a place for guests to slow down\, explore\, and reconnect with the source of their food — experiencing firsthand the connection between farm and table. \nRegistration opens July 1st!
URL:https://dennisconservationlandtrust.org/event/home-grown-tours-regenerative-farm-tour-of-love-farms/
LOCATION:Love Farms\, 607 Main St\, West Dennis\, MA\, 02670
CATEGORIES:Home Grown Tour,Walks & Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20260912T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20260912T113000
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SUMMARY:Home Grown Tour: Guided Tour of Taylor Bray Farm
DESCRIPTION:The Dennis Conservation Land Trust’s Home Grown Farm Tour series invites curious locals and seasonal visitors the opportunity to step behind farm doors to meet the people who grow food\, fiber\, and seafood from the land and sea\, and to witness the intimate rhythms of a working farm.  \nFrom oyster farms to regenerative farm fields yielding fresh produce and flowers\, the series doesn’t just showcase Dennis farms\, it reveals the hands\, hearts\, and stories behind it. Think of it as a guided stroll through the town’s living pantry\, where every turn offers a taste of connection\, history\, and a renewed appreciation for where our food comes from. \nCome join us Saturday\, September 12\, 2026\, 10am-11:30am at Taylor Bray Farm in Yarmouth Port for a guided tour! \nNestled in the heart of the countryside\, Taylor Bray Farm (on the National Register of Historic Places)\, offers a charming glimpse into New England’s rich agricultural heritage. With its historic barns\, scenic pastures\, and welcoming atmosphere\, the farm provides a unique setting to explore local history\, meet farm animals (sheep\, cows and more)\, and experience the beauty of rural life. \nThe guided tour of the property will offer the opportunity to hear stories\, explore local traditions\, and tap into the community spirit that makes Taylor Bray Farm such a special place to visit. \nRegistration opens August 1st! \n 
URL:https://dennisconservationlandtrust.org/event/home-grown-tour-guided-tour-of-taylor-bray-farm/
LOCATION:taylor bray farm\, 108 Bray Farm Road North\, Yarmouth Port\, MA\, 02675
CATEGORIES:Home Grown Tour,Walks & Talks
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