Coursen Conservancy. Join Peter Wulfhorst, past president of the Gifford Pinchot Audobon Society, for an early-morning walk to the new bird observational platform. Learn to identify local breeding birds and explore how conserved land supports bird habitats. Meet at the Yoerg entrance to the Conservancy. Wear good hiking shoes.

MEET AT TWIN COVE BEACH on the Little Lake off Between the Lakes Road.

This is a hands-on effort to manage the spread of curly leaf pondweed and help maintain the health of our lake. It’s a rewarding effort, and every set of hands makes a difference! Whether you're pulling weeds from the water, gathering them from the shore, or assisting with removal, there’s a way for everyone to contribute. Even 30 minutes to an hour of help is valuable, so come when you can!

Curious about how to test the drinking water in your home and maintain your private well or spring? Register for Penn Station Extension's free, in person Safe Drinking Water Clinic on June 15th from 2-4pm and 6-8pm in Hawley (135 Pike County Blvd.)

For registration and more information visit https://extension.psu.edu/safe-drinking-water-clinic

Thanks to the Twin Lakes Water Quality Committee for bringing this to our attention.

With Shohola Ambulance: Tentative, time and place TBD

Sagamore Beach Pavillion A family-friendly celebration of 25 years of watershed stewardship, featuring wildlife programs, hands-on learning stations, and an interactive watershed model demonstration. Regional conservation partners will join us for an afternoon of learning and community connection.

DATE: TBD IN MID JULY Coursen Conservancy. The Forest, Tree & Plant Life Committee will plant a new native demonstration garden to highlight species that support pollinators and strengthen the forest edge. Volunteers are warmly welcomed; no experience necessary.

Coursen Conservancy Local forager, Alla Pilster, leads a late-summer walk focused on edible mushrooms, key look-alikes, medicinal plants, and responsible foraging practices on conserved land. Meeting place: TBD

First Weekend in October - Date TBD - Coursen Conservancy Co-led by Coursen Conservancy leadership and the Delaware Highlands Conservancy. A fall walk exploring forest ecology, seasonal wildlife activity, and the role of conserved land in protecting the Twin and Walker Creeks headwaters.