Old Saybrook High School student Joseph Bradley has been awarded the $1,000 Virginia R. Rollefson Environmental Leadership Award.
We announce our 2021 scholarship awardee, invite you to join our invasive plant removal work parties, teach you how to forage & cook Japanese Knotweed, share our May nature calendar, and let you know about some fun local events.
Learn about our upcoming Invasive Plant Removal Work Parties, register for WASTED: Small Efforts for Big Change, see our April Grantee Snapshot, and consult our April Nature Calendar.
Read our March blogs, register for the remaining sessions of our WASTED: Small Efforts for Big Change web series, and see photos from our March grantee check presentations.
“At the corner of Washington and Main Street in Middletown lies a small marine geoscience consulting company that is working hard to bring offshore renewable energy to Connecticut, the East Coast, and beyond!”
Old Saybrook High School student Joseph Bradley has been awarded the $1,000 Virginia R. Rollefson Environmental Leadership Award.
We announce our 2021 scholarship awardee, invite you to join our invasive plant removal work parties, teach you how to forage & cook Japanese Knotweed, share our May nature calendar, and let you know about some fun local events.
Learn about our upcoming Invasive Plant Removal Work Parties, register for WASTED: Small Efforts for Big Change, see our April Grantee Snapshot, and consult our April Nature Calendar.
“At the corner of Washington and Main Street in Middletown lies a small marine geoscience consulting company that is working hard to bring offshore renewable energy to Connecticut, the East Coast, and beyond!”
Get outside and celebrate Women’s History Month with a quick hike at the Constance Baker Motley Preserve!
Take a trip back to Middletown 20,000 years ago and see how the melting of ice sheets from the last Ice Age impacted the present-day geology of the city.
How far back does Middletown’s history go? Go back in time 200 million years and see how Middletown’s geological history has impacted the city we know today.
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