May
2
7:00 AM07:00

Feathered Friends Fridays

Each week we'll visit a different location as we listen for and spot returning warblers and other feathered friends. Join us for one or all of the morning "walks". We never go far. Location will be sent to registered participants 24 hours before the program. Registration Required.

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May
9
7:00 AM07:00

Feathered Friends Fridays

Each week we'll visit a different location as we listen for and spot returning warblers and other feathered friends. Join us for one or all of the morning "walks". We never go far. Location will be sent to registered participants 24 hours before the program. Registration Required.

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May
15
6:00 PM18:00

All About Honeybees!

Join Farwell and Heather Sawin for a question and answer session as they talk about why they keep bees, how they do it, and what they’ve learned from their successes (and failures!) over the last 18 years. If conditions permit, they’ll bring an observation hive! Held at Hobbs Library.

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May
16
7:00 AM07:00

Feathered Friends Fridays

Each week we'll visit a different location as we listen for and spot returning warblers and other feathered friends. Join us for one or all of the morning "walks". We never go far. Location will be sent to registered participants 24 hours before the program. Registration Required.

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May
23
7:00 AM07:00

Feathered Friends Fridays

Each week we'll visit a different location as we listen for and spot returning warblers and other feathered friends. Join us for one or all of the morning "walks". We never go far. Location will be sent to registered participants 24 hours before the program. Registration Required.

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May
30
7:00 AM07:00

Feathered Friends Fridays

Each week we'll visit a different location as we listen for and spot returning warblers and other feathered friends. Join us for one or all of the morning "walks". We never go far. Location will be sent to registered participants 24 hours before the program. Registration Required.

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Jun
13
6:00 PM18:00

All About INaturalist- PART 1

In this two-part series, dive into the world of the iNaturalist app! Part one will feature a presentation at the library, where you'll learn how to use iNaturalist, explore its features, and understand its value for scientific research.

In part two, put your new skills to the test by joining a BioBlitz, where we’ll work together to record as many species as possible in this exciting citizen science event. BioBlitz will take place around Dan Charles Pond.

Feel free to sign up for one or both parts of the series! Registration is required.

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Jun
14
1:00 PM13:00

All About INaturalist- PART 2

In this two-part series, dive into the world of the iNaturalist app! Part one will feature a presentation at the library, where you'll learn how to use iNaturalist, explore its features, and understand its value for scientific research.

In part two, put your new skills to the test by joining a BioBlitz, where we’ll work together to record as many species as possible in this exciting citizen science event. BioBlitz will take place around Dan Charles Pond.

Feel free to sign up for one or both parts of the series! Registration is required.

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Mar
8
10:00 AM10:00

Backyard Maple Sugaring

This class will introduce you to the process of maple sugaring. We will go over a brief history of maple sugaring, the equipment needed, tap a tree, and demonstrate how to process the sap in your own backyard. Come prepared for the weather! There will be some walking so walking shoes/boots are recommended. Registration Required. Program will begin in the Community Room of the Hobbs Library and end at the GLLT office.

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Feb
13
6:00 PM18:00

Turtles of Maine

Turtles have fascinated people for millennia and occupy a special place across many of the world’s cultures. They also occupy special places in their respective ecosystems and are considered to be the among the most threatened group of vertebrates globally. Maine is home to 7 species of freshwater turtles, from the small and secretive spotted turtle to the unmistakable and ornery common snapping turtle. The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife keeps track of all Maine freshwater turtle species and is actively studying populations of Maine’s Endangered, Threatened, and Special Concern turtle species. This is a VIRTUAL program.

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