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🌳👷&zwj;♀️👷Join us at the Armstrong Preserve on Saturday, May 6 at 10AM for our first volunteer work session of the year! And meet our new #landsteward @dave_prosser 🌳🪚🪓

All are welcome. We’ll be focusing on invasive species removal in th

🌿Summer Internship Opportunity🌿 PRLC is now accepting applications for our annual Summer Preserve Steward Internship. Apply by May 19.

Spend your summer learning about trail maintenance, invasive species management, ecological monitoring, and mor

🌟 Introducing our new Land Steward 🌟 Meet Dave Prosser, who has officially joined our organization to manage our preserves and build our community outreach programs. 🌳

Dave joins us from the Davey Resource Group and has worked for the Nature Cons

It’s official 🎓! PRLC is thrilled to share that we have been named an accredited land trust by the @ltalliance 🌿🍃 This is a major milestone for our organization and validates years of hard work from our Board, Land Stewards and incredible vo

❄️ Finally a snow day here in Pound Ridge! ❄️ A reminder to always exercise caution if you do plan to get outside and enjoy our winter wonderland. ☃️🌨️

🦉JOIN PRLC on Wednesday, February 22nd at 7:30 pm for a special Zoom event about our local owls. Register at the link in our bio 🔗

Owls (Order: Strigiformes) are a nearly cosmopolitan group of primarily solitary, nocturnal birds of prey. Frequent

🗓️Upcoming Event🗓️ - Join us this Wednesday, January 18 for our 2023 Annual Meeting. We will share a recap of our progress in 2022 and discuss programming, outreach, and development goals for 2023. 🎉 Meet us in person at the Pound Ridge Library or

‼️⚠️ Preserve Safety Update ⚠️‼️ 4 PRLC preserve trails are now open - Clark, Carolin's Grove, Bye and Russell Preserves. Halle Ravine's upper white trail loop is open only, do not continue past the flagging tape due to hazardous tree conditions. The

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