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SUMMARY:Story Trail: How to Find a Fox
DESCRIPTION:Read a family friendly book while walking through the winter woods. Follow the illustrated signs along the trail as they tell a tale that connects you to your natural surroundings. The free 1 mile story trail starts from the Oak Point Farm parking lot kiosk and can be completed at your own pace and on your own time. The current story trail features the read aloud book How to Find a Fox by Kate Gardner and photographed by Ossi Saarinen. \n​Taking kids on an imaginary trek through different landscapes and seasons\, How to Find a Fox celebrates one of our planet’s most graceful and enchanting creatures: the red fox. Ossi Saarinen’s stunning wildlife photos and Kate Gardner’s lively and informative words capture the magical and profound connection between animals and humans.
URL:https://bbrlt.org/event/story-trail-how-to-find-a-fox/
LOCATION:Boothbay Region Land Trust’s Oak Point Farm\, 60 Samoset Rd\, Boothbay Harbor\, ME\, 04538
CATEGORIES:Family Friendly,Story Trail,Winter Events
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SUMMARY:Partner Event: OUR SHORE: The Nature-based Shoreline Stabilization Toolkit
DESCRIPTION:John Maclaine of the Maine Department of Environmental Protection will share insights into nature-based solutions that can improve shorelines and protect against erosion. \nOver the last few years\, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection and Maine Climate and Science Information Exchange at the University of Maine have been partnering with natural resource agency staff\, university faculty\, municipal officials\, and design professionals to develop “O.U.R. S.H.O.R.E.” OUR SHORE is intended to provide guidance and training for using nature-based tools to protect against shoreline erosion\, while preserving and restoring natural functions to these important areas. OUR SHORE is a method of comparing options for shoreline stabilization so landowners\, contractors\, designers\, and others can customize solutions for shoreline erosion in a manner that preserves or improves shoreline habitat\, functions\, and long-term resilience. \nThe OUR SHORE approach relies on targeting the contributing sources of erosion and instability to select and combine tools that will address these causes using the least intervention necessary while using natural\, biodegradable or living materials. The guidance provides techniques and considerations to include habitat and shoreline functions into the design of any project\, even when riprap is used\, so the outcome over time is a naturalized and more resilient shoreline. \nJohn Maclaine coordinates Maine DEP’s Nonpoint Source Training Center and the Municipal Stream Crossing Grants Program. For over 20 years\, John has used his background in wildlife ecology and construction to advise various Maine nonprofit organizations and state agencies on land use guidance\, technical assistance\, project planning\, support\, and design from a water-quality and habitat-improvement perspective. His work with the Center focuses on providing training\, technical assistance\, and other resources to reduce the amount of non-point source pollution that could impact the quality of Maine’s water. \nThis lecture is the second in a three part series\, From Forests to Faucets\, brought to you by the Boothbay Region Clean Drinking Water Initiative. This series is free to the public. Participants do not need to attend all sessions (each session stands alone and participants can attend as many or few as they choose). Light refreshments will be served. For more information\, please contact Bailey Charron at bcharron@bbrlt.org
URL:https://bbrlt.org/event/partner-event-our-shore-the-nature-based-shoreline-stabilization-toolkit/
LOCATION:Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens: Bosarge Family Education Center
CATEGORIES:Lecture
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