Meeting Room

Come sip some tea and listen to Richard Lombard, a conservationist, who will discuss his work monitoring nest boxes which assist the eastern bluebird and helps the conservation for tree swallows and the American kestrel. Although it is not required, we greatly appreciate participant contributions of a small dessert, fruit, etc. Please register in advance.  

The tea being served is "Bluebird Morning", an herbal tea of organic Elderberry, Rose Hips, Ginger, Orange Peel, Lemongrass, Ginko, Cinnamon, Raspberry Leaf, Lemon Balm, and Wild Hawthorn Flowers. 

Come sip some tea and listen to Lindsay Webb, a Wildlife Educator with the NH Fish and Game Department, discuss NH wildlife. New Hampshire's wildlife diversity is a product of our diverse habitats across the state.  Some wildlife are abundant, while other species populations are very low.  This presentation will identify and explain why some New Hampshire wildlife are threatened and endangered, how wildlife are surveyed and managed, and discuss ways you can help some of our most imperiled wildlife species. 

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