March Member Program Postponed
*** We’re going to have to postpone the Maple Sugar tour scheduled for this Saturday until further notice. There is still too much snow for Steve to get around in the woods where he maintains his sugar bush and he has been unable to tap…
February Quiz Winner
Congratulations to Linda O., who correctly answered February’s Quiz of the Month. She knew that Connecticut reclassified the bald eagle from a state endangered to a state threatened species in 2010. Linda wins a TLGV Membership package.
Let Your Green Lights Shine
Get your green lights glowing in support of The Last Green Valley National Heritage Corridor! Everyone is invited to join the fun in this slightly off-kilter midwinter celebration. Participation is simple – just display a green light from February 15 – March 17. Change a…
February 10 Water Subcommittee Meeting
The Water Subcommittee will meet on Tuesday, February 10, as planned but the meeting time has been moved to 10 a.m. (instead of 9 a.m.) in order to give everyone more time to shovel out. Drive safely!
The December and January Quiz Winners Are…
We admit, with the holidays and all this snow, that time has flown by much too quickly over the last two months. As a result, we missed changing our December quiz question when January rolled around. So now we get to announce two winners drawn…
Ranger Marcy’s February Acorn Adventure
Postponed until Saturday, February 21, from 1-3 pm. Ranger Marcy’s Acorn Adventure. Meet at Buffumville Lake Boat Ramp, 229-B Oxford Rd., Charlton, MA. The Last Green Valley invites your family and all of your little Acorns to join us each month! This month, join TLGV…
February Member Program
Tour of Windham Textile and History Museum on Saturday, February 14, from 10 – 11:30 am. 411 Main Street, Willimantic, CT. Cost is $4 per person, payable at the door. Join us on Saturday, February 14, to tour the Windham Textile and History Museum with…
Bald Eagles Love The Last Green Valley
For the sixth year in a row, 35 hearty volunteers braved the bitter cold to count bald eagles during the Midwinter Eagle Survey on January 10. TLGV organized teams at 20 different locations on the Quinebaug, Shetucket, Willimantic, and Natchaug Rivers, as well as 11…
Good News for the New Year!
We are pleased to announce that Congress has taken a significant step to ensure the future of this special place. Because we are blessed with significant natural, cultural, and historic resources of national importance, Congress has extended the National Heritage Corridor’s ability to receive federal…