John Hankins led 5 other Trustees and Ruth, one of our sponsors and owner of NICABM, on a walk on two of our properties that are close together. We parked in the Mansfield Public Library parking lot on route 89, right by the trailhead for Bradley-Buchanan Woods, a 25 acre wooded preserve and one of the
JT Trustees Hike Bradley-Buchanan Woods and Pond Lot Read Post »
Hello again JT Friends and Critters! With fervor inspired by your passion for conservation, we’ve worked swiftly to prepare a second book review for the JT blog. In this first review of the new year, we present World of Wonders by Aimee Nezhukumatathil. As many may agree, one of the greatest lessons we were presented
World of Wonders by Aimee Nezhukumatathil Read Post »
As you can see from the photograph, I wasn’t always an angry guy- it’s not a genetic characteristic. My old friend Joe the Psychologist tells me anger can also be a result of “environmental factors”. Well, yeah. My environment is under siege, so I think outrage is an appropriate response. In fact, it’s my biological
Taking It Personal Read Post »
As the weather begins to turn cold and the warmth of our homes more enticing, it’s time to stock up on reading material that will allow you to enjoy the outdoors without having to bundle up to brave the icy Storrs Wind! In this (first ever) book review to hit the JT blog, we review
Book Review: The Overstory Read Post »
Just a day after Joshua’s Trust acquired the 29-acre Regan Parcel in Tolland we christened the property with an introductory walk. John Hankins, who served as tour guide, was accompanied by Trustees Chris, Nancy and Karen, as well as friend of the Trust, Ruth. Karen snapped the following photos along the way and Karen and
JT Trustee Walk Back in Time: Regan Property in Tolland Read Post »
One can easily be miserable in this kind of weather; I’ve just chosen not to. The rain and wind are getting nasty. The hood is up on my raincoat and my gloved hands are deep in my pockets. I follow the red trail at Chenes Roches along a nameless brook, down its dark ravine between
