Join the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests for its Creek Farm Summer Series at the Forest Society Education Center at Creek Farm. The summer series will offer educational and exploration opportunities at Creek Farm, a unique property in Portsmouth where the forests meet the tides.
“We are very excited to offer local residents a full summer of talks, walks, art projects and more at Creek Farm,” states Sarah Kern, Creek Farm education program coordinator for the Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests. “The Creek Farm Summer Series is designed to engage residents with the grounds at Creek Farm, Sagamore Creek, and the surrounding land and forest. Over the past year, we really have developed a wonderful community of outdoor enthusiasts through our educational series, by connecting with local experts and getting outside to enjoy this unique coastal property together.”
The Forest Society Education Center at Creek Farm provides a dedicated classroom space for ongoing community programming by the Forest Society and its partners at Creek Farm. Pre-registration is required for all events and limited space is available. The programs are free for Forest Society members and children under 18 years old, and $10 for non-members, unless noted otherwise. Attendees are asked to bring their own chair or blanket, as well as binoculars. All programs and events will take place at the Forest Society Education Center at Creek Farm in the classroom space, fields, and trails, located at 400 Little Harbor Road, Portsmouth, NH.
Be sure to reserve your spot today for the events listed below, as spots are limited. To sign up, visit www.forestsociety.org/events or email tripley@forestsociety.org with registration questions. For information on the programs email skern@forestsociety.org.
Make and Take – Community Building Project – Birdhouses
Wednesday, June 29, 2022 from 5:00-6:00 PM
Forest Society Education Center at Creek Farm, 400 little Harbor Road, Portsmouth, NH
We would like to thank the Fuller Foundation for their generous support of this project.
Remember the trees that were cut down on Little Harbor Road by Eversource? With boards milled from the trees by the Urban Forestry Center, we will be making birdhouses to take home and put up around Creek Farm. We are excited to have the trees remain part of our habitat and community.