Vermont Public Community Calendar

With binoculars in hand, search for migrating birds at the Owl’s Head Town Forest in Dorset alongside Laura Beltran, Certified Interpretive Guide with Nature Investigations. Learn ID tips, natural history, and adaptations of birds on the move. We will be walking less than a mile on a trail with rocks and roots. $10/person. Register by emailing natureinvestigations@gmail.com

Join us for the grand opening of the Corbeau Creek Trails on Saturday, October 4th!

Join us for the grand opening of the Corbeau Creek Trail in Chazy, NY. This scenic trail takes you through stunning landscapes of hayfields and lush floodplain forests. It offers beautiful views of Corbeau Creek and immerses you in wildlife-rich habitats bursting with species diversity. The Corbeau Creek Trail is vital to Clinton County's outdoor recreational offerings, showcasing the area's natural beauty and ecological importance.

Event Details:

- Trail Opening: Grand Opening of the trail at 10 am with a short ceremony, followed by a guided hike
- Hike Location: Out-and-back trails in Chazy, New York
- Trail Distance: Two miles combined
- Difficulty Level: Easy
- Estimate Duration: Approximately 2 hours

Our Mission:
All outdoor educational programs are offered for free at Champlain Area Trails, thanks to the generosity of our donors. Your contributions are vital to our mission to continue providing these valuable programs. If you’re able, we would greatly appreciate your donation today!

Spend an hour, a day, or the entire weekend to help us get ready for our next summer of camping. Your time and energy help grow and maintain the vision and legacy of Brian J. Stephens, who started this rescue effort!

Camp with us, enjoy the campfire at night with old and new friends, and hang out with the farm animal rescues.
We have a number of projects that we need help with in addition to the annual spring clean-up around the grounds.
We will be building two new campsites (camping is a big income generator for the rescue). Plus there is painting of the greenhouse and the tent decks that volunteers built last year.
There are donkey hooves to trim, wood debris to be gathered, poop to shovel, and more!

No experience is necessary.

Pack your tent & sleeping bag so you can spend the weekend and commune with the critters! Boots and gloves are recommended (it can be muddy and poopy).

Plus, the 8,000 daffodils (all planted by volunteers just like you!) should be in bloom this weekend!