At this family-friendly event, we’ll feature a read-aloud of Eve Bunting’s The Night Tree, create wildlife-friendly ornaments to decorate a tree for Maine winter creatures, and hear from our friends at the Challenger Learning Center about the astronomical significance of the shortest day of the year. Warm beverages and snacks will be provided.

Online only; Zoom link provided after registration. Learn how to identify common animal track patterns and characteristics. With enough information and practice, you just might be able to read the story of the tracks you find on your winter hikes, X-C ski trips, and snowshoeing adventures!

In-person at Fields Pond Audubon Center Tis the season for Penobscot Valley Audubon’s Chapter Holiday Party! “Heavy” (supper-worthy) hors d’oeuvres will be served, along with an assortment of party beverages to put everyone in the holiday spirit. Winning bidders in PVA’s Online Auction can pick up and pay for their items, and additional items will […]