Fort River PGO Information
Throughout September, several kiosks will be along the 1.2 mile handicap accessible trail on 69 Moody Bridge, Hadley to tell the story of the Norwottuck people and other Algonquian Tribes who lived in the Connecticut River Watershed. On September 16th, US Fish and Wildlife Service members and Student Conservation Association interns will provide activities like arrowhead/projectile point making using clay and a archaeological excavation sandbox for children to uncover replica projectile points and pottery shards. Projectile points dating back 500-8,000 years ago will also be on display for visitors.
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Girls into the Wild Afterschool Program
at Hitchcock Center for the Environment
With Josia DeChiara, Hitchcock Center educator
Ages 8-11, Grades 3-5
Alternating Thursdays: March 24, April 7, 28, May 12, 26, June 9
3:30pm-5:30pm
Members: $162/Non-members: $190
Get to know nature, and make friends at the same time! This afterschool program is designed to bring girls together in a supportive environment that fosters creativity, nature skills and inquiry. Each afternoon will consist of hands-on projects and free outdoor exploration at the Larch Hill Conservation Area. Through playing games, exploring nearby habitats, and connecting with nature, we will develop our confidence, build friendships and have a lot of fun learning! Families provide their own transportation to the Hitchcock Center.
For more information and to register visit www.hitchcockcenter.org or call 413-256-6006.
