Resiliency Radio Hour on WBLQ

The Southern RI Conservation District hosts Resiliency Radio Hour on Thursdays from 9am to 10am on Stereo WBQL 1230AM /103.1 FM or wblq.net, and the Westerly Land Trust is a regular guest. Click the links below to hear full episodes.

Dr. Dierdre O’Connor Forest Bathing + Wellness, May 9, 2024

Herpetology with RIDEM’s Sarah Riley, Episode 115, November 16, 2023

Second Serve Resale, Episode 110, October 5, 2023

Wood-Pawcatuck Wild and Scenic Stewardship Council, Episode 105, August 24, 2023

Springtime at WLT, Episode 93, April 27, 2023

Shannon Kingsley of RI Plant Society discusses the Reseeding Initiative, Episode 88, March 16, 2023

Ellie Coffey talks about regenerative agriculture, Episode 81, January 28, 2023

Dick Holliday discusses how WLT came to be, Episode 75, December 8, 2022

All about the Westerly Land Trust, Episode 68, September 22, 2022

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November brings shorter, colder days, but also more time to pause and reflect on the year coming to a close. Soon, we’ll all be in full holiday mode, moving a mile a minute. But until then, allow yourself space to sit and contemplate. How have you progressed toward your personal goals in 2025? What remains on your to-do list before the year ends? 🍂

🌳At the Westerly Land Trust, we find that these internal conversations are best had outdoors, surrounded by nature. Big things feel more achievable when you take notice of the everyday miracles around you.

💚In October, the world lost a conservation giant, Dr. Jane Goodall. As we slide headfirst into the holiday hustle, may Dr. Goodall’s words and outlook stay with you:

“People say to me so often, ‘Jane how can you be so peaceful when everywhere around you people want books signed, people are asking these questions and yet you seem peaceful,’ and I always answer that it is the peace of the forest that I carry inside.”

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Witch way to the trail? 🧙‍♀️🕷️🎃

#halloween #witch #trail #hike #westerlyri #landtrust #nature #outside #october #fall

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“All the trees are losing their leaves, and not a single one of them is worried.” - Donald Miller

Take a lesson from the trees: slow down, release what no longer serves you, and trust that growth will come again. 🍂

#nature #mindfulness #outdoors #naturelovers #seasonsofchange #fallleaves #fall #leaves #growth

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It’s hunting season in Rhode Island which means fluorescent orange isn’t just a style choice, it’s the law. 🦺✴️

Here’s what you need to know:
🔸Anyone in a state management area, privately conserved area, or undeveloped state park that allows hunting must wear at least 200 sq inches of solid daylight fluorescent orange that’s visible from all sides
🔸During shotgun deer season (starting in December), that requirement increases to 500 sq inches - for everyone not just hunters!
🔸This requirement runs from the second Saturday in September to the last day of February and again from the third Saturday in April to the last day of May. 
🔸If you’re not sure if you have to wear orange, always choose to wear it for safety. Stay visible, stay safe. 

Thanks to @rhodeisland.dem for the video inspiration- check out their website for official orange requirements, hunting safety tips, and seasonal details. www.dem.ri.gov/orange🦌🧡

Need some orange? Support WLT’s conservation efforts through the purchase of a fluorescent orange WLT beanie! Follow the link in our bio to get one. 🌳

#westerlyri #rhodeisland #nature #landtrust #conservation #hike #outside #fall #huntingseason #westerlylandtrust

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