Voices of the Land Podcast

Please click here for the full library of Westerly Land Trust’s Voices of the Land podcast.

This podcast was conceived of by WLT’s first TerraCorps service member, Joseph Barnes, to stay connected with our community during the height of the pandemic. Our second TerraCorps service member, Marc Doherty, brought Voices of the Land into it’s second season.

Today, now that things have returned to “normal”, Voices of the Land has evolved from a podcast into a monthly in-person discussion series led by our favorite scientists and stewards. Visit our calendar for upcoming Voices of the Land events.

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Did you miss the goats while they were at Avondale Farm Preserve? Here’s what they were up to.🐐

Our mowing crew had some stiff competition recently. In partnership with @romlandlivestock the herd of Kiko goats was back again hard at work removing invasive species. It’s a win win for everyone. The goats love porcelain berry and their efforts help to remove unwanted plants, provide nutrients to the soil and minimize our carbon footprint. 🚜🌾

#westerlyri #rhodeisland #landconservation #landtrust

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Stop scrolling and appreciate the bees. They’re working hard!🐝🌼

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We had so much fun helping @wildrootsplay.ri create a whimsical fairy trail! Thanks to everyone that joined and helped make today so magical!✨🧚‍♂️

Join our next Wonder Walk on Wednesday, September 9 at Flora Whitely Preserve starting at 10 am. These free guided family adventures will continue monthly. Check out all up coming Wonder Walks at our Calendar of Events through the link in our bio or westerlylandtrust.org🌳

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📝Fresh off the Presses:
A History of Wahaneeta Preserve

We are pleased to present The History of Wahaneeta Preserve. Many thanks to Steve Ruzzo for his hours of detailed research and wordsmithing, and to all the contributors who helped unearth Wahaneeta’s history: Sheilia Terranova Beattie, Les Crandall, Ellen Madison, and Dave Prigmore.🥾🌲

📖Pick up your copy at Barlow Nature Preserve or view an online version on our website. You can also enjoy the histories of Avondale Farm Preserve, Barlow Nature Preserve, Dr. John Champlin Glacier Park, Grills Preserve, Sunnyacres Preserve, and Winnapaug Farm Preserve—both in print version and online.

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