Moose Mountains Regional Greenways and Branch Hill Farm are teaming up to offer the Woods, Water & Wildlife Explorers Club. These free, self-guided educational activities are designed to encourage youth and families to spend time in the outdoors together, engaging with nature throughout the seasons. Click on the links below to see each activity and get started!

Woods, Water, and Wildlife Activities:

Learn Your Leaves

Print pictures of local leaves to help you identify the trees found at Milton’s Casey Road Conservation Area, or in your own backyard.

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Backyard Treasure Hunt

Go on a scavenger hunt by downloading a list of natural treasures that may be hiding just about anywhere…

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Waterside Explorations

Try some of the ideas in this printable guide when you visit a stream or pond near you. Be prepared to get wet!

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Snowy Day Adventures

Can’t get outside? Learn about nature with virtual programs from Squam Lakes Natural Science Center and others.

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Birds, Bugs, and Blooms

Learn about the important connections between birds, wildflowers, and bugs that benefit the natural environment.

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Seasons of Change at Branch Hill Farm

Visit Branch Hill Farm’s fields, river and forests on this self-guided walk through informational “checkpoints”, newly updated for winter!

Thank you to
our Seasons of Change sponsor D.F. Richard for
making this continuing opportunity possible!

Take a Hike!

Visit a property conserved by MMRG or another local land trust. Send a photo and tell us about your favorite part of your adventure.

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Please observe social distancing guidelines if you encounter others during any of these activities! Call Education Coordinator Kari Lygren at 603-978-7125 or email greenways@mmrgnh.org with any questions.

Woods, Water, and Wildlife Reading:

Get suggestions from our local libraries for great books to read, and send us your favorites. Click below for recommendations from your local library.