Stop in and see Crossroads: Change in Rural America before it leaves on Saturday, May 6!
We’re in the home stretch of hosting the traveling Smithsonian exhibit “Crossroads: Change in Rural America” in our program room!
The exhibit closes Saturday, May 6 at 2 p.m. - catch it before it travels to its next stop in Athol.
Join us Saturday, May 6 at 2 p.m. for our closing Crossroads program, “The Natural (and Human) History of Sheffield” hosted at Greenagers Barn, 62 Undermountain Rd, South Egremont, MA
Space is limited, registration required!
Sign up here or call 413-229-7004 to reserve your seat
Cataclysmic events shaped the ancient mountains and valleys of the Berkshires. Post-glacial forests and wild animals have come and gone. Sheffield is notable for its rich farmland and vibrant farms. Why is Sheffield an ecological treasure? What does the future look like for wild nature, for farms, for ecological integrity?
Greetings by Will Conklin, Executive Director of Greenagers; Nancy Elle Smith, former Executive Director of Sweet Water Trust and a founder of the Sheffield Land Trust.; Kathy Orlando, ED of Land Protection, Sheffield Land Trust; Rene Wendell, Land Steward, The Nature Conservancy.
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