The Mount Agamenticus Conservation Program – balancing wildlife, water quality, and sustainable recreation
The Friends of Mount Agamenticus welcomes summer with the latest edition of their quarterly newsletter, the Summit View!
In this issue (PDF opens in a new tab), meet this season’s Conservation Stewards, learn about an underrated feathered friend, catch up on Friends’ outreach efforts off the summit, and learn how names are just one step toward getting to know more about your other-than-human neighbors!
Learn more about the Friends here.
The Friends of Mount Agamenticus are welcoming the season with the latest edition of their quarterly newsletter, the Summit View.
In this issue (PDF opens in a new tab), you’ll find highlights from our annual Visitor Use survey, along with a preview of the Friends’ upcoming second annual plein air event. Artists, mark your calendars for July 30th!
This issue also includes an article on maple sugaring and climate change, and a Species Spotlight from our friends and neighbors at the Center for Wildlife; meet the Big Brown Bat!
Learn more about the Friends here.
Check out the new winter issue of the Friends of Mount Agamenticus newsletter, the Summit View! This issue (PDF opens in new tab) spotlights the winter constellation, Orion, FOMA’s first Plein Air fundraiser, a new partnership with the Fabulous Find, an update to the Parking and Restroom project, a Species Spotlight on Barred Owls, and conservation highlights and work with the Mount Agamenticus Steering Committee.
Fall is right around the corner, and the newest issue of the Friends of Mount Agamenticus newsletter, the Summit View has arrived. This issue (PDF opens in new tab) spotlights FOMA’s upcoming first fundraiser, tips on coexisting with our wild neighbors, and why dead and dying trees are important pillars in many habitats.
Registration for the Friends of Mount Agamenticus plein air “paint out” event is still open to artists! The public is also welcome to attend and watch the artists work. Register or get more information (link opens in new tab).
The newest issue of the Friends of Mount Agamenticus newsletter, the Summit View, is hot of the “presses!”
This issue (PDF opens in a new tab) discusses sit spots, avoiding conflicts with black bears, and mountain bike etiquette on the trails at Mount A!
