Scout Programs
We can help your Boy and Girl Scouts earn badges and complete community service projects! Programs can be tailored to the needs of individual troops.
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Events
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Photography Club 2026
Our focus is outdoor nature photography “to foster understanding and appreciation of nature, art and the wonders of the natural world . . .”
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Adventure Days
Flanders offers a camp-like day of adventures. Enrich time out of school with nature-based learning!
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Maple Syrup Demonstrations
Sugar House 48 Church Hill Rd, Woodbury, CT, United StatesThe entire family will be fascinated by the maple sugar-making process.
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Nature’s Little Explorers
March thru May - Join us for one or all five of our engaging programs that are specifically designed for caregivers and toddlers to bond together in nature!
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Beekeeping Series
Studio 5 Church Hill Road, Woodbury, CT, United StatesMar 14 thru Apr 11 - Learn to be a beekeeper! Take our popular introductory beekeeping course on the art and science of beekeeping
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Annual Meeting
April 8 - Please join us as we conduct our annual meeting. The volunteer of the year is.......
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Summer Foraging: Talk, Walk and Food Tasting!
Sat, June 13 - Join The 3 Foragers to learn about the edible wild plants and mushrooms of Summer that can be found all around us
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Vernal Pools: Amphibian Habitat
Sugar House 48 Church Hill Rd, Woodbury, CT, United StatesSat, Apr 11 - Come learn about vernal pools and then explore these amphibian breeding places!
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Community Service Day: Earth Day
April 22 - Help us make a positive and lasting impact by joining us for a day of service! Volunteers will remove non-native plant species on a Flanders property
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Firefly Hill Farm Programs
Sat, May 2, 23-24 & 30-31 - Join us for a free, interactive outdoor experience for all ages!
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Whittemore Sanctuary Hike
Whittemore Sanctuary Rte 64, Sherman Hill Rd, Woodbury, CT, United StatesSat, May 2 - Land Management Volunteer, Karen Esslinger, will lead this spring hike of the Whittemore. The hike is moderate, 90 to 120 minutes, and a 3-mile loop.