“We don’t inherit the earth from our ancestors; we borrow it from our children.”

Native American proverb

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26

Feb

Thursday, 26 February 2026 6:30 pm

Conversations in Conservation (Virtual book discussion pt 2)

Zoom

The Woodstock Land Conservancy is proud to name Drinkable Rivers by Li An Phoa and Maarten Van Der Schaaf as our 2026 Book of the Year and the featured selection in our Conversations in Conservation series.

This book honors our 2026 Program Theme: Ecologies of Water. Join us for this, the first of two virtual discussions on the drinkability of rivers. Drinkable Rivers is available for purchase at The Golden Notebook for a 10% discount and for loan through The Woodstock Library.

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07

Mar

Saturday, 07 March 2026 3 - 5 p.m.

Happy Trails Photo Contest – Exhibit Opening & Awards Ceremony

CPW: Center for Photography at Woodstock

In celebration of the Ashokan Rail Trail’s sixth anniversary, WLC collaborated with CPW: Center for Photography at Woodstock and KATrail.org to launch the Happy Trails Photo Contest last fall. The submissions are in, and the judges are ready to announce winners in each category as well as a Best in Show at the Exhibit Opening and Awards Ceremony. Join us March 7 from 3-5 p.m. for an afternoon of celebrating the art of the ART.

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14

Mar

Explore what we understand about the Sawkill through the perspectives of local scientists, stewards, artists, and community members, followed by a community Q&A. Afterward, we’ll invite attendees to join a free stream literacy program, where volunteers will learn to survey stream features at three reaches of the Sawkill beginning in May. This event serves as the kickoff for Mapping the Sawkill, a year-long series of workshops and art that will culminate in an exhibition at WAAM, facilitated by local artist Jennifer Zackin.

 

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