Woodstock Land Conservancy and the Woodstock Artist Association and Museum present Mapping the Sawkill Watershed Project. Focusing on an eight-mile-long riparian corridor of the Sawkill Creek, this series is a diverse ecological exploration and celebration of local waters. Led by artist Jennifer Zackin, this yearlong community initiative of focused relationship-building encompasses a series of participatory sensory workshops, walking tours, a Stream Stewards program, community mapping sessions, and an art exhibition, all taking place in 2026.

Are you interested in caring for local land? It’s time to sign up for our 2027 WLC Land Steward Cohorts! Join us for this virtual info session to learn more about the program, including special projects planned for the year ahead. At the end of the session, participants will have the opportunity to select a WLC Preserve to steward.

The Woodstock Land Conservancy is proud to feature Buffalo Bird Woman’s Garden: Agriculture of the Hidatsa Indians as our 2027 Book of the Year and as a featured selection in our Conversations in Conservation series.