Bird Street Conservation Land is a 123-acre open space area located in Stoughton MA, known for hiking, biking, birdwatching, and fishing. It is part of Stoughton's larger Memorial Conservation Land totaling 675-acres. We will walk a 3-mile trail with vernal pools, mixed forest and rock walls. Additionally we will learn about geocaching and attempt to locate one from a series focused on birds. Also on the Conservation land can be found open fields, blueberry patches, quarries, a pump house, ponds and a children's play area. The property is managed by the Stoughton Conservation Commission, with the help of volunteers and…

  Join TRWA and our guide John Littlefield on a spring paddle to explore the beauty and wildlife of the Nemasket River. We will park and put-in at Old Bridge Street, Lakeville (Stephen A. Kelly Conservation Area) . Bring your own boat, paddles and life jacket.  Participants must be able to paddle for 3 hours and know how to swim. First time paddlers and families welcome! Children 14 and over may paddle solo if they are experienced, while younger children must enjoy the ride with an adult. Signed waivers will be required.  Snacks, water, sunscreen, hat, and appropriate dress is…

Join us in celebrating the Taunton Wild & Scenic River in honor of National Rivers month! The Whelks- 11am-12:pm         Taunton Civic Chorus- 12:30pm-1pm     The Jethros 1-4pm   The Unlikely Strummers will be strolling the park   Silver City Center Dance Performance- 12:30PM        Meet Ms. T, our rescue Diamondback Terrapin- 11am-1pm    Narrated Boat Tours  Enjoy a free 40-minute narrated boat tour on the Taunton River! Tours are being generously provided by Riverhouse, a riverfront restaurant located in Taunton's Weir Village at 260 W. Water Street. The tours will begin and end at the Weir Boat Launch on…

  Join TRWA and our guide John Littlefield on a summer paddle to explore the upper Taunton River and ending at Camp Titicut in Bridgewater for a campfire, hotdogs and treats. The river here is slow moving and easy to paddle. It goes through a deep forest, living up to its Wild & Scenic designation. Bring your own boat, paddles and life jacket.  Participants must be able to paddle for 3 hours and know how to swim. First time paddlers and families welcome! Children 14 and over may paddle solo if they are experienced, while younger children must enjoy the…

Join TRWA and our guide John Littlefield on a fall paddle to explore the foliage and wildlife found on the banks of the Taunton River. On this stretch of river we will see signs of the past industrial age which once dominated the area.  Bring your own boat, paddles and life jacket.  Participants must be able to paddle for 3 hours and know how to swim. First time paddlers and families welcome! Children 14 and over may paddle solo if they are experienced, while younger children must enjoy the ride with an adult. Signed waivers will be required.  Snacks, water…