It is spring! (Finally!!!) Time to hit the ACLT trails to enjoy the spring flowers. Last Sunday was a beautiful day – crisp and sunny.  The trails were awash with a scintillating display of early spring wildflowers – especially the Horse Swamp trail.

Nothing out of the ordinary but how invigorating to be out in a restful setting with the freshness of a new year. The liriodendrons were turning green, the maple trees with their red buds were clearly discernable, and the frogs were singing. Beautiful.

ACLT Events Intern -  ACLT is seeking an Event Intern to work with Development and Communications approximately 10 - 15 hrs. per week. This unpaid position is a great opportunity to join an established organization and gain valuable non-profit event, marketing, communications, and social media … [Read more...]

Article by ACLT Habitat Improvement Specialist, Mike Molina.   Have you ever found yourself staring at some extravagant plant in your backyard and wondering, “what in the world could this be?” You go to look it up, but you have no idea how to navigate a dichotomous key or field guide that … [Read more...]

Hunting season is here. And while this might excite many of our friends and volunteers, others may be hesitant and unsure of how it impacts their time in the forests of ACLT - particularly now that the State permits hunting in the Parkers Creek Wildlife Management Area (WMA). This also means that … [Read more...]