The Veazie Salmon Club is pleased to welcome Hirundo Wildlife Refuge as our guest speaker this Thursday, the 28th.
Hirundo will share their inspiring work on fostering the mutual well-being of our human and wildlife communities—a mission that ties directly to our rivers, lands, and the lives they sustain. This is a wonderful chance to learn how people and nature can thrive together, and how we can all play a part in protecting the world around us.
Hirundo offers 7+ miles of marked trails, river access, public programs, and free rental opportunities for canoes, kayaks, and snowshoes. Our universal access trail, the Trail of the Senses, offers sensory and mobility impaired communities as well as the elderly an opportunity to access and experience nature. With its proximity to the University of Maine campus in Orono, the Refuge acts as a living laboratory for a wide range of University classes and student projects. Hirundo offers environmental educational programs to schools and the public throughout the year and is dedicated to cultivating a love of nature in local youth and fostering future generations of environmental stewards.
Thursday, the 28th
5:30 PM
dinner suggested $10 donation
Come for the conversation, stay for the community.
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Your Friends at The Veazie Salmon Club!