Bird walk at Harts Falls Saturday Sept. 28 at 8 am. Tom Langen, St. Lawrence Land Trust Board Member and professor at Clarkson University, will lead this walk to look for fall migrants and resident birds. Meet at the Preserve's parking lot at the intersection of Pink Schoolhouse Road and the Pyrites-Russell Rd. For more details about Harts Falls and a map, please visit our website https://www.stlawlandtrust.org/harts-falls-preserve1.html

Please join us next Saturday to enjoy Hart's Falls and prepare it for winter. We'll clean trails and clean up any remaining summer debris. We'll have tools and equipment, but please bring gloves, and perhaps lunch to enjoy on the Falls. Hart's Falls is at the intersection of Russel-Pyrites Rd. and Townline Road between Canton and Russell

On Sunday, May 7th, Dr. Tom Langen, a longtime member of our board of directors, will lead a bird walk at Upper and Lower Lakes Wildlife Management Area outside Canton from 8-10:30am. To ensure all can hear and the birds aren't disturbed, the walk is limited to 15 people. Please RSVP to our email: stlawlandtrust@stlawlandtrust.org to reserve your spot. The walk is flat and about a mile long.

Come see Bob Linck from the Northeast Wilderness Trust (NEWT) speak about new conservation projects going on along the Grasse River and in other parts of our region. Join us on February 15th at 6pm in Carnegie Hall Room 10 on the St. Lawrence University Campus. E-mail stlawlandtrust@stlawlandtrust.org for more information, or check out our Facebook Page or Instagram Page. Register here (https://forms.gle/bDeUy9L5HC7tomNo9) to get the virtual zoom link.

Dr. Tom Langen, Clarkson University, will lead a bird walk at Upper and Lower Lakes Wildlife Management Area. We’ve had great success with many bird sightings in the past. The walk is limited to 12 people to respect distancing and create a great experience for those attending. Please RSVP to our email stlawlandtrust@stlawlandtrust.org to reserve your spot.

Come see Tony David from the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe's Environment Division speak about the restoration of the Grasse River through the removal of the Hogansburg Dam. April 13th 6pm in the Bloomer Auditorium on the St. Lawrence University Campus.

Saturday September 25 - 8am

St. Lawrence Landtrust is hosting a fall bird walk at Harts Fall led by our awesome birder Dr. Tom Langen, Clarkson University and discover the birdlife at Hart's Falls. We will be looking for fall migrants in particular during our walk.The walk is limited to 15 people to respect distancing and create a great experience for those attending. To RSVP send an email to

stlawlandtrust@stlawlandtrust.org to reserve your spot.

St. Lawrence Land Trust Guided Bird Walk onSaturday, May 8, 8am. Dr. Tom Langen will lead a bird walk at Upper and Lower Lakes Wildlife Management Area. We’ve had great success with sightings in the past. Thus it is limited to 15 people to respect distancing and create a great experience for those attending. Please RSVP to our email stlawlandtrust @ stlawlandtrust.org to reserve your spot.

Join us virtually on Wednesday March 24 at 7pm for an evening presentation and discussion with Ry Rivard, water reporter for the Adirondack Explorer. For the past six years, Rivard has reported on water and the environment. Before coming to New York a year and a half ago, he was a reporter in San Diego. Topics of the talk will focus on road salt, dams, and other water quality issues in the North Country.

Join the St. Lawrence Land Trust and Tom Langen on a Mother's Day bird walk at Upper & Lower Lakes State Wildlife Management Area (ULL SWMA) near Canton, NY on Sunday May 12th. The walk will be led by Tom Langen, a Clarkson University Biology Professor and St. Lawrence Land Trust Board President.