wildlife – Craneridge Homeowners Association

EVENT: Meet Our Streams

After this event has been rained out twice this year, we’re giving it another go! Sat., August 5, 1-2 pm. Meet at the Meadow shelter. Catch the flyer below for details. Sign-up by sending an email to Sue Kellner. Neighbor and stream expert, Dr. Stephen Vermette will lead us on an exploration of Crump BrookContinue reading “EVENT: Meet Our Streams”

New Date: “Meet Our Streams” Event

We’ve rescheduled this event to Sat., May 20, 1-2 pm. Catch the updated flyer below. If you haven’t already, please sign-up at: https://forms.gle/2RqubF7ezTtLb2c48 Neighbor and stream expert, Dr. Stephen Vermette will lead us on an exploration of Crump Brook and its tributaries. Learn about the value of our streams and the wildlife that live inContinue reading “New Date: “Meet Our Streams” Event”

Earth Day Event: Meet Our Streams!

Celebrate Earth Day with the Woodlands & Habitat Committee for our kick-off event, “Meet Our Streams.” Saturday, April 22, 1-2 pm, at the Pool Shelter. Please sign-up here. We’re lucky to have neighbor and stream expert, Dr. Stephen Vermette lead us on an exploration of Crump Brook and its tributaries. Learn about the value ofContinue reading “Earth Day Event: Meet Our Streams!”

Gardening With Native Plants | Saturday, June 5 1:00pm @ the Pool Shelter

Supporting wildlife with native plants. Presented by Master Gardener, Lyn Chimera Lyn will answer… Why are native plants important? What supports pollinators and birds? What will grow best in Craneridge? What plants will deer avoid? See you at the Pool Shelter June 5! View the print version of the flyer.

Missed “Meet Our Wild Neighbors” Event?

On May 16, Naturalist Scott Lembitz shared a treasure trove of information about our natural neighborhood in and around Craneridge. We talked about birds (nesting Blue Birds and feisty Orioles spotted!), raccoon, skunk, groundhog, white tailed deer, fisher, bobcat, plants, trees, insects, and SO much more! Want to know all this plus how to protectContinue reading “Missed “Meet Our Wild Neighbors” Event?”