424 Grand Avenue, New Haven
CFE/Save the Sound will partner with REI, Lost in New Haven, and the Mill River Trail Advocates to lead the first walk of the southern segment of the Mill River Trail. Join us to look back at the history of the trail, walk its current path, and hear about future plans for a "green infrastructure park."
424 Grand Avenue, New Haven
Whitney Museum, 915 Whitney Ave, Hamden
The next regular meeting of the Mill River Watershed Association will be in November. All are welcome to the meeting, but do consider becoming a member.
Whitney Museum, 915 Whitney Ave, Hamden
451 Grand Ave, New Haven
Trail work days are scheduled throughout the year. Check here for latest event.
451 Grand Ave, New Haven
Cheshire Public Library
Nicole Davis, Watershed Coordinator for Save the Sound will discuss the work done to improve the water quality of the Mill River in the past year, ongoing projects and the need to promote public awareness on the importance of this body of water which serves as drinking water to hundreds of thousands of CT residents. Cheshire Historical Society President Diane Calabro will provide background on Cheshire's connections with the Mill River, while the New Haven historical aspect will be presented by Mill River Watershed Association's Malinda Hennes.
Cheshire Public Library
Whitney Museum, 915 Whitney Ave, Hamden
There was a thorough public discussion of the draft East Rock Park Important Bird Area Management Plan prepared by Audubon Connecticut.
Whitney Museum, 915 Whitney Ave, Hamden
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