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HFA Garden

Habitat For All
Learning Initiative

Change begins at home. We focus on backyards, gardens, and schoolyards because these are often the first places where we connect with nature. By enhancing these spaces, we can spend more time in nature and learn to care for the animals and plants that share this planet with us. We organize events that everyone can enjoy and access. Our goal is to inspire you to take small steps to reconnect with nature: plant a flower, listen to the birds, or watch a bumblebee on a flower. We believe that, collectively, small changes can change the world.

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Our Programs

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The garden

The centerpiece of the Habitat For All Program is the 1/4-acre Habitat Garden at Valentine Farm. This large, intensively-planted garden demonstrates how to build backyard features that can kindle a life-long interest in ecological gardening while creating special places for adults and kids. â€‹

Learn about the garden

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Walks and outings
Seasonal bird walks, and outings to explore vernal pools, geology, wildflowers, and more are regularly on the schedule.
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Webinars

Throughout the winter season, a variety of experts and enthusiasts share their talents and passions for the natural world.
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Special events
Free community events like Winterfest, the Monarch and Homegrown Food Festivals and Sundays in the Garden give hands-on experiences for learning and exploration. 
Learn about the Monarch Festival
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Help us connect more people with nature, provide learning opportunities, and inspire everyone to see themselves as conservationists.
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Part of recreating on this land means protecting it too. Before heading out on any adventure on conserved trails or boat launches, familiarize yourself with land usage etiquette and rules.
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PO Box 981, Bethel, Maine 04217 •
162 North Road, Bethel

info@mahoosuc.org | 207.824.3806

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