October 2021
Belfast Garden Club Program
Winterizing Gardens with Jean Vose After a bountiful season, it’s time to prepare your garden for winter - and ensure a beautiful and vibrant spring! This program walks one through what should be done to get your property including gardens ready - from cleaning out the vegetable garden to protecting trees and shrubs. Instructor Jean Vose, Nobleboro, has two passions in life - gardening and beekeeping. She is an experienced Master Gardener of more than 25 years and provides horticultural…
Find out more »In Conversation with Bob Keyes and Paul Doiron
Join us for this conversation about Bob Keyes' new book, The Isolation Artist: Scandal, Deception, and the Last Days of Robert Indiana Please pre-register for the zoom link here
Find out more »Zoom-In- Nature’s Nightshift: Nocturnal Animals
Join Friends of Sears Island and the Belfast Free Library for a live Zoom presentation titled “Nature’s Nightshift: Nocturnal Animals” with staff and live animals from the Center for Wildlife in Cape Neddick, Maine. Register for the zoom here This event will be a wonderful introduction to Maine’s creatures of the night. How does a bat find thousands of tiny mosquitoes in the dark? Why would an opossum choose to lumber around at night? How does a porcupine defend himself…
Find out more »November 2021
Belfast Garden Club Program
Moving Forward, Travel Tales and Wildlife Photography with Shelley Lance Fulk and Jacklyn Amtower Join two sisters as they share their passion for travel and photographing wildlife around the world and share enlightening and often humorous stories of their adventures. Register for the zoom link here. Shelley Lance-Fulk and Jacklyn Amtower are sisters living in Beaver Cove, a few miles north of Greenville, Maine. They have been traveling and photographing wildlife around the world since their teens. They have visited…
Find out more »An Update on the Penobscot River Paddling Trail With Cloe Chunn
Cloe Chun will brief us about recent developments on the paddling trail, as well as what she has learned about Wabanaki place names from studying and seeing them, firsthand, along the river. Register for the zoom link here BIO-Cloe Chunn, former high school and college teacher, is a naturalist, nature journal keeper, and Registered Maine Guide. She is a cofounder of the Maine Master Naturalist Program. Her book, Fifty Hikes in the Maine Mountains (W.W. Norton), has been a standard…
Find out more »December 2021
Camden Conference Community Event
United States-Europe-Russia. Is the West Over? a presentation with Seth Singleton
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