Saturday Aug. 9, 1p-3p, at the jetty in front of the pavilion.
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July 26, 4:30pm
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We watched them grow from caterpillars and then transform into painted lady butterflies.
daily at 1pm. Sometime we catch shrimp and sometimes crabs, and almost always we net silver sides...but sometimes...we are surprised by other critters. Come enjoy the mystery and discovery!
Our purple martin chicks are growing up. Four have already fledged. Before they all fly off, Geoffrey Krukar and a team of volunteers banded them with red bands on July 10
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Sherwood Island State Park, on the shore of Long Island Sound in Westport Connecticut, is a peninsula that covers 234 acres of beach, wetlands and woodlands. People come to the park to walk, bike, swim, fish, study nature, watch birds, fly kites, fly model airplanes, play volleyball, picnic, or just relax under the trees.
The Nature Center and its programs are free (park entrance fees may apply). If interested in scheduling a private program for 2014, please read on…
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In 1995, a coalition of concerned outdoorsmen, sportsmen, environmentalists, and citizens banded together to form the Friends of Sherwood Island State Park, Inc.
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Do you like to work with animals? Do you enjoy educating the public about our local environment? Do you like posting to social media? Do you like working at a beautiful location? Do you like getting paid for what you love doing? The Nature Center has paid internships for students age 16 through high school. Click here to read the Intern Guide [pdf]; if you are hired, you will be expected to follow these guidlelines.
If you like the job description, fit the age requirements, and can abide by the parameters in the Intern Guide, please click on and complete this Intern Application [pdf] and submit as directed before April 11.
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A cut-out from a larger map in the 1933 book Greens Farms, by George Penfield Jennings. It is a composite in which different time periods coexist.
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Richard McBride volunteered to make informational wooden signs along the trail behind the Nature Center. The Friends of Sherwood Island could use your help, too! There are lots of ways that you can get involved! If you are interested in volunteering your time, please contact Friends of Sherwood Island at info@friendsofsherwoodisland.org or complete the Online Volunteer Form . Thank you for your interest!
