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November 16 - December 6, 2007 |
Features > The Nature of York
Welcome to The Nature of York!
Each season, the York Land Trust and the Center for Wildlife will bring you a new feature to describe what is going on in the natural world around us.Hibernation or Migration: What’s Your Strategy?
Everyone knows that this is the time of year when plants, animals and people start doing what they do to get ready for winter.CFW Admissions: What we tend to see from October to March
While many of our local mammals, turtles and birds either hibernate, den or migrate south for the winter, a good number stick around and are quite active here in southern Maine.Feature York Land Trust Property: The Hilton-Winn King’s Grant Conservation Area
The York Land Trust currently owns and manages over 770 acres of land in the greater York area, representing a wide variety of landscapes and habitats and providing public access.
