What We've Been Up to From April Thru August of 2019--Whew!

Along with Ausbon Sargent's mission to "preserve the rural landscape of the Mt. Kearsarge/Ragged/Lake Sunapee region" is it's commitment to educate people and enjoy time on some of our protected properties. It is also important for us to raise funds for the work we need to do and we choose to do this by offering some special events for our members.  Enjoy a look at the Ausbon Sargent events of the spring and summer (view page 1 and page 2, sharing 24 photos) and consider joining us for one of our events next year.

For our final summer event in August, we had a great hike through the Bradford Bog.
Hikers on the Garvey property heading toward the "Goshen Ocean" (Gunnison Lake).
John Garvey and Cotton Cleveland share information about their Wayne's Woods protected property in Goshen.
Our Ausbon Sargent mascot Seymour WoodsandFields rides in the NL Hospital Days Parade.
The participants at our Sawyer Brook Headwaters dragonfly event say, "Wish You Were Here"!
Peter Bloch's drone photo at our Esther Currier Wildlife Management Area (Low Plain) dragonfly event.
The participants at our Esther Currier Wildlife Management Area (Low Plain) Dragonfly event.
A dragonfly to observe.
The guests at the Zilvitis' dessert had only great things to say about their Progressive Dinner evening.
Dessert and a brief Ausbon Sargent update were held at the Zilvitis' on Little Lake Sunapee.
Hors d'oeuvres were hosted by the Goldmans in Sunapee.
Each July we plan a "members-only" Progessive Dinner that is a highlight of the summer. With two hors d'oeuvres hosts, eight dinner hosts and a single large gathering at the home of one dessert host, this is a busy and very enjoyable evening.
2018-Star Lake Farm in Springfield Receives the Tree Farm of the Year Award
Gallery Index
2019 Annual Meeting