Firefly Viewings with New Canaan Land Trust
July 1, 2019 @ 8:30 pm - 10:00 pm
Local entomologists believe that the New Canaan Land Trust’s Firefly Sanctuary is home to one of the largest populations of fireflies in our region. During a few weeks each summer, the fireflies light up the night sky as they try to find and attract a mate. Join guides from the New Canaan Land Trust on a short walk through the property, which will culminate with a viewing of the firefly show. The walk will last approximately 20 minutes, and participants are welcome to stay and enjoy the firefly display for as long as they wish.
Please note, participants should bring a flashlight, wear sturdy shoes, and bring insect repellent. Our walk will traverse wooded trails with sometimes uneven terrain.
LOCATION: NCLT’s Firefly Sanctuary @ 16-50 Sleepy Hollow Rd
TIME SCHEDULE: Firefly Viewings
Monday, July 1 PLEASE REGISTER
Tuesday, July 2 PLEASE REGISTER
Wednesday, July 3 PLEASE REGISTER
AARON LEFLAND is the Executive Director the New Canaan Land Trust, where he works to conserve open space, steward the Land Trust’s properties, and foster a connection between our community and its natural resources. Aaron is a recent graduation from the Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies, where his research focused on sustainable and community-based forest management.
In Partnership with New Canaan Land Trust.
