Open Lodge & Grounds Accessibility Project: Opening New Doors to Nature
Announcing a new project to improve accessibility of the Harris Center grounds and create a new outdoor gathering space for events both large and small.
Announcing a new project to improve accessibility of the Harris Center grounds and create a new outdoor gathering space for events both large and small.
Easement monitoring intern Kate McKay shares her memorable encounters with nature while exploring the Harris Center’s SuperSanctuary.
We’re delighted share the poems of Sue Copley, Cathy George, Sandy Taylor, and Anna Leversee, who participated in the “Transitions” nature poetry workshop with Brian Evans-Jones at the Harris Center in the spring of 2024.
On October 20, the Harris Center hosted its 54th Annual Meeting at the Peterborough Players, welcoming nearly 150 supporters for an afternoon of celebration, reflection, and recognition.
In September of 2024, the Harris Center moved to 100% solar electricity by adding two solar ground mounts in a sunny patch behind our building.
The Harris Center “Kestrels” placed first in the birding competition, and raised funds for kestrel conservation efforts.
The Harris Center recognized several exemplary partners and volunteers at our 53rd Annual Meeting on October 22.
This summer, we savored every bit of sunshine with over 200 adventurous campers, spending time on the trails and in the fields, paddling local ponds, climbing boulders, and scaling mountains.
In honor of Pride Month, Harris Center staffer Audrey Dunn reflects on nature and conservation through a queer lens.
Renowned author Sy Montgomery received the newly established Eleanor Briggs Award at this year’s special event for supporters, “Turtles All the Way!”
The Harris Center remains committed to ensuring that our trails, conserved lands, educational programs, and conservation research projects are welcoming spaces for all, regardless of racial or religious background, gender identity, sexual orientation, economic means, or range of physical ability.
A recent HCCE Board and Staff planning effort identified top organizational priorities, specific areas for growth, and one ongoing challenge.