This full-day conference will feature presentations on a diversity of natural history topics, with a keynote address exploring backyard pollinator-plant connections by Sam Jaffe of The Caterpillar Lab. Topics will include wildlife, forest ecology, climate change, Mount Monadnock, community science, human connections to nature, and more.

8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Keene State College. Online attendance options are also available. (Doors open for in-person attendees at 8:30 a.m.; presentations begin at 9 a.m.) Registration fee: $20 in advance; $25 at the door. (Students: $10.) Space is limited, and advance registration is strongly encouraged. For full details and to register, see the conference webpage.

Brought to you by the Harris Center for Conservation Education, Keene State College, Antioch University New England, Franklin Pierce University, the UNH Cooperative Extension, Distant Hill Gardens & Nature Trail, the New Hampshire Association of Conservation Commissions, and the Historical Society of Cheshire County.