Exhibits, Walks, and Environmental Programs

 

The Land Trust connects the community with Salisbury’s natural world through exhibits at the Academy Building, guided walks on our preserved lands, and educational programs throughout the year. We collaborate with the Scoville Memorial Library, regional conservation partners, and local experts to present lectures, walks, and hands-on experiences on topics of environmental importance – from native species and habitat restoration to the challenges facing our local biodiversity.

We engage students in environmental stewardship, working with teachers at Salisbury Central School and area high schools to bring science curricula to life through field studies and land-based learning. Each year, Land Trust volunteers and staff lead walks through our preserves during peak wildflower, birding, and fall foliage seasons, welcoming residents and visitors to explore the land we protect together.

Current Exhibits

  • Rewilding, an exhibit sponsored by the Salisbury Association Land Trust, designed and presented by Elaine and Louis Hecht in collaboration with Shelley Harms

    EXHIBIT — 2026

Past Exhibits

  • Go Native!

    EXHIBIT — Summer 2025

  • Imperiled Species in Our Community: The Biodiversity Crisis at Home

    EXHIBIT — Summer 2024

  • The Land We Protect:  Conserving Our Natural Resources

    EXHIBIT — Summer 2023

  • Come into the Forest

    EXHIBIT — Summer 2022