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Events

Events used for fundraising for and raising awareness about MRA activities 

Annual General Meeting

The MRA annual general meeting takes place in May of each year. The public is invited to attend to learn more about the work that we do. Email meduxnekeag@nb.aibn.com for time, date and location.

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Annual Dinner and Auction

The annual dinner and auction is one of the largest fundraisers the MRA hosts in April of each year. The event has happened every year since the foundation of the MRA in 1998. Local businesses and supporters donate items to be auctioned off and the proceeds go to purchasing land and furthering our conservation efforts. 

Annual Wildflower Walk

Meduxnekeag River Association offers an annual Wildflower Walk each Spring. Held in May, when the spring ephemeral wildflowers are at their best, we visit one or more Appalachian Hardwood Forest sites in the Meduxnekeag watershed. Led by a local naturalist, the walks attract many participants and provide an introduction to identifying local woodland flowers as well as an opportunity for appreciation and photography. The Wildflower Walks are free, although donations to the Association or the Trust are always appreciated.

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Annual Bird Walk

Every spring, the Meduxnekeag River Association, in partnership with local bird enthusiasts lead a bird walk at the Meduxnekeag Valley Nature Preserve (Bell Forest-260 Bell Settlement Rd). Many birds nest in the Appalachian Hardwood forests and they can often be seen hunting and gathering food. Keen eyes and ears will be exposed to Ovenbirds, Warblers, and if you're really lucky a Scarlet Tanager or the Barred Owl that call these forests home.​

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Guided Walks & Snowshoe Outings 

We offer guided walks on our trails for small groups on request. Throughout the winter, snowshoe outings can be booked for small groups on our trails at Bell Forest and Bell Flats. We do not provide snowshoes; however, they can be borrowed from the local library using a library card.

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Summer Programming

Each Summer, the MRA offers a vareity of engaging workshops for children and teens. From hands-on nature exploration to creative outdoor learning, our programs are designed to inspire curiosity and connection with the natural world.

Stay up to date with this years offering by following us on our Facebook and Instagram for all the latest details.

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