This is a free and family-friendly event sponsored by the Pound Ridge Land Conservancy. Guided by naturalist Krista Munger, you will be introduced to a beautiful nature preserve and some of the amazing reptiles and amphibians that share our woodlands. Saturday June 29, 2013 from 10am to noon. Meet at the Halle Ravine Preserve entrance off Trinity Pass near the intersection with Donbrook Road.
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