We’re passionate about where we live and how the natural splendor of both public and private lands in CHV connects its residents in a way that transcends geography. We believe in room to roam, and that CHV thrives when conservation and community meet. We are excited to share our latest and greatest in our nature community with you.
News
Were you a wild child? Are your kids wild children? According to Dr. Scott Sampson, if the answer to the former is yes then you were raised right and if the answer to the latter
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Our partner PPAN is sharing what we need to know when we are planning for yard work. http://peopleandpollinators.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Child-Friendly-Lawns_fact-sheet-4June13final.pdf Child Friendly Lawns Fact Sheet To find out more about how you can be greener and
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Have you encountered a large, yellow and brown snake with a banding pattern on its back in the village? Maybe on the Highline Canal Trail in the sun? If the answer is yes, it was
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Upcoming Programs
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“Bee-Engaged: An Average Joe’s Guide to Basic Beekeeping” Class (Virtual) Part 1
Event Date: January 26, 2021 7:00 pm
This Basic Beekeeping Class is for those who are thinking about becoming Beekeepers (“Wanna-Bees”) and for Beginning Beekeepers (“New-Bees”) or Intermediate Beekeepers (“Lotta-Bees”) looki
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“Bee-Engaged: An Average Joe’s Guide to Honey Bees – Why We Need Them and How to Keep Them”
Event Date: March 10, 2021 7:00 pm
Average Joe Beekeeper covers how and why Honey Bees (and other Pollinators) are important to our entire ecosystem especially for their pollination efforts of our food supply.