April 12, 2026 @2pm – Dark Skies, Bright Future, J. Kelly Beatty - Carpenter Museum
Dark skies are critical for the health of humans and animals alike, yet light pollution gets worse every year. Join Rehoboth Land Trust at our annual meeting to hear J. Kelly Beatty, science educator and former editor at Sky & Telescope magazine, as he reveals the benefits of dark skies and how we can help. Kelly served for more than a decade on the Board of Directors for DarkSky International, and is now an officer with the Massachusetts chapter of DarkSky. No registration required. Public welcome!
May 16, 2026 @6:30pm - Fundamentals of Nature Photography, Dennis Goulet - Carpenter Museum
Are you an aspiring photographer? Is your social media full of pretty pics from the outdoors? Hone your photo skills with Dennis Goulet, who will share the characteristics and techniques of good nature photography. Those who attend will also be invited to a follow-up virtual presentation, featuring the opportunity to receive feedback on one of their photos. Dennis is an award-winning photographer whose images from around the world have appeared in such publications as Audubon, Sierra, and Nature’s Best Photography.
Both of these events are part of RLT’s 2026 Nature’s Voices Speaker Series, and are free and open to the public. This speaker series is funded in part by a grant from the Rehoboth Cultural Council, a local agency which is supported by the Mass Cultural Council, a state agency. Thank you RCC!
Rehoboth Land Trust, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization funded entirely by donations and run by dedicated volunteers. We are not a town committee. Learn more at www.rehobothlandtrust.org.
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