Speak To The Earth

06/04/2026

All Speak to the Earth walks are free but you have to register:
https://speaktotheearth.org/2026-walks-and-register

05/28/2026

05/08/2026

Speak to the Earth on Radio Kingston
https://www.radiokingston.org/speak-to-the-earth-nature-walks-on-afternoons-with-jami/

Listen to this fun interview about the 2026 season of Speak to the Earth.

03/27/2026

Snow has gone, and the streams are flowing. This is from a walk up Mt. Guardian yesterday. We followed the stream down from its source.

05/24/2025

Come have an Escher experience as you walk in the woods. Join Speak to the Earth for a free walk in nature, (including free transportation from Kingston , NY), on Saturday, June 7. We will be walking at the Israel Wittman Sanctuary in Saugerties. Get more info and register here: https://speaktotheearth.org/schedule-of-field-trips

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05/20/2025

The frogs are calling you to the Israel Wittman Sanctuary for Speak to the Earth's next walk in nature. Come join us on Saturday, June 7th. You can register here: https://speaktotheearth.org/schedule-of-field-trips

The walk, as always, is free and includes transportation from and to the Forsyth Nature Center in Kingston, NY.

05/02/2025

Talus caves and cement mines can be seen along the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail. Even on the hottest days of summer, you can feel blasts of cold air pouring out. Joppenbergh Mountain was the heart of the Rosendale Cement industry. We’ll walk past caves, mine openings, and the mountain on Saturday, May 10th, and you can join us. Visit https://speaktotheearth.org/schedule-of-field-trips for more info and to register.

04/29/2025

At one time, the Rosendale Trestle was the tallest train trestle in the United States. We will be walking to see trestle, and other cool things, on Saturday, May 10th. The walk, including transportation from and back to Kingston, is free. Register here: https://speaktotheearth.org/schedule-of-field-trips

04/28/2025

Spring has sprung and you can come out and enjoy it anywhere in the Hudson Valley. These images of spring come from the O&W Rail Trail off Marcott Road in Stone Ridge. Turtles, trout lilies, skunk cabbage and winter green; all for free on a flat and easy walk to a beaver pond.