Phone Apps and Nature Program at Dvoor
Join Hunterdon Land Trust for a guided hike, and learn how different phone apps can help you identify and document the natural world around you! Our Stewardship Program Manager, Emily Dunn, will introduce [...]
Dead Ash Trees Removed From Dvoor Farm
Hunterdon Land Trust bid a sad farewell this week to several ash trees that stood in a row between the Dvoor Farm and the traffic circle. The trees fell victim to the dreaded [...]
Restoration Project Aims to Improve How Brook Handles Rain
On Saturday night, July 17, a brutal rainstorm tore through Hunterdon County, pounding the area with up to 6.11 inches of rain between 6 p.m. and midnight. Roads were flooded, cars were stranded [...]
Young Stewards Care for Dvoor Farm Trees
A group of teenagers gained firsthand knowledge of invasive species and how to care for young trees recently at the Dvoor Farm. For two days, teens from St. Charles Borromeo Church in Skillman, [...]
‘Bee’ Careful Around the Dvoor Farm Trail!
We have some busy bees down on the Dvoor Farm! The 4-H Creative Club has installed bee boxes and will be bringing honey bees to the farm this Saturday to help pollinate the [...]
Exploring the Site of the Former Copper Mines on the Dvoor Farm
Partially hidden beneath the fallen branches, dried leaves and detritus near the Walnut Brook that courses through the Dvoor Farm lies a gold mine of information about the land’s history in the [...]
Murder on the Case-Dvoor Farmstead — Part 2
A Murder on the Farm Oct. 7, 1803 doesn’t appear particularly noteworthy if one peruses Philip Case’s day book entry for that date. But that Friday was anything but typical at Case’s tannery [...]
Murder at the Case-Dvoor Farmstead — Part 1
The Case Farm Tannery On Nov. 11, 2018 our Farmers’ Market Second Sunday program series featured a presentation on tanneries and the 1803 murder in the farm house basement. In this blog post, [...]