The Land Trust Learning Series brings free environmental educational events to the public in partnership with the Barrington Public Library and our generous sponsors.  Register now for upcoming events. Email Cindy Elder with questions regarding sponsorship.

Sponsorship Information

Our sponsors make it possible for us to offer the Land Trust Learning Series to the public at no charge. Sponsorships range from $100 to $1,000 and include a range of recognition opportunities. We welcome the support of businesses, foundations, organizations and individuals. You may pay by check or online.

Online Sponsorship Form (online payment, logo upload)

Mail-In Sponsorship Form (download, print and mail with check)

2026 Land Trust Learning Series Schedule of Events

 

Thanks to our 2026 Learning Series Sponsors!

Charles E. Millard General Contractors, Inc.

Pods Swimming, East Providence

Jaffe Orthodontics, Barrington

Past Learning Series Events

The links below provide a description of past Learning Series events. In some cases, you can watch the events on the Library’s YouTube channel or on various streaming services.

The Secret Life of Birds

How Healthy is Narragansett Bay?

Thirst for Justice (documentary)

Next Generation Leaders

Between Moon Tides – Saving the Saltmarsh Sparrow

Stormwater Management in a Coastal Town

The Climate Future Film Festival

Climate Change – Seeing the Forest Through the Trees

Microplastics in our Environment with J.P. Walsh and Victoria Fulfer

Nature Gardening with Doug Tallamy

Uli Lorimer – 235 Plants for an Earth Friendly Garden

Loren Spears – An Indigenous Perspective on Native Plants

A Conversation with Environment Reporter Alex Kuffner

Walking Rhode Island with John Kostrzewa

Global Human Salt Marsh Degredation with Mark Bertness

 

Documentary Films

Aguilucho: Dance of the Harpy Eagle (View on Kanopy through your Public Library)

Then, Now and Forever: Zuni in the Grand Canyon

Paradise in Peril

The Wolf OR-7 Expedition

Gather, a documentary on Indigenous food sovereignty and the importance of ancestral foods (View on Kanopy through your Public Library)