Our principal purpose is
the preservation of wild and scenic rivers, wilderness, and unique natural areas.
Conservation • Education • Recreation
Outings and Activities
November
thu19nov9:30 AM12:00 PMLogan Springs Conservation Day
Event Details
Join us Thursday November 19 for a conservation day. We will be removing invasive species from our adopted acre at Logan Springs Nature Conservancy Preserve. Where: Logan Springs Preserve, SW Benton County
Event Details
Join us Thursday November 19 for a conservation day. We will be removing invasive species from our adopted acre at Logan Springs Nature Conservancy Preserve.
Where: Logan Springs Preserve, SW Benton County
When: Nov 19, 9:30-12
Lunch: bring a lunch if you would like to have a picnic after!
Meet the group at 15300 Osage Hill Rd, Siloam Springs, AR 72761 Let me know if you want to create a carpool.
Wear durable, weather appropriate clothing (coat, rain jacket) and closed-toe shoes. If you have gardening/work gloves, those will help! Chas McCoy, Watershed Specialist with TNC will be working with us and provide water snacks and tools.
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sat21nov9:00 PM12:00 PMPulaski Chapter: Ouachita Trail Hike #2 (Iron Bridge to Lake Vista)
Event Details
Matthew Friant, Interpreter with Pinnacle Mountain State Park with lead this easy to moderate hike from the iron bridge on Highway 300 to Lake Vista on Lake Maumelle with birding
Event Details
Matthew Friant, Interpreter with Pinnacle Mountain State Park with lead this easy to moderate hike from the iron bridge on Highway 300 to Lake Vista on Lake Maumelle with birding opportunities, plant identification and lake views.
Date: Saturday, November 21
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 12:00
Distance: 4.5 miles
Meet -up Location: Natural Steps Sports Complex (Soccer fields on Highway 300) 11101 AR-300, Roland
Bring: Water, snacks extra layers/rain gear if appropriate, trash bag
No toilets available, but visitor center is 1 mile south of starting point
Organizer: Mary Heller macheller60@icloud.com
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December
tue01dec7:00 PM9:00 PMPulaski Chapter Monthly Meeting
Event Details
See Special Meeting for March 3, 2026 at Ron Robinson Theater Monthly meetings of the Pulaski Chapter are on the first Tuesday of the month, except no meeting in
Event Details
See Special Meeting for March 3, 2026 at Ron Robinson Theater
Monthly meetings of the Pulaski Chapter are on the first Tuesday of the month, except no meeting in July. Most meetings are held at Second Presbyterian Church at 7pm in a classroom on the east side of the building. The September meeting is a potluck usually held at Pinnacle Mountain State Park at the large pavilion on the Maumelle River and the December meeting is a potluck held at a member home.
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Location
Second Presbyterian Church
600 Pleasant Valley Drive
thu17dec9:00 AM11:00 AMPulaski Chapter: Hike the New South Lake Trail
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sat19dec3:30 PM6:30 PMWinter Solstice Celebration at Plum Bayou Mounds Archaeological State Park
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Date of Outing 12/19/2026 Begin Time 03:30 pm End Time 06:30 pm
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sat19dec3:30 PM6:30 PMWinter Solstice Celebration - Plum Bayou Mounds
Event Details
Winter Solstice Celebration at Plum Bayou State Park. A park interpreter will lead a 3/4 mile flat walk through the ancient 1,000-year-old ceremonial site to discuss the prehistoric Plum Bayou
Event Details
Winter Solstice Celebration at Plum Bayou State Park. A park interpreter will lead a 3/4 mile flat walk through the ancient 1,000-year-old ceremonial site to discuss the prehistoric Plum Bayou builders and their earthen calendar. The tour finishes on the mounds to observe the solar alignment and watch the winter sunset over Mound S. After sunset, we will gather around the campfire to enjoy hot cocoa, apple cider, s’mores, and traditional story telling. Costs $5 adults, $4 children. Bring camp chairs. Toilets on site.
If you are interested in carpooling, meet at 2:45pm at Clinton School of Public Service parking lot.
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Location
Plum Bayou Mounds State Park
490 Toltec Mounds Road
Organizer
January
fri01jan10:00 AM12:00 PMFirst Day Hike 2027Sugar Creek First Day Hike 2025
Event Details
Everyone is welcome to join us for a 3.5 mile walk to start 2027 off right. We will walk from Compton Gardens through Crystal Bridges campus to the Heartland Whole
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Everyone is welcome to join us for a 3.5 mile walk to start 2027 off right. We will walk from Compton Gardens through Crystal Bridges campus to the Heartland Whole Health Institute and the Alice L Walton School of Medicine and return through the North Forest at Crystal Bridges.
Bring water, sturdy walking shoes and dress for the weather. You will warm up walking.
Time
tue05jan7:00 PM9:00 PMPulaski Chapter Monthly Meeting
Event Details
See Special Meeting for March 3, 2026 at Ron Robinson Theater Monthly meetings of the Pulaski Chapter are on the first Tuesday of the month, except no meeting in
Event Details
See Special Meeting for March 3, 2026 at Ron Robinson Theater
Monthly meetings of the Pulaski Chapter are on the first Tuesday of the month, except no meeting in July. Most meetings are held at Second Presbyterian Church at 7pm in a classroom on the east side of the building. The September meeting is a potluck usually held at Pinnacle Mountain State Park at the large pavilion on the Maumelle River and the December meeting is a potluck held at a member home.
Time
Location
Second Presbyterian Church
600 Pleasant Valley Drive
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