North Salem Open Land Foundation

North Salem Open Land Foundation NSOLF is dedicated to preserving the character and natural beauty of the town of North Salem, NY by maintaining environmental and ecological integrity.

Summer sunsets at Weil Preserve 💚🌾
08/31/2026

Summer sunsets at Weil Preserve 💚🌾

Just passing through! This Solitary Sandpiper stopped at Weil Preserve to rest and refuel during its southward migration...
08/28/2026

Just passing through! This Solitary Sandpiper stopped at Weil Preserve to rest and refuel during its southward migration. True to its name, this shorebird is often found traveling and foraging alone, frequently at inland freshwater wetlands rather than along the shore.

Late-summer color 💜🌱New York ironweed is blooming across the landscape, providing nectar for pollinators along the way.
08/24/2026

Late-summer color 💜🌱

New York ironweed is blooming across the landscape, providing nectar for pollinators along the way.

Meet the pollinators of the night ✨ 🌙 When the sun goes down, the moths come out! Join us at Weil Preserve for Pollinato...
08/11/2026

Meet the pollinators of the night ✨ 🌙

When the sun goes down, the moths come out! Join us at Weil Preserve for Pollinators After Dark, a nighttime exploration of the incredible moths that call North Salem home.

Register now at www.nsolf.org to join us for a night of moth-ing! 🔦🦋

Take a moment to slow down under the Buck Moon. 🌕Join Catherine Downs next Tuesday, July 28 for a guided meditation at H...
07/22/2026

Take a moment to slow down under the Buck Moon. 🌕

Join Catherine Downs next Tuesday, July 28 for a guided meditation at Hayfield-on-Keeler Preserve. We’d love to see you there! 💚

Registration is required. Sign up now at www.nsolf.org.

This isn’t a mushroom... and it doesn’t need sunlight to survive. 👻Ghost pipe (Monotropa uniflora) is one of our forests...
07/08/2026

This isn’t a mushroom... and it doesn’t need sunlight to survive. 👻

Ghost pipe (Monotropa uniflora) is one of our forests’ most fascinating native plants. Instead of making its own food through photosynthesis, it gets nutrients through an underground network of fungi connected to nearby trees.

These ghostly blooms appear for only a brief window each summer, so spotting one is always a treat.

If you find one on the trail, leave it where it grows. Ghost pipe quickly turns black once picked, and leaving it undisturbed helps others enjoy this incredible native plant.

Have you ever come across ghost pipe at one of our preserves? 🌿👻

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