Scout Educational & Historical Projects at Angle Fly Preserve
Angle Fly Preserve has a rich history, some of which can be seen in ruins and artifacts remaining in its forests and overgrown fields. It is also an outdoor environmental classroom, where a knowledgeable eye can read the stories of the land, its past and possible future. This has intrigued many scouts, who have sought to share some of that information with the many preserve visitors.
2011
Emily Enoch
Girl Scout Gold Award
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Emily researched, designed and installed interpretive signs along the Yellow trail.
2011
Joe Ciuffo
Troop 376/Eagle Scout Project
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Joe built and installed two large informational kiosks: one at the entrance to Angle Fly and the other in the upper parking lot, at the head of the Yellow trail.
2016-17
Jacob Adler
Troop 228/Eagle Scout Project
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Jacob researched the history of foundation ruins of the Lynch family farm along the Blue trail. He collected artifacts for preservation by the Somers Historical society and wrote a report of his findings which is available here.
2016-17
Matthew Buck
Troop173/Eagle Scout Project
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Matthew created a signed Nature Trail along the Yellow trail and created a Scavenger Hunt to accompany it. The Scavenger Hunt Guide is available here.