December 19 | 2–3:30 PM — Winter Wreaths
Celebrate winter by crafting natural wreaths while exploring the park’s winter flora and habitats.
Join the Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council (WRWC) and 15 Minute Field Trips for the final family-friendly guided walk along the Woonasquatucket River Greenway of the season! Explore the science of nature, craft, and play, while discovering the plants, animals, and habitats right in your community.
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Event Location & Parking
Starting Point: Woonasquatucket River Greenway at 15 Goldsmith Street, Johnston, RI 02919 (The Manton Pond Site)
This area includes the Native Plant Garden, the Manton Outdoor Classroom, the Manton Fishway, and examples of stormwater management and streambank restoration. WRWC transformed this area into a vibrant educational and recreational hub while restoring the Woonasquatucket River.
Parking: Limited parking is available at the Manton Outdoor Classroom, including handicap spots. Overflow parking is available further down Goldsmith St.
Accessibility: The walks are open to all ages and move at an exploratory pace, usually covering about a mile. The Greenway is paved and wheelchair-accessible, though not plowed or salted in winter. No on-site restrooms or water; the nearest public restroom is at Cumberland Farms on Killingly Ave.
Language: Primarily conducted in English.
Share Your Experience
We love seeing your discoveries! Upload photos from any Greenway Wild Walk. Email photos to contact@wrwc.org
About the Greenway Wild Walks
Greenway Wild Walks are offered by WRWC, a 501(c) nonprofit working to restore, protect, and sustain the Woonasquatucket River, its Greenway, and communities. Walks are in partnership with 15 Minute Field Trips, connecting people of all ages with nature through hands-on, accessible learning experiences.
Together, we aim to inspire curiosity, foster environmental stewardship, and encourage exploration of the natural world in your own community.