Diane Honer, CT licensed Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator and Wildlife Rehabilitator
Join us October 12th for a beaver hike in Pond View Preserve (part of the Paine Open Space). In preparation for our Haskins Lecture featuring Beaverland author Leila Philips on October 26th at the Westport Public Library, we are excited to have Diane Honer from Beaver and Wildlife Solutions lead us on a hike to learn about Aspetuck Land Trust’s very own beaver family and where they live. Beavers are most active at dawn and dusk so this hike begins an hour before sunset. The walk will be moderate and last about an hour to an hour and a half. Meet at the entrance to the Paine Open Space. Turn down the road right before 220 Maple Road, Easton. Turn into the main entrance at sign at roadside. Proceed to end of entrance road to trailhead.
Diane Honer is a Connecticut licensed Nuisance Wildlife Control Operator, who has been working in this field for eight years. Diane received training in beaver flow systems under the professional and cutting edge programs of The Beaver Institute, Inc. Additionally, Diane has worked as a CT licensed Wildlife Rehabilitator for over 20 years.
After working in social services for many years, Diane grew increasingly passionate about helping wildlife through her experience of her two young boys and the neighborhood children bringing wildlife-in-distress to her asking for help. Diane's career change has been exciting and rewarding in that it has combined her love of helping with her love and ever-growing appreciation of wildlife.
