Events and Programs
Naturalist Workshop Series: vernal pools
Yay! It’s Vernal Pool season!
Of all the interesting ways to observe the advance of spring, vernal pools are one of the most fascinating. A vernal pool is a temporary woodland pond or small body of water, often overlooked, which plays a central role in the life cycle of many amphibians and turtles and the organisms that rely on them. They have important implications and impacts on local wildlife, outdoor recreation, and forestry operations. We invite anyone to come and learn why vernal pools are so important to protecting Maine’s woodlands.
Participants will learn about the species of frog, turtle, and salamander that rely on vernal pools; learn to identify and count egg masses; and learn about the complex dynamics that make vernal pools so fascinating.
This is an all-ages event—children are welcome with adult supervision. During the event, we will walk approximately 1.5 miles on forest trails, pausing to visit a number of vernal pools.
Full Moon Paddle
Feel the glow!
Meet your leaders at the Welcome Center 10 minutes before the official start time so that we can start walking promptly on schedule. Hike the 1 mile to the pond and our canoes. With a little luck, the full moon will be rising on the far shore and we’ll paddle the pond, exploring the wetlands, beaver lodges, and shoreline looking for beaver and otter activity, and listening for loons and owls calling.
Make sure you are wearing water-proof or quick-dry clothing; it’s always a good idea to bring layers (a windbreaker or fleece are great options). Try to avoid both cotton and denim as they do not keep you warm once wet and do not dry quickly. Make sure you have sturdy shoes that you don’t mind getting wet and bring your own water bottle. We should be on the water no longer than an hour and a half, and land at the same location we launch from.
All equipment is provided.
Be sure to bring bug repellent and a headlamp.
Registration is required. This program is likely to run at least 2.5 hours.
Rain date: May 13
Registration
Naturalist Workshop Series: bringing turtles out of their shells
Join wildlife rehabilitator Pam Meier, founder and director of The Turtle’s Back, Inc., and get to know Maine’s incredible native turtle species—face-to-face! Learn how fascinating and different they all are, why they are in decline, how to identify different species and genders, what to do (and not do) if you find a turtle, what rehabbing these ancient reptiles is all about, and how you can help. This will be an indoor program presented through an engaging PowerPoint presentation. Pam will have her live turtle ambassadors in tow for people to visit with as they get to know different species. Plenty of time will be allotted for questions and visiting with the turtles.
Suitable for all ages except young children (younger than 8) - 1.5 hours
afterschool mountain bike ride
Take to the trails at Hidden Valley Nature Center on this afterschool mountain bike ride. Sarah Plummer, local yoga and outdoor adventure instructor from Maine Outdoor Yoga, will lead this group ride along the trails at HVNC. Kids 8-14-years old will learn the basics of mountain biking on this fun and challenging beginner to intermediate ride.
Please wear sneakers and bring water in a well-fitting backpack. We will provide you with a mountain bike and helmet unless you prefer to ride your own bike and/or bring your own helmet. The group will meet at the Welcome Center at 3 pm and return to the Welcome Center before 4:30 pm. Parents are welcome to check out a bike to ride independently, hike the trails, or leave and return after the program. This program will run rain or shine.
Wednesday Wander
Join naturalist Susan Cottle for a walk of spring discovery along the Sheepscot River at Palermo Preserve. May brings a myriad of changes to the woods including the blooming of spring ephemeral wildflowers, new growth on trees, and emerging ferns, mosses, and lichens.
The group will venture down through the forest to the river, observing the wonders of spring progressing in the forest and the natural features of the river that support one of the most important stretches of salmon habitat in the Sheepscot River watershed. The undercut banks, overhanging vegetation, and submerged logs and rocks in the river create sheltered pools which provide resting places for salmon as they travel to and from their spawning grounds.
Registration is encouraged but walk-ins are welcome. Well-behaved pets that get along with others are welcome. Wear sturdy hiking shoes and bring water.
While there is no age limit for this program, children under 18 should be accompanied by an adult.
afterschool mountain bike ride
Take to the trails at Hidden Valley Nature Center on this afterschool mountain bike ride. Sarah Plummer, local yoga and outdoor adventure instructor from Maine Outdoor Yoga, will lead this group ride along the trails at HVNC. Participants will learn the basics of mountain biking on this fun and challenging beginner to intermediate ride.
Please wear sneakers and bring water in a well-fitting backpack. We will provide you with a mountain bike and helmet unless you prefer to ride your own bike and/or bring your own helmet. The group will meet at the Welcome Center at 3 pm and return to the Welcome Center before 4:30 pm. Parents are welcome to check out a bike to ride independently, hike the trails, or leave and return after the program. This program will run rain or shine.
Naturalist Workshop Series - Bog Exploration
Join us for a Bog Exploration at Hidden Valley Nature Center!
Join us for this exploration of Hidden Valley Nature Center’s kettle bog. Formed by the glaciers retreating from Maine, this unique feature on the landscape is home to a diversity of plants and animals including carnivorous plants, birds of prey, and white tailed deer. Learn about this special ecosystem, and what makes this wetland unique and sensitive!
Please meet outside at the Welcome Center promptly at 10:00 a.m. Participants should bring a water bottle, snack if you choose, insect protection, and sturdy walking shoes or boots (depending on recent weather, you might want footwear for muddy trails to the bog.)
And don’t forget to bring your own curiosity and nature detective skills!
Full Moon Paddle
Feel the glow!
Meet your leaders at the Welcome Center 10 minutes before the official start time so that we can start walking promptly on schedule. Hike the 1 mile to the pond and our canoes. With a little luck, the full moon will be rising on the far shore and we’ll paddle the pond, exploring the wetlands, beaver lodges, and shoreline looking for beaver and otter activity, and listening for loons and owls calling.
Make sure you are wearing water-proof or quick-dry clothing; it’s always a good idea to bring layers (a windbreaker or fleece are great options). Try to avoid both cotton and denim as they do not keep you warm once wet and do not dry quickly. Make sure you have sturdy shoes that you don’t mind getting wet and bring your own water bottle. We should be on the water no longer than an hour and a half, and land at the same location we launch from.
All equipment is provided.
Be sure to bring bug repellent and a headlamp.
Registration is required. This program is likely to run at least 2.5 hours.
Rain date: June 12
Registration
Naturalist Workshop Series
Join us for ecology exploration at Hidden Valley Nature Center!
Learn how Maine mammals move, and discover their hidden habitats. Venture to the pond to check out a beaver lodge and talk about the amazing adaptations of this busy builder. Bring your binoculars to focus on birds and learn to identify those you spy. Examine mosses and lichens of all kinds on rocks, trees, and the forest floor. Delve into the role mushrooms play in the balance of the forest, how they grow, and what kinds flourish locally. Venture to a vernal pool to explore what lies beneath the surface and the importance of these seasonal wetlands. Find a quiet spot under a special tree to sketch the bark or write the feelings of the forest.
Each Saturday will offer a different topic to be explored in depth, led by a naturalist but guided by the interests of the group.
Wednesday Wander
Join naturalist Susan Cottle for a fern walk at Stetser Preserve in Jefferson. Learn about these vascular spore producing plants as you follow the trail along an unnamed perennial stream to a small pond. Gain confidence in identifying multiple varieties of ferns, how they reproduce, where they like to grow, and how to tell them apart. There's a lot to appreciate about ferns.
The Stetser Preserve is a wooded upland forest particularly rich in wildlife diversity because it is located within a 7,000-acre tract of roadless habitat. The trails wind through hilly woods and old logging trails and include a short spur trail that leads to a view of the property's beautiful pond.
Registration is encouraged but walk-ins are welcome. Well-behaved pets that get along with others are welcome. Wear sturdy hiking shoes and bring water.
While there is no age limit for this program, children under 18 should be accompanies by an adult.
Naturalist Workshop Series - Understanding Trees
Join naturalist Susan Cottle for a walk and learn workshop on trees at West Branch Preserve in Somerville!
Gain a better understanding of the integral role trees play in the ecology of a forest. Learn to identify coniferous and deciduous varieties by their leaf and needle structures, branching forms, and unique bark. Spend the morning immersed in the forest gaining new perspective on the trees we are surrounded by in Maine.
West Branch Preserve includes steeply sloping terrain as well as flat and wide trails along the West Branch Stream where cascading pools of water flow through a hemlock-lined ravine to the beaver dams and meadows at the base of Haskell Hill. Protecting this land helps ensure a lengthy section of the West Branch of the Davis Stream remains clean & cool for spawning fish and helps keep the waters of Damariscotta Lake cleaner.
This is an all-ages event— interested children are welcome with adult supervision.
Wednesday Wander
Join us the last Wednesday of each month for a guided nature walk at one of Midcoast Conservancy’s diverse preserves. Each walk will be 1-2 miles long and focus on the flora, fauna and landscape of that month’s specific preserve. Grab your curiosity and a friend to come explore a part of the Midcoast you’ve never been before. Or return to one of your favorite preserves to share and learn more about a place you love.
Registration is encouraged but walk-ins are welcome. Well-behaved pets that get along with others are welcome. Wear sturdy hiking shoes and bring water.
While there is no age limit for this program, children under 18 should be accompanies by an adult.
Wednesday Wander
Join us the last Wednesday of each month for a guided nature walk at one of Midcoast Conservancy’s diverse preserves. Each walk will be 1-2 miles long and focus on the flora, fauna and landscape of that month’s specific preserve. Grab your curiosity and a friend to come explore a part of the Midcoast you’ve never been before. Or return to one of your favorite preserves to share and learn more about a place you love.
Registration is encouraged but walk-ins are welcome. Well-behaved pets that get along with others are welcome. Wear sturdy hiking shoes and bring water.
While there is no age limit for this program, children under 18 should be accompanies by an adult.
Wednesday Wander
Yay! It’s Vernal Pool season!
Grab a friend and join us for a walk at Maguire Preserve to visit a Significant Vernal Pool valued for its high counts of Wood Frog and Spotted Salamander egg masses. Of all the interesting ways to observe the advance of spring, vernal pools are one of the most fascinating. A vernal pool is a temporary woodland pond or small body of water, often overlooked, which plays a central role in the life cycle of many amphibians and the organisms that rely on them. These woodland pools have important implications and impacts on local wildlife, outdoor recreation, and forestry operations. We invite anyone to join Maine Master Naturalists Kit Pfeiffer and Jane Harrison on this walk to discover the magic of Maguire Preserve and its woodland vernal pool.
Wear good hiking shoes or rubber boots and be prepared for mud. Polarized sunglasses are suggested for viewing life below the surface of the water. You may wish to bring water and a snack.
Registration is encouraged but walk-ins are welcome. Well-behaved pets that get along with others are welcome. Wear sturdy hiking shoes and bring water.
While there is no age limit for this program, children under 18 should be accompanies by an adult.
Full Moon Hike at Hidden Valley Nature Center
Join us for a full moon hike at Hidden Valley Nature Center.
Enjoy an evening illuminated by the glow of the full Pink Moon. Discover a new way of being in the woods, when sounds become more pronounced and sight takes a backseat to our other senses. The group will take moments of silence to listen for owls and nocturnal foragers along the trail, chat as we hike and revel in the brightness of earth's closest celestial friend.
Meet at the Welcome Center at HVNC; hikers should wear warm clothes and be prepared for mud. Please bring water and a flashlight or headlamp. Your guide will lead the group on a moderate hike of 2-3 miles along some of the many trails at HVNC. We will be out for 2 hours.
Weather date: April 13
Registration is required and space is limited so sign up today!
Review our refund policy here.
Registration
Naturalist Workshop Series: poetry is for the birds
Birds have long been a source of inspiration to poets around the world. With April marking the beginning of bird migration season in Maine, what better time to explore our feathered friends through poetry of our own? Join us for this nature poetry workshop at Hidden Valley Nature Center. We'll walk the trails at HVNC, looking and listening for birds. Led by Maine Master Naturalist and author Andrea Lani, the group will talk about birds as symbols, metaphors, and poetic subjects in their own right. Participants will gain inspiration from examples of bird poetry and use the ideas and images they’ve gathered to create poems of their own.
Andrea Lani is the author of Uphill Both Ways: Hiking toward Happiness on the Colorado Trail. As a Maine Master Naturalist, she teaches nature writing and nature journaling workshops around Maine. Be sure to dress for the weather, including periods of sitting still outdoors, and consider bringing an insulated pad to sit on.
Full Moon Hike at Hidden Valley Nature Center
Join us for a full moon hike (or snowshoe, if there is snow on the ground) at Hidden Valley Nature Center.
Enjoy an evening illuminated by the glow of the full Sap Moon. Discover a new way of being in the woods, when sounds become more pronounced and sight takes a backseat to our other senses. The group will take moments of silence to listen for owls and nocturnal foragers along the trail, chat as we hike and revel in the brightness of earth's closest celestial friend.
Meet at the Welcome Center at HVNC; hikers should wear warm clothes and boots. If there is snow on the ground microspikes or small snowshoes are recommended. Need a pair? Reach out and we can gear you up. Please bring water and a flashlight or headlamp. Your guide will lead the group on a moderate hike of 2-3 miles along some of the many trails at HVNC. We will be out for 2 hours.
Weather date: February 13
Registration is required and space is limited so sign up today!
Review our refund policy here.
Registration
Full Moon Hike at Hidden Valley Nature Center
Join us for a full moon hike (or snowshoe, if there is snow on the ground) at Hidden Valley Nature Center.
Enjoy an evening illuminated by the glow of the full Snow Moon. Discover a new way of being in the woods, when sounds become more pronounced and sight takes a backseat to our other senses. The group will take moments of silence to listen for owls and nocturnal foragers along the trail, chat as we hike and revel in the brightness of earth's closest celestial friend.
Meet at the Welcome Center at HVNC; hikers should wear warm clothes and boots. If there is snow on the ground microspikes or small snowshoes are recommended. Need a pair? Reach out and we can gear you up. Please bring water and a flashlight or headlamp. Your guide will lead the group on a moderate hike of 2-3 miles along some of the many trails at HVNC. We will be out for 2 hours.
Weather date: February 13
Registration is required and space is limited so sign up today!
Review our refund policy here.
Registration
Full Moon Hike at Hidden Valley Nature Center
Join us for a full moon hike (or snowshoe, if there is snow on the ground) at Hidden Valley Nature Center.
Enjoy an evening illuminated by the glow of the full Wolf Moon. Discover a new way of being in the woods, when sounds become more pronounced and sight takes a backseat to our other senses. The group will take moments of silence to listen for owls and nocturnal foragers along the trail, chat as we hike and revel in the brightness of earth's closest celestial friend.
Meet at the Welcome Center at HVNC; hikers should wear warm clothes and boots. If there is snow on the ground microspikes or small snowshoes are recommended. Need a pair? Reach out and we can gear you up. Please bring water and a flashlight or headlamp. Your guide will lead the group on a moderate hike of 2-3 miles along some of the many trails at HVNC. We will be out for 2 hours.
Weather date: January 15
Registration is required and space is limited so sign up today!
Review our refund policy here.
Registration
Ski Lease Fitting -CLC YMCA in Damariscotta
Enjoy the snow and build a lifetime of skills!
Ski Lease Fitting -hidden valley nature center
Enjoy the snow and build a lifetime of skills!
Full Moon Hike at Hidden Valley Nature Center
Join us for a full moon hike (or snowshoe, if there is snow on the ground) at Hidden Valley Nature Center.
Enjoy an evening illuminated by the glow of the full Cold Moon. Discover a new way of being in the woods, when sounds become more pronounced and sight takes a backseat to our other senses. The group will take moments of silence to listen for owls and nocturnal foragers along the trail, chat as we hike and revel in the brightness of earth's closest celestial friend.
Meet at the Welcome Center at HVNC; hikers should wear shoes with good grips and bring a hiking stick if desired, along with a snack, drink and flashlight or headlamp. Your guide will lead the group on a moderate hike of 2-3 miles along some of the many trails at HVNC. We will be out for 2 hours.
Registration is required and space is limited so sign up today!
Review our refund policy here.
Registration
Full Moon Hike at Hidden Valley Nature Center
Join us for a full moon hike (or snowshoe, if there is snow on the ground) at Hidden Valley Nature Center.
Enjoy an evening illuminated by the glow of the full Beaver Moon. Discover a new way of being in the woods, when sounds become more pronounced and sight takes a backseat to our other senses. The group will take moments of silence to listen for owls and nocturnal foragers along the trail, chat as we hike and revel in the brightness of earth’s closest celestial friend.
Meet at the Welcome Center at HVNC; hikers should wear shoes with good grips and bring a hiking stick if desired, along with a snack, drink and flashlight or headlamp. Your guide will lead the group on a moderate hike of 2-3 miles along some of the many trails at HVNC. We will be out for 2 hours.
Registration is required and space is limited so sign up today!
Review our refund policy here.
Registration
Full Moon Hike at Hidden Valley Nature Center
Join us for a full moon hike (or snowshoe, if there is snow on the ground) at Hidden Valley Nature Center.
Enjoy an evening illuminated by the glow of the Super Hunter's Moon. A night when the full moon will be closer to the earth than on any other day of the year and visible from dusk until dawn. Discover a new way of being in the woods, when sounds become more pronounced and sight takes a backseat to our other senses. The group will take moments of silence to listen for owls and nocturnal foragers along the trail, chat as we hike and revel in the brightness of earth’s closest celestial friend.
Meet at the Welcome Center at HVNC; hikers should wear shoes with good grips and bring a hiking stick if desired, along with a snack, drink and flashlight or headlamp. Your guide will lead the group on a moderate hike of 2-3 miles along some of the many trails at HVNC. We will be out for 2 hours.
Registration is required and space is limited so sign up today!
Review our refund policy here.
Registration
Race Through the Woods
Join us for the 13th Annual Race Through The Woods trail race on Sunday, October 6, at Hidden Valley Nature Center in Jefferson, Maine.
Racing starts at 9:00AM. Racers will have two course options to choose from: a 13 mile course or a shorter 5 mile distance. (Both share the course with same start time). The course brings you over steep hills, through the woods, past beautiful ponds and has about 1,000 feet elevation change.
Race fees are $40 for the 13, and $30 for the 5 miler.
Long sleeve technical shirts will be available for purchase with registration, with a limited number available for purchase the day of. Prizes will be given to first place finishers (men and women) and in age categories. Prizes will include a free night stay at one of our Hidden Valley huts and PIE!
We will be pouring beer from Sheepscot Valley Brewing!
Registration IS REQUIRED through our friends at Race Entry and closes one week before race.
This race is currently capped at 125 entrants, with a waitlist. There will be NO day of registration.
No refunds, no bib transfers. If you are unable to race, your registration fee will be considered a donation to Midcoast Conservancy.
GoosePecker Trekker
Join Midcoast Conservancy friends and staff for a hike in the Sheepscot Headwaters in Montville, followed by lunch from the grill and some local beer. Potluck side dishes are welcome; hot dogs, tofu pups and vegetarian mains and chips will be provided by us.
Feel free to skip the hike and join us for lunch at noon if that fits your schedule best. One hike is being offered this year, a two-mile hike led by Bob Kohl, local trail builder extraordinaire, and Midcoast Conservancy Board member Buck O’Herin. The hike goes through areas with beautiful mature forest, part of 1700 acres of contiguous protected land. Hear about the conservation vision for the region and ongoing collaborative work with neighboring Sebasticook Regional Land Trust.
There will be a port-a-potty available.
Full Moon Hike and owl chat at Hidden Valley Nature Center
Join us for a full moon hike at Hidden Valley Nature Center.
Enjoy a crisp evening illuminated by the glow of the moon and discover a new way of being in the woods. At night, sounds become more pronounced; the group will listen for owls and the rustling of nighttime foragers along the trail.
This final full moon hike of the season will start a little differently. We will be welcoming a screech owl named Willow, brought to us by Dan Weekes, from Pollination Station in Alna. He will introduce Willow to hike participants and do a short talk about the owl before the hike begins. This will take place in front of the Welcome Center and last 15-20 minutes after which Dan will leave with Willow and the hike will proceed.
Hikers should dress warmly, wear shoes with good grips and bring a hiking stick if desired, along with a snack, drink and flashlight or headlamp. Your Maine Master Naturalist guide will lead the group on a moderate hike of several miles along some of the many trails at HVNC. We will be out for 2 hours.. The hike will be about 40 minutes each way, and of moderate ease. Snowshoes are available by reservation, or participants can bring their own, in the event of snow.
Weather date: Mar. 25th
Registration is required and space is limited so sign up today!
Review our refund policy here.
Registration
Full Moon Hike at Hidden Valley Nature Center
Join us for a full moon hike (or snowshoe, if there is snow on the ground) at Hidden Valley Nature Center.
Enjoy a crisp evening illuminated by the glow of the moon and discover a new way of being in the woods. At night, sounds become more pronounced; the group will listen for owls and the rustling of nighttime foragers along the trail.
Meet at the gate at HVNC; hikers should dress warmly, wear shoes with good grips and bring a hiking stick if desired, along with a snack, drink and flashlight or headlamp. Your Maine Master Naturalist guide will lead the group on a moderate hike of several miles along some of the many trails at HVNC. We will be out for 2 hours.. The hike will be about 40 minutes each way, and of moderate ease. Snowshoes are available by reservation, or participants can bring their own, in the event of snow.
Weather date: Feb. 24th
Registration is required and space is limited so sign up today!
Review our refund policy here.
Registration
2024 Biathlon
Mark your calendar!
Midcoast Conservancy will host its annual Biathlon at Hidden Valley Nature Center in Jefferson. All ages and skill levels are encouraged to participate! This is a non competitive, fun atmosphere with the goal of getting people outside and introduced to the sport of biathlon.
There are races/categories for Nordic skiers, snowshoers and even fat bikers! Don't have your own gear but want to enter the race? Not to worry: Midcoast Conservancy will be renting skis, snowshoes and fat bikes to racers to use for the race and until 3PM on race day. The shooting range will be equipped with paintball guns. All paintball guns are provided by Midcoast Conservancy. Each racer will receive safety training on how to use the paintball gun.
Races will begin about 9 am and continue into the early afternoon. All day long there will be bonfires, along with great food and warm drinks Spectators are encouraged. Please consider volunteering if you’re not planning to race; we can always use extra hands! Please leave your dog at home for this event.
Race categories are based on self-selected skill levels upon registration, and there is a special category for youth racers.
$20 for adults, $10 for anyone 18 and younger. Register now to guarantee your spot. We will be collecting payment on the day of the race. Space is limited- day-of registrations as space provides.
Bad weather make-up date: Feb. 10th
Register here!
Full Moon Hike at Hidden Valley Nature Center
Join us for a full moon hike (or snowshoe, if there is snow on the ground) at Hidden Valley Nature Center.
Enjoy a crisp evening illuminated by the glow of the moon and discover a new way of being in the woods. At night, sounds become more pronounced; the group will listen for owls and the rustling of nighttime foragers along the trail.
Meet at the gate at HVNC; hikers should dress warmly, wear shoes with good grips and bring a hiking stick if desired, along with a snack, drink and flashlight or headlamp. Your Maine Master Naturalist guide will lead the group on a moderate hike of several miles along some of the many trails at HVNC. We will be out for 2 hours.. The hike will be about 40 minutes each way, and of moderate ease. Snowshoes are available by reservation, or participants can bring their own, in the event of snow.
Weather date: Jan. 25th
Registration is required and space is limited so sign up today!
Review our refund policy here.
Registration
Youth Cross-Country Ski Clinic
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Midcoast Conservancy will be offering its multi-session winter Youth Cross-country Ski Clinic each Saturday, beginning January 6 through February 10, from 9:30 am - 11:00 am at Hidden Valley Nature Center in Jefferson.
The six session Youth Cross Country Ski Clinic for kids ages 5-14 is the perfect setting for skiers of different levels to gain skills and confidence while enjoying HVNC’s trails. Instructors use creative, non-competitive methods to get the skiers out on the trails having fun each week.
Cost is $70 for members and $80 for non-members. Review our refund policy here.
All attendees must complete the Skills Assessment and Liability Waiver through the following buttons, and register through the below form. Thank you!
rEGISTER HERE!
Full Moon Hike at Hidden Valley Nature Center
Join us for a full moon hike (or snowshoe, if there is snow on the ground) at Hidden Valley Nature Center.
Enjoy a crisp evening illuminated by the glow of the moon and discover a new way of being in the woods. At night, sounds become more pronounced; the group will listen for owls and the rustling of nighttime foragers along the trail.
Meet at the gate at HVNC; hikers should dress warmly, wear shoes with good grips and bring a hiking stick if desired, along with a snack, drink and flashlight or headlamp. Your Maine Master Naturalist guide will lead the group on a moderate hike of several miles along some of the many trails at HVNC. We will be out for 2 hours.. The hike will be about 40 minutes each way, and of moderate ease. Snowshoes are available by reservation, or participants can bring their own, in the event of snow.
Weather date: Dec. 27th
Registration is required and space is limited so sign up today!
Review our refund policy here.