Lily Cabot, 9, of Newbury, peers into the bucket where maple syrup slowly drips from a tree after Cabot and her friends learned the maple sugaring process at the Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary in Topsfield a few years back. From left, Noam Pleff, then 7, of Marblehead, Amariah Condon, then 7, of Saugus, Cabot, and Annette Swain of Topsfield, a field teacher at the sanctuary.
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