Events
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Guided Wildflower Walks
See flowers and fruits in season and discover fun facts about their use. Learn about the Preserve’s history, habitats, and important plant-animal interactions while enjoying the beauty of our trails. Preserve staff and our talented Volunteer Naturalists lead the tours. …
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Whispers in the Woods
Come join naturalist Mary Nogami for a leisurely walk in Penn’s Woods and along Pidcock Creek. Under a colorful canopy of fall foliage, listen to stories about Revolutionary War soldiers and notable historical citizens of New Hope and Washington's Crossing …
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Winter Solstice Walk
Instead of hunkering down and bemoaning the longest night of the year—also known as the winter solstice—celebrate with a stroll through the Preserve with Education Coordinator Kelly Joslin. We’ll celebrate the joys of winter with a walk on the Preserve …
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Mini Bog Garden
Join BHWP Education Coordinator Kelly Joslin and learn how to construct and care for a bog garden. Kelly will take participants step-by-step through the process of mixing specific soil media, planting techniques and carnivorous plant care. Each participant will take …
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Butterfly Lifestyles
Over 50 species of beautiful butterflies can be seen at Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve. Learn about the lifestyles of some of the common and uncommon species from naturalist Mary Anne Borge, including the ones that make their home here and …
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Morning Meadow Walks
Amidst a sea of waving green grasses, native bees and butterflies gather nectar or pollen from milkweeds, mints, bonesets and coneflowers. Before the day heats up, take a guided tour of our 4-acre meadow to learn about native warm …
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Book Discussion – Red-Tails in Love: A Wildlife Drama in Central Park
When a pair of red-tailed hawks builds a nest atop a Fifth Avenue apartment house across the street from the model-boat pond, author Marie Winn and a cadre of fellow naturalists are soon transformed into obsessed hawk watchers. The hilarious …
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Seed Collection
We often forget that the reason for a flower is to manufacture seeds. Take advantage of the expertise of Preserve curator Jason Ksepka and learn how to collect seed from the plants in your own backyard. This class will …
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Perimeter Walk
The Preserve would look very different without our 10-foot-tall deer fence. Have you ever wondered what lies along the edge of such a significant perimeter that encompasses nearly 100 acres of pristine and diverse woodland habitat? Join Naturalist Les Swartley …