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21Oct

Mushroom Walk

Many plant-focused people are not aware of the important roles that fungi, including mushrooms, play in the lives of plants. There would be no land plants were it not…

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16Sep

Nature at Night: Spiders

Nocturnal nature is full of beauty and mystery and September is a great time to explore the Preserve and discover the fascinating life history of creatures big and small….

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07Oct

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…

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27Aug

Phytoblitz

Are you interested in improving your plant ID skills? Are you looking for an opportunity to explore the Preserve, off-trail, and discover some of its hidden treasures?

If you answered…

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13Apr

Native Plant Nursery Opening Day Lecture – Members Only

Members-Only Lecture | 10 am – 11 am

Nursery Shopping Opening | 11 am – 5 pm

Join us on the Preserve’s Native Plant Nursery opening day! Members can attend a…

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13Apr

Spring Bird Walk

The Preserve’s plant and habitat diversity provide nesting sites and food sources for many species of birds, including warblers, thrushes, chickadees, woodpeckers, towhees, nuthatches, goldfinches and more. Bird walks…

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27Apr

Spring Bird Walk

The Preserve’s plant and habitat diversity provide nesting sites and food sources for many species of birds, including warblers, thrushes, chickadees, woodpeckers, towhees, nuthatches, goldfinches and more. Bird walks…

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04May

Spring Bird Walk

The Preserve’s plant and habitat diversity provide nesting sites and food sources for many species of birds, including warblers, thrushes, chickadees, woodpeckers, towhees, nuthatches, goldfinches and more. Bird walks…

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11May

Spring Bird Walk

The Preserve’s plant and habitat diversity provide nesting sites and food sources for many species of birds, including warblers, thrushes, chickadees, woodpeckers, towhees, nuthatches, goldfinches and more. Bird walks…

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Spring Celebration & Members-Only Lecture

Members-Only Lecture | 10am – 11am
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Members-Only Shopping | 11am – 1pm

Nursery Shopping Open to the Public | 1pm – 5pm

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13Apr

Native Plant Nursery Opening

Join us for the spring opening of our Native Plant Nursery!

Native plant shopping is available to both members and the public from 11 am – 5 pm.

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14Apr

Spring Celebration: Native Plant Nursery Opening

Join us for the spring opening of our Native Plant Nursery!
Members shop exclusively from 11 am – 1 pm. Shopping opens to the public from 1 – 5 pm.

The Native…

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23Jun

Summer Nature Play Day

Come join us for an afternoon of play in nature! Our Visitor Center will be filled with fun and thematic self-guided activities, art projects and opportunities for a guided…

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05Nov

Tales from a Naturalist’s Diary with Pete Bacinski

Join us for a program that is complete with all those natural history facts and questions you never thought to ask. Filled with images of Mother Nature’s oddities, naturalist…

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10Feb

Winter Lecture Series: Pollination: What’s the True Story?

Is it “Plants and Animals living in harmony” or is it another case of “Plants vs. Animals” like herbivory? The relationship between plants and animals that visit the flowers…

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27Jan

Winter Lecture Series: Climate Change: Past, Present and Future

Variations in climate have been common throughout Earth’s history. Prior to the rise of civilization, the causes of climate change were exclusively natural. Some have postulated that human impacts…

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06Jan

Winter Lecture Series: The Green Amendment: Securing Our Right To A Healthy Environment

For decades, communities have relied on federal and state laws to ensure protection of a clean environment. And while achieving some important environmental protection successes, overall the health of…

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13Jan

Winter Lecture Series: Of a Feather: A (Brief) History of American Birding

WINTER LECTURE VENUE CHANGE
Due to a large demand for tickets, this lecture will now be held from 2- 3 pm in the auditorium at WASHINGTON CROSSING STATE PARK, located…

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03Feb

Winter Nature Play Day

Come for an afternoon of play in nature! Our Visitor Center will be filled with fun and thematic self-guided activities, art projects and opportunities for a guided hike. This…

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06Dec

Winter Waterfowl Field Trip

Many species of waterfowl make a migratory stop at the Edwin B. Forsythe NWR in Oceanville, N.J., on their way south. Education Coordinator Kelly Joslin and birders Chris and…

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