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10Oct

Meandering Mindfully Through Fall’s Colors (Series)

Mindfulness is a way of experiencing the world in the present moment with curiosity and non-judgmental awareness. Join us in mindfully wandering through the Preserve, focusing on the change…

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30Sep

Penn’s Woods Tree Trail Walk with Jim Bray

Started in 1944, Penn’s Woods in a nine-acre arboretum within the Preserve that showcases our collection of trees native to Pennsylvania. Join Preserve naturalist Jim Bray to explore the…

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16Jun

Pollinators and Pollination Strategies

Many plants depend on the assistance of a third party, usually an animal, to help them successfully achieve pollination. How do plants entice visitors to their flowers, and then…

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29Jun

Pollinators and Pollination Strategies

Many plants depend on the assistance of a third party, usually an animal, to help them successfully achieve pollination. How do plants entice visitors to their flowers, and then…

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14Jul

Shade Gardening Workshop with Jenny Rose Carey

Join Jenny Rose Carey, Senior Director at PHS Meadowbrook Farm in Jenkintown and author of Glorious Shade, (Timber Press, 2017) as she discusses tips and tricks to develop or…

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14Oct

Sparrow Identification Workshop with Pete Bacinski

Pete Bacinski leads a comprehensive identification workshop featuring over 25 of our resident and wintering sparrows, as well as common rarities that visit Pennsylvania and New Jersey. His presentation…

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13Jul

Spout Spot Gardening Workshop with Jenny Rose Carey

Join Jenny Rose Carey, Senior Director at PHS Meadowbrook Farm in Jenkintown and author of Glorious Shade, (Timber Press, 2017) at this informative workshop. Homeowners often overlook the potential…

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15Jul

Summer and Fall Shorebirds: An ID Workshop

Thousands of shorebirds descend upon New Jersey every summer. Join naturalist Pete Bacinski to learn where to observe these avian gems, when they arrive, and how to distinguish them….

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04Jun

Thursday Night Lecture Series – Session Bundle

The Preserve is proud to announce Thursday Night Nature, a new lecture series starting June 4. In the same vein as our popular Winter Lecture Series, the Preserve will…

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16Jul

Thursday Night Nature: Bats (Virtual Program)

Bats are the second-most diverse group of mammals, with a little over 1,300 known species. By eating insect pests, dispersing seeds and pollinating flowers, bats provide essential services to…

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25Jun

Thursday Night Nature: Conservation and Management of Amphibians and Reptiles (Virtual Program)

Reptiles and amphibians are mysterious creatures, beloved by some, feared by others, and, for a small segment of the population known as herpetologists, absolutely fascinating to study. Reptiles and…

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02Jul

Thursday Night Nature: Gardening is for the Birds (Virtual Program)

Birds need food, shelter, nesting sites and nesting materials in order to survive. Learn how to make simple changes in your garden that will transform it into a year-round…

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09Jul

Thursday Night Nature: Invasive Insects (Virtual Program)

Washington State has successfully eradicated the citrus longhorned beetle and multiple introductions of Asian and European gypsy moths. The state has kept out Japanese beetles and are now gearing…

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23Jul

Thursday Night Nature: Moths (Virtual Program)

National Moth Week, July 18-26, is a global citizen science project focused on documenting biodiversity and distributions of moths. This year’s NMW theme is Backyard Mothing! Join NMW co-founder…

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18Jun

Thursday Night Nature: Neotropical Migrants: The Habitat Connection (Virtual Program)

Millions of birds move back and forth each year from tropical America to or through the temperate habitats of the mid-Atlantic states. Each depends on certain plant communities to…

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11Jun

Thursday Night Nature: Pollinators and Pollination Strategies (Virtual Program)

Many plants depend on the assistance of a third party, usually an animal, to help them successfully achieve pollination. How do plants entice visitors to their flowers and manipulate…

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04Jun

Thursday Night Nature: Wetland Ecosystems (Virtual Program)

Wetlands are an often overlooked and underappreciated ecosystem, which is unfortunate because they are incredibly beautiful, rich in biodiversity, and have many ecological benefits! Jessica Schmit is a research…

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16Feb

Winter Lecture Series: New Jersey American Kestrel Nest Box Project: Past Lessons, Future Management

Bill Pitts will discuss the evolution of New Jersey’s American Kestrel Nest Box Project, from its…

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09Feb

Winter Lecture Series: Strangers in the Night: The Essential Role Moths Play in a Healthy Ecosystem

Moth expert Elena Tartaglia, PhD, associate professor at Bergen Community College, will highlight the essential roles…

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05Jan

Winter Lecture Series: The Healing Power of Nature

A scientist visits a hospital’s nursery to spray pinene, the chemical that gives pine its scent….

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