Penn’s Woods Penn’s Woods is located off the entrance drive just west of the main meadow. There’s much to learn from this 9-acre parcel of forest, which has been carefully managed over the years to restore and preserve the natural …
Native Plant Seed Sale Are you interested in growing your own plants from seed? As of April 9, the Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Native Plant Nursery will be introducing 6 species of native plant seeds to our marketplace! These will be …
What is the Native Plant Advocate Program? The Native Plant Advocate Program is the updated revision of our beloved naturalist program. We have realized that the information presented during the previous training sessions is of value and interest for more …
Learn all about how and why to foster native plants in your landscape Per Class: $30 in-person with guided walk; $25 virtual only The Knowing Native Plants series is an annual seasonal deep dive into the native plants of the …
An Ecological Rainbow: 2024 An Annual Pride Tradition
The Incredible Journey of Nature’s Regal Lepidoptera, The Monarch By Elizabeth Jordan Whether you watched The Incredible Journey (1963) as a child or viewed it more recently with your children or grandchildren, the story of three pets who traveled 300 …
Volunteers are active in every department at Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve. Whether you see yourself engaging with visitors, helping in the Native Plant Nursery, leading walks or programs, or lending a hand behind the scenes, there are many volunteer roles …
Throughout the year, Preserve Notes spotlights local groups who share like-minded missions to our own. This month, we’re delighted to introduce you to In Color Birding, a non-profit organization launched in 2021 whose mission is to provide an entry point …
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American Holly and Canada Hemlock: Important Wildlife Food and Habitat Autumn oranges, yellows and reds are not the only colors on the Preserve this November. Check out a couple of our native evergreens!Â