You love nature and you're working to be as environmentally friendly as possible. But there's more you can do!
5/28/21 11:00 am
6/4/21 11:00 am
6/25/21 11:00 am
5/19/21 7:00 pm
Don't know much about mushrooms and need a place to start? Join us for a overview of the major mushroom types and their critical ecological role
6/22/21 7:00 pm
The life history of our native bees (bumble, mason and more) along with good practices to support them and community science opportunities to observe them.
7/8/21 7:00 pm
Come learn about how, why, and where birds sing and the beauty that is birdsong.
This presentation will explain the lifecycle of the tick and how the spirochete is transferred to humans. Do not let fear of Lyme disease keep you indoors; arm yourself with knowledge.
6/17/21 7:00 pm
The Ruffed Grouse has declined by nearly ¾’s since the turn of the century. We will discuss the ecology of this important avian species, its decline, as well as conservation steps being undertaken to save it.
6/10/21 7:00 pm
Pennsylvania has a fascinating geological and biological past. This program will look at some of the different plants and ecosystems of Pennsylvania’s past as presented through fossils.
5/20/21 7:00 pm
Learn about the life history of this enigmatic little bird that spends almost its entire life airborne, as well as ASWP’s Swift conservation efforts across the region.
6/12/21 8:00 pm
Come learn about our state insect and their interesting lives, as well as learning how to count them in your own backyard. We will start with a presentation then go outside observing and counting them as night falls. Part of Audubon’s Backyard Nature Series.
6/25/21 8:00 pm
7/17/21 10:00 am
This program discussed the critical importance of milkweed in Monarch habitat and food source. Participants will learn about the Monarchs conservation challenges and how they can help by planting milkweed in their own backyards. Part of Audubon’s Backyard Nature Series.
7/11/21 2:00 pm
6/2/21 8:00 am
Develop your birding skills by spending time in the field observing species with one of our expert guides and Master Birder graduates.
5/22/21 2:00 pm
Native plants are good for birds, pollinators, and wildlife – but did you know that many can also be eaten by people? Learn how to identify and responsibly enjoy native edibles that founds in our region.
6/5/21 2:00 pm
When people think "foraging," many focus on edible plants. There are many types of resources that go beyond edible. This hike will focus on useful rock types, the best woods to use for various purposes, and skill hacks to make outdoor life easier with local resources in a sustainable way.
5/25/21 7:00 pm
