Observe Northern Saw-whet Owl banding at Rushton Farm and experience nature at night.Please Note: We wish to let everyone know that we have been advised by the Rushton staff, there are low expectation for observing these owls. However, we may get lucky! That said, it's still a great opportunity to gather together with other nature lovers and meet the staff! #fingerscrossedThese tiny owls (no bigger than a soda can) travel through Pennsylvania in the fall in search of ideal overwintering habitat.Learn all about their ecology and conservation from our field scientists, and (hopefully) see an owl up-close.Limit 25 guests (We

Join us for this unique opportunity at Rushton Woods Preserve!As fall migration winds down, you will have the opportunity to observe bird banding and to learn all about the process. Teaching children and adults the value of conservation, the importance of preserving open space, and the value and use of scientific research skills are the passions that we strive to share with all of the participants who visit our bird banding station.All ages welcome!Read more here: https://wctrust.org/bird-banding/Please note the following:Banding is weather-dependent. Banding may be canceled at any time with limited notice due to one or more of the following

Join us for a 2-hour foraging workshop that will deepen your connection to the land and introduce you to the many edible and medicinal plants native to our area. This hands-on experience is designed to empower you with the knowledge of local plants, teach you how to forage ethically, and explore the Indigenous ecological wisdom that has guided humans in living in harmony with nature for generations. REGISTER HERE In this workshop, you will: Identify local plants for food and medicine: Learn how to recognize a variety of plants that can be used for culinary and medicinal purposes. You’ll gain

Observe Saw Whet Owl BandingSave the Date for this fun family experience! (This is the new date due to postponing 10/27/23)Observe Northern Saw-whet Owl banding at Rushton Farm and experience nature at night. These tiny owls (no bigger than a soda can) travel through Pennsylvania in the fall in search of ideal overwintering habitat.Learn all about their ecology and conservation from our field scientists, and (hopefully) see an owl up-close. Limit 25 guests.Very Important Things to Remember:We are in a place with heat, running water, etc. BUT, if you want to see owls or go on a night hike, bring