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This is a series of nature themed mostly outdoor activities and lessons aimed at elementary school aged children. Topic changes weekly.
This is a series of nature themed mostly outdoor activities and lessons aimed at elementary school aged children. Topic changes weekly.
We will brew a pot of hot or iced coffee to enjoy as well see what birds are around the grounds.
This is a series of nature themed mostly outdoor activities and lessons aimed at elementary school aged children. Topic changes weekly.
This is a series of nature themed mostly outdoor activities and lessons aimed at elementary school aged children. Topic changes weekly.
We will brew a pot of hot or iced coffee to enjoy as well see what birds are around the grounds.
Learn about the moths of Wissahickon ParkMoth NightTuesday September 27 from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.Celebrate the beauty, life cycle, and habitat of these stunning nocturnal fliers! During this annual twilight event, you’ll learn fascinating facts about the elusive nighttime pollinators. We’ll attract moths with three kinds of lures: two kinds of light lures and one sexy pheromone lure made with my top secret “3B Moth Bait” recipe. This sweet mixture attracts moths that are not attracted to light, and we paint it on tree trunks. Please bring a flashlight and be prepared to walk quietly in the dark. Download
This is a series of nature themed mostly outdoor activities and lessons aimed at elementary school aged children. Topic changes weekly.
This is a series of nature themed mostly outdoor activities and lessons aimed at elementary school aged children. Topic changes weekly.
This is a series of nature themed mostly outdoor activities and lessons aimed at elementary school aged children. Topic changes weekly.
Come learn how to identify the Wissahickon’s terrestrial and aquatic invertebrates.Invertebrate Surf and TurfSaturday September 17th from 1:30 to 3:30pmCome learn how to identify the Wissahickon’s terrestrial and aquatic invertebrates. We will use sweep nets to sample the woods and kick nets to sample the creek. A plethora of identification materials and expertise will be provided. This program meets at Harper’s Meadow (between Northwest Stables and the creek.) Pre-registration is required. Children of all ages with caregivers. FREE
This is a series of nature themed mostly outdoor activities and lessons aimed at elementary school aged children. Topic changes weekly.
