Join us on the second Sunday of each month for an afternoon of writing and making art together in nature.

Join local artist Stephanie Sullivan for an afternoon of creative expression through leaf collection and art making.

Meet Lead Camp Educators Jay and Sam for a Summer Camp Meet & Greet

June Session: Who Lives In A Pond?

Help us continue the transformation of our native pollinator garden!

May Session: Wiggling Worms

Join us on the second Sunday of each month for an afternoon of writing and making art together in nature.

Dig into the importance of soil health and how you can achieve it in this hands-on workshop.

Come find us as exhibitors at the Herricks Cove Wildlife Festival

Contribute to the transformation of our native pollinator garden at our volunteer planting days!

Celebrate our biodiversity with a day of free programs and nature-based activities at our Earth Day Open House.

April Session: Bird Beak Buffet

March Session: Majestic Maple Trees

In this interactive program you’ll have a chance to satisfy your curiosity about the weird and wonderful world of taxidermy as we demystify this creative process.

In this program, we'll talk about the sexual diversity that exists around the world, and ask, why isn't this the norm in biology class?

February Session: Winter Animal Wonders

Enjoy cookies, cider, and nature-inspired card-making, followed by evening winter stargazing.

We’ll learn about a variety of animal homes through hands-on investigation and head out on a hiking adventure to search for nearby animal homes!

Get to know the mountains of Windham County by their names, geology, stories and more.

 Join our experienced Environmental Educator on “Dog Walk with a Naturalist” to enjoy the natural world with our furry friends.

We’ll experience the forest through testing some of our senses while hiking and engaging in other fun exploration activities along the way.

We’ll learn more about why fall is a special time in the natural world and focus on one of the most vibrant changes we see in the fall: colorful leaves!

The fairies are coming and are prepping our magical grounds to welcome visitors from all over!

Whether you're curious about fairy house building or a seasoned expert, join us to meet other builders, find some inspirations, and learn more about how to be an official builder for the upcoming Fairy House Festival.

Join the Nature Museum and Kelly Stettner of the Black River Action Team (BRAT) as we learn about one of the world’s most amazing miniature fliers, dragonflies!

Join us for a special day of activities, speakers and learning about the Connecticut River Valley.

A public talk with W. John Kress about the vital importance of trees and our collective future.