Herricks Cove Wildlife Festival
Live animal programs, exhibits, and activities for children.
Live animal programs, exhibits, and activities for children.
Lend a hand to plant the new meadow landscape with natives.
A series of three hikes in May, June and August to deepen your knowledge and awareness of native plants.
Step under the waves and see migrating shad, eel, and lamprey. Free nature-based programs for kids every Friday and Saturday at 10 with Summer Unplugged beginning at the end of June.
Learn to identify and safely remove the most common invasive plants
Sessions for ages 4- 11 from June 24th to August 2nd
Spend a day outside exploring the Vermont springtime
Featuring a live animal presentation by the Southern Vermont Natural History Museum
Join us between 12 and 5 to celebrate this exciting event
April sessions are on the 5th and the 12th
March sessions are on the 1st and the 22nd
Three days of classic winter fun and learning during the February school break
February sessions are on the 2nd and the 9th.
Join us to meet your neighbors and discuss the best of nature-based writing.
December Sessions are on the 8th and the 15th.
November sessions are on the 10th and the 17th.
Learn how trees interact with their environment across days, weeks, seasons, and years and over varying scales.
A benefit concert for The Nature Museum with Big Woods Voices, an a cappella group singing American roots genres and world folk styles.
An oak tree supports more life forms than any other tree in North America - learn how to plant and care for them on your property to support a wide web of native species.
Learn to identify numerous common invasive species and why they should be removed to enhance ecosystem function. A hands-on workshop on the grounds of The Nature Museum.
October sessions are on the 6th and the 20th.
Led by Rich Holschuh, join a conversation among ourselves and with All of Our Relations, exploring other ways of seeing and being in relationship with place.
September sessions are on the 8th and the 15th
Learn how to identify beneficial plants and turn them into medicine with Dr. Allison Tunrner.
Free programing for kids at local libraries and the Bellows Falls Fish Ladder
Free programing for kids at local libraries and the Bellows Falls Fish Ladder
Free programing for kids at local libraries and the Bellows Falls Fish Ladder
Free programing for kids at local libraries and the Bellows Falls Fish Ladder
Get to know the ferns that have successfully adapted to changing conditions over millions of years.
Free programing for kids at local libraries and the Bellows Falls Fish Ladder
Ecologist Mark P. DesMeules takes us into the world of the special timber rattlesnake, and its storied natural history right here in Vermont and New England.
Free programing for kids at local libraries and the Bellows Falls Fish Ladder
Free programing for kids at local libraries and the Bellows Falls Fish Ladder
Celebrate Pride Month by getting outside on a hike for queer-identifying folks.
A Saturday morning walk to practice new skills