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Nourishing Ourselves Through Nature: The Comfort of Trees and Experiences Shared on Our Journey

Baltimore Woods Nature Center is excited to Partner with Matt Young's Mindful Nature Expeditions to offer a series of 6 outdoor excursions between February and July of 2024. This naturalist wellness class will combine observing nature with mindfulness, creating a practice that incorporates a heightened sense of awareness, both in ourselves and the environment around us. This is the final of 6 sessions which will be focused on "The comfort of trees and the experiences we've shared together on our journey through the classes" that will take place both at Baltimore Woods Nature Center and the CNYLT Pleasant Valley Preserve. 

By |2024-02-16T08:28:15-05:00July 13th, 2024|, , , |Comments Off on Nourishing Ourselves Through Nature: The Comfort of Trees and Experiences Shared on Our Journey

Nourishing Ourselves Through Nature: Orchids, Butterflies and Bog Walking in an Outdoor Playground

This session is sold out! Check the calendar for more Nourishing Ourselves Through Nature sessions!

By |2024-02-23T14:22:47-05:00June 29th, 2024|, , , |Comments Off on Nourishing Ourselves Through Nature: Orchids, Butterflies and Bog Walking in an Outdoor Playground

Nourishing Ourselves Through Nature: Warblers and Amazing Neotropical Migrants

Baltimore Woods Nature Center is excited to Partner with Matt Young's Mindful Nature Expeditions to offer a series of 6 outdoor excursions between February and July of 2024. This naturalist wellness class will combine observing nature with mindfulness, creating a practice that incorporates a heightened sense of awareness, both in ourselves and the environment around us. This is the fourth of 6 sessions which will be focused on "Warblers and our amazing neotropical migrants from Central and South America" at Bear Swamp State Forest along the south end of Skaneateles Lake.

By |2024-02-16T08:15:28-05:00May 25th, 2024|, , , , |Comments Off on Nourishing Ourselves Through Nature: Warblers and Amazing Neotropical Migrants
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