Create a Nature Haiku Writing poetry about nature is a great way to connect with the world around you! A common type of nature poem is the Japanese “Haiku”. To write a haiku, use five syllables in your first line, and the third line and seven syllables in the second. You can use as many [...]
Celebrating a Decade of Partnerships by Whitney Lash-Marshall, Executive Director As we finish up an exciting 18th year of Nature in the City, we are celebrating the wonderful classroom experiences we had and those that helped us deliver them. This year we were lucky enough to recognize ten-year partnerships with five of our Nature in [...]
Baltimore Woods Nature Center is expanding - and we want to hear from you! We are collaborating with our partners at the Central New York Land Trust to jointly purchase and add 90 acres to the exiting preserve, and we're working on plans to upgrade and expand The John A. Weeks Interpretive Center, develop new [...]
Native Plant Sale at Baltimore Woods Birds, Bees, and Blooms! Pre-order May 7 – May 27* Curbside Pick-up June 12 & 13 Our annual native plant sale is still here to help you find beautiful plants and provide habitat for birds, bees, and butterflies in your garden! While we can’t gather in person, we have [...]
Can’t wait to visit Sycamore Hill? Win a chance to visit the gardens privately! Each week from May 4-August 31, one lucky household will win a private self-guided visit to Sycamore Hill Gardens. Each week, purchase a raffle ticket for $6 and you’ll be entered into that week’s drawing to bring your household to the [...]
Whether you are out for a walk at our preserve, exploring your own backyard, or staying inside at home, these weekly blog posts by our education team will keep you connected to nature at home! Click here to check out videos from our naturalists, activities and games, nature poetry and journaling prompts, and more.
We invite you to join us for a season full of virtual nature experiences! Stay tuned for links to our newest programs developed by the education team at Baltimore Woods Nature Center. Click to sign up for a Virtual Wildflower Walk with Famous Poets or the Virtual Gardening for Kids program.
As a private, nonprofit organization, Baltimore Woods Nature Center is not part of any town, county, state, or federal park system. We rely on the generous support of our members. During a time when we are not able to deliver our traditional programming, we hope you will help us continue to take care of the [...]
Take a Virtual Tour of our most recent art exhibit “The Earth Laughs in Flowers” Water Media by Judith Hand & Mixed Media by Julie Gratien
Baltimore Woods Nature Center's commitment to protecting the health of our staff, visitors, and the community remains a top priority. Click here for updates and details about trail use and other measures we are taking to help you stay connected to nature during this challenging time.
