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Plans Change, but Memories are Made

Week of December 7, 2025 – December 13, 2025 by Katie McLaughlin, Environmental Educator Did you know that there is an old Christmas tree farm at Baltimore Woods? Originally planted in the early 1980s, this area has grown to astounding heights. It is located near the northern side of the boundary trail; you can spot an [...]

By |2025-12-13T22:30:17-05:00December 13th, 2025|naturalist blog|Comments Off on Plans Change, but Memories are Made

Discovering Wildlife Through Trail Cameras

Week of November 30, 2025 – December 6, 2025 by Kaylen Iorio, Environmental Educator As I have been preparing for the Discovering Wildlife Through Trail Cameras program here at Baltimore Woods I’ve been able to take the time to reflect on why I am so drawn to this type of technology. Anyone who knows me knows I am [...]

By |2025-12-07T13:14:28-05:00December 7th, 2025|naturalist blog|Comments Off on Discovering Wildlife Through Trail Cameras

Save the Rain

Week of November 23, 2025 – November 29, 2025 by Anna Stunkel, Environmental Educator Onondaga Lake is one of my favorite local areas to go birding. During spring and fall, you can find a colorful variety of ducks on the water. In winter, I have counted almost 100 Bald Eagles there at one time. It is [...]

By |2025-11-30T11:24:40-05:00November 30th, 2025|naturalist blog|Comments Off on Save the Rain

Hail, Sleet & Graupel

Week of November 16, 2025 – November 22, 2025 by Elizabeth Suzedell, Environmental Educator As we continue to get further into November, we’re seeing more and more signs that winter is on the way. Most of the trees have dropped their leaves, squirrels are busily collecting the last of this year’s nuts, and the birds are [...]

By |2025-11-23T10:00:53-05:00November 23rd, 2025|naturalist blog|Comments Off on Hail, Sleet & Graupel

Bridging the Gap

Week of November 9, 2025 – November 15, 2025 by Katie McLaughlin, Environmental Educator As we headed out with their class this field trip season, a teacher told me “I will give you a lifetime of after-school detention if we find a snake on this field trip.” Now, she happened to be someone I have known [...]

By |2025-11-16T10:09:48-05:00November 16th, 2025|naturalist blog|Comments Off on Bridging the Gap

The Best Part of the Job

Week of November 2, 2025 – November 8, 2025 by Kaylen Iorio, Environmental Educator As an environmental educator much of my time is spent outside, whether that is guiding school groups through different ecosystems or even maneuvering through each of the 14 trails with public program participants like we did two Saturdays ago! Each day spent [...]

By |2025-11-08T20:00:27-05:00November 8th, 2025|naturalist blog|Comments Off on The Best Part of the Job

Boogie-Woogie Aphids

Week of October 19, 2025 – October 25, 2025 by Elizabeth Suzedell, Environmental Educator There’s a white tree branch off of the Boundary Trail that I’ve pointed out to many students on field trips for the past few weeks. When I ask them what they think is going on with the branch, they ask, “Is it [...]

By |2025-10-26T13:08:02-04:00October 26th, 2025|naturalist blog|Comments Off on Boogie-Woogie Aphids

Autumn is Its Own Kind of Magic

Week of October 12, 2025 – October 18, 2025 by Katie McLaughlin, Environmental Educator October is my busiest month of year with field trips, homeschool programs, and general seasonal and spooky activities. Even so, I find myself pondering life as I have been walking through the changing ecosystems. I take this time of year to really [...]

By |2025-10-18T14:26:13-04:00October 18th, 2025|naturalist blog|Comments Off on Autumn is Its Own Kind of Magic

Caterpillar Season

Week of October 5, 2025 – October 11, 2025 by Kaylen Iorio, Environmental Educator Here at Baltimore Woods caterpillars become stars during the summer and fall. A very common caterpillar to spot is the Hickory Tussock moth caterpillar and students are fascinated to find them. These caterpillars are white and fluffy with black hairs running down [...]

By |2025-10-12T15:43:07-04:00October 12th, 2025|naturalist blog|Comments Off on Caterpillar Season
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