Learn more about the natural world with our team of naturalists. Join our staff to discover all sorts of new things about nature...virtually! Animal Feature of the Week: Winter's Feathered Friends by Anna Stunkel, Naturalist As the temperatures drop and snow begins to fall, the world seems to slow down [...]
Check out these fun activities and games that will help you stay connected to nature whether you're inside or out! Salamander Life Cycle Coloring Sheet ~ kids activity spring bioblitz activity sheet ~ kids activity Getting to know spring flowers ~ kids activity Visit this page often for [...]
Looking for a good book to curl up and read? We've got some stories to share on all sorts of nature topics for all ages, so even if you can't get outside, you can reap the benefits of staying connected to nature! Nature Stories Chickadees at Night [...]
As Vincent Willem Van Gogh said, “...and then, I have nature and art and poetry, and if that is not enough, what is enough?” Explore nature through poetry. Feeling inspired to write a few words of your own? Share it with us at [email protected]! Weekly Poems Green Mistletoe! Oh, [...]
Tell us what nature art programs you like? Like this art video? Interested in seeing more videos or programs about art in nature? Take a brief survey and tell our education team what types of art programs you prefer? Spending more time outside these days? [...]
We're happy to help you answer your questions or to set up a field trip with the Baltimore Woods education team. Here's how it works: Fill out the form to the left to submit a question to our school programs manager, Katie Robideau. Be sure to include your name, your school [...]
We invite members of all ages to submit questions about the natural world ranging from animals, plants, your outdoor observations, and specific questions about Baltimore Woods and our naturalists will respond! Here's how it works: Fill out the form to the left to submit a question to our education team. Be [...]
Here at Baltimore Woods Nature Center we take care of several different animals. Most of them were donated to us when they either could not be released back into the wild due to environmental regulations or could no longer be cared for by their original owners. We give them the care they need and [...]
