Join us to tune into your senses and experience the nighttime world of owls on this quiet walk through the forest. We will pause in several spots to call for owls and learn about the adaptations that help them to survive at night.
Dive into a discussion of the realities of climate change on the global and local level and community-based initiatives. Come learn what your community is doing to combat climate change and be a part of the solution!
We will visit several locations such as Breitbeck Park, Oswego Harbor, and Fair Haven Beach State Park to get to know local waterfowl and enrich our knowledge of bird migration to learn about the importance of Lake Ontario along birds' journeys.
The Literature & Nature Book Group at Baltimore Woods welcomes you to nourish and enhance your appreciation of the natural world with ongoing friendly discussions of great writing on that theme.
Explore the science of snow and winter water through experiments and hands-on activities. Strap on some snowshoes and go for a hike to play in the woods.
In our pioneer style log cabin we will discuss the history of plant allies and how they have shaped modern medicine today. While we chat, we will enjoy an old recipe to support our respiratory system.
In this series for kids, we will sharpen our observation skills with fun exercises to learn about proportions, shading, texture, and colors. In this session, we will sketch birds visiting our feeders through the window. We will also use taxidermy mounts and photos as references to learn about bird anatomy, feather groups, and tips for drawing birds in motion.
Join Matt Young for this expedition to combine observing nature with mindfulness and explore the world of finches.
Experience a Star Party at Baltimore Woods, offered for free thanks to our Star Party Program Sponsor, Marcellus Smiles!
Tracking uses the skills of observation and deduction to tell the story of life in the woods. In this program, we will learn how to identify and interpret signs of animals before we head outside. We will put our skills to the test as we follow trails to stumble across different animal tracks and leave [...]
Test your nature knowledge with your friends, family, or come solo in a fun filled night of brain-teasing trivia. The winning team each month will receive a prize!
In this series for older teens and adults, we will sharpen our observation skills with fun exercises to learn about proportions, shading, texture, and colors. In our first session, we will collect natural curiosities like pinecones, sticks, and winter weeds to sketch.