Fur, Fat, and Feathers
For this throwback program, we will explore Baltimore Woods for signs of winter animal adaptations and discuss many of the different techniques animals use to cope with the winter months.
For this throwback program, we will explore Baltimore Woods for signs of winter animal adaptations and discuss many of the different techniques animals use to cope with the winter months.
Where did the plants in our fields and open space come from? Where did they grow before the rise of pastures and farms? How do our old fields look like or unlike habitats that existed in Central New York before the 1800s? A guided trip through fields and meadows to explore human's tinkering with the [...]
Using microscopes, hand lenses, and other tools we will experience complex ecosystems that support larger communities from the ground up. Journey with us into worlds unknown and overlooked!
Discover May’s fungi along the trails at Baltimore Woods while recounting historical tales of fabulous mushrooms that still inspire our own imaginations today.
Sign up to learn about stewardship at Baltimore Woods and assist in our February project!
Through a guided hike, we will explore the clues to how the land in our area was formed, how it will continue to change, and why it matters to the generations of people that have and will call Marcellus “home.”
Take a walk with Naturalist Tom Meier to meet the ferns of Baltimore Woods and discover what makes these ancient plants so "ferntastic".
Let's take a hike around our pond and forests to look for the frogs, toads, tadpoles, salamanders, and newts that live at Baltimore Woods.
Start off our citizen science event with us as we review how to use the iNaturalist app.
Help us remove some invasive species, and afterwards cook them up!