Wilderness Skills Workshop: Ethical Foraging for Edible and Useful Plants (CLOSED)
Discover how to recognize, collect, and utilize wild resources while deepening your understanding of sustainable foraging practices.
Discover how to recognize, collect, and utilize wild resources while deepening your understanding of sustainable foraging practices.
Learn the most crucial knots for securing shelters, rigging lines, and elevating your outdoor craftsmanship.
We'll cover both modern navigation tools and traditional techniques, equipping you with practical routines to safely traverse untamed landscapes and always find your way home.
As spring transitions to summer, reptiles and amphibians are becoming very active. This is the perfect time to practice getting to know them through sketching!
This hands-on workshop will cover the basic details for attaching cell phone cameras and digital cameras to a telescope, and how to properly expose the images.
Come for this relaxing indoor program to observe and learn to identify the birds most commonly seen during spring.
In this program, we will search for returning songbirds and learn more about where they travel and the habitats that they need throughout their migration.
Join Naturalist and former Derby Hill Hawk Counter Anna Stunkel at Derby Hill to learn about these birds' journeys, get an insider's perspective on how and why this research is conducted, and learn some observation tips for watching raptors on the move.
Let's learn to use a map and compass to explore Baltimore Woods and complete the Ecosystem Scavenger Hunt. Are you ready to up your skills and meet the challenge?
Join us to investigate the last 6 months of exciting weather data gathered right here at Baltimore Woods, and get some tips on how you can record the weather from your own home.