Volume 15 Issue 2 Fall/Winter Kingfisher. Edinburg Scenic Wetlands & World Birding Center Programs & Events

Size: px
Start display at page:

Download "Volume 15 Issue 2 Fall/Winter Kingfisher. Edinburg Scenic Wetlands & World Birding Center Programs & Events"

Transcription

1 Volume 15 Issue 2 Fall/Winter 2018 Kingfisher Edinburg Scenic Wetlands & World Birding Center Programs & Events

2 Page 1 CENTER NEWS Vol. 15, Issue 2 Vol. 15, Issue 2 Message from the Manager It is hard to imagine that a little over 15 years ago, the main grounds of EWBC were a barren former farm field. Today, with lush vegetation at every turn, shady paths and a plethora of blooms, the grounds have become an oasis for humans and wildlife alike. This tiny 3.5 acre pocket of native landscape provides a home for wildlife and an invaluable respite and recreational spot for our visitors. However, the nature experience does not have to end when you leave our park. Every home, school and business with access to a small patch of dirt can grow a native plant in their very own outdoor landscape. From small ground covers to large shade trees, everyone can bring a little nature home. ~ Marisa Oliva ~ If incorporating wildlife friendly plants in your living or work environment is something you are ready to embrace, EWBC is here to help. Not only are we offering wonderful plant based programs such as the Kid s Gardening Program, Pumpkin Planter and a Tour of Rancho Lomitas, but we also offer educator workshops, tours and outreach opportunities on a variety of topics, including native plants and landscape design. In addition, EWBC is pleased to announce that we have partnered with Learning Landscapes to help schools incorporate outdoor learning environments. Planting season is here. What better way to begin than to start with a native plant. Nature Notes: 2018 Purple Martin Nesting Season In February 2015, the EWBC installed a Purple Martin house near the front entrance. Desiring to provide refuge for a species that has become dependent on human supplied nesting cavities, we hoped that the Purple Martins would roost that spring season. It was not to be. Each spring we held our breaths, waiting for the martins to settle in. However, it was not until this past spring that the EWBC welcomed its first nestlings. Every Tuesday and Saturday from April through July, the house was lowered to conduct nest checks as part of Project Martin Watch. Staff monitored the nests, counting the number of eggs that were laid or hatched, and the number of young that fledged from the nest. The data collected is included in a nation-wide survey of purple martin nests. In this first year, the EWBC had six nesting pairs which fledged 23 Purple Martin young. We look forward to the birds return in February and another successful nesting season in 2019! Creature Feature: Huisache Girdler ( (Oncideres pustulata) If you notice your tree seems to have been trimmed and you find branches littered along the garden, take a close look and you may find that the Huisache Girdler (Oncideres pustulatus) has been giving your trees a trim. Huisache Girdlers are 11/16 to 1-1/8 inches long, and are brown with a light brown band going across the wing covers. Their body is also peppered with small shiny black dots. They have a long antennae, and are in the long-horned beetle family, Cerembycidae. The adults appear from late August to October, across South Texas and the Gulf Coast Prairie. Females select a small living branch on a deciduous tree and chew a groove around the circumference. Being careful to not sever the branch, she walks its length, makes a small cut in the branch, and lays her eggs. Eventually, the limb falls from the tree, and the larvae emerges. Normally, the process is not harmful to healthy trees, so go out and explore your gardens, or here at the EWBC, and search for these fascinating insect landscapers.

3 Page 2 UPCOMING EVENTS Trick or Treat Trail Vol. 15, Issue 2 Lighted pumpkin trail Scarecrow trail walks Campfire stories Dance party Vote for your favorite scarecrow! See how microscopes make the ordinary look extraordinary! December a.m. - 4 p.m. Wednesday: Insects Thursday: Rocks, Soil, and Plants Activities are free with reg- Saturday, January p.m. Join EWBC in counting all things wild as we begin this fresh New Year. We'll observe and record sightings of everything from birds and insects to reptiles and plants. Program is free with regular paid admission.

4 Page 3 FAMILY PROGRAMS Vol. 15 Issue 2 Learn about cardinal points and navigate your way through our gardens by using a compass in this fun and challenging program. We'll search for various items, all while learning about navigation and using compasses to help guide our way. RR. Date: Saturday, September 15 Time: 9-10:30 a.m. Orienteering Scavenger Hunt Regular admission, members free Nature is full of interesting creatures. Learn how animals unique characteristics help them to survive, and then join us on an exploratory walk of the grounds in search of these creatures. Afterward, get creative and make your own curious creature to take home with you. RR. Date: Saturday, September 22 Time: 10-11:30 a.m. Beginning anglers ages 7 and up will enjoy this fun, handson training course. Learn basic fishing skills, master fishing knots, and practice casting with a spin-cast rod-and-reel. Learn to identify various game fish as well as which baits and lures to use. Upon completion of the course, students will receive a Basic Angler Certification and fish recognition pin. Registration is required at least one week prior to course. Date: Saturdays, September 29 and February 16 Time: Beginner Fishing Workshops 9 a.m p.m. Free Creative Creatures $2 members, $4 non-members Boy Scout Bird Study Merit Badge Scouts, learn the basics of birding, like how to use binoculars and field guides, and discover local birds as you fulfill the requirements for your Bird Study Merit Badge. Badges are not included, but scouts will receive a certificate of completion. Scouts must be accompanied by a guardian. Registration and payment required by October 11. Date: Saturday, October 13 Time: 9 a.m p.m. $6 per scout Give your Halloween decorations a final touch by adding a pumpkin planter containing beautiful plants. Create a pumpkin planter that is sure to add a spooky, yet beautiful, spark to your decorations just in time for Halloween. Bring your pumpkin and we'll supply the rest. Registration is required by October 11. Date: Saturday, October 13 Time: 2 3:30 p.m. Pumpkin Planter $6 per pumpkin planter and identify. RR. Date: Saturday, November 3 Fall is a spectacular season for butterfly viewing in the RGV. Learn how to view butterflies up close without causing them harm with a simple technique and then walk the gardens to see how many species you can find Time: 10 a.m p.m. and 2-4 p.m. Butterfly Baiting Regular admission, members free

5 FAMILY PROGRAMS Page 4 Where in the Wetlands Wetlands are rich with wildlife. Bring your family for a fun and friendly scavenger hunt competition to see what kinds of wildlife you can find at the EWBC. The winning family will receive a small prize. RR. RR Date: Saturday, November 17 Time: 10-11:30 a.m. Regular admission, members free Nutty about Knots The craft of knot tying is an essential outdoor skill and fun to learn. Come and learn a range of knots for different outdoor uses and try tying them. This program is recommended for ages 8 and up. Registration is required by November 14. Vol. 15 Issue 2 DIY Birdseed Ornaments Add some holiday cheer to your yard with a beautiful cookie cutter bird feeder ornament created by you. You ll provide birds with a little snack, and they in turn will add even more beauty to your garden. Attendees will take home their very own bird seed ornament along with the instrument to make more at home. RR. RR Date: Saturday, December 15 Time: 10 a.m p.m. $3 package (for cookie cutter ornament)* $5 package (for bundt mold ornament)* * Price does not include admission fee. Date: Saturday, November 17 Time: 2-3:30 p.m. $3 members, $5 non-members Recycled Ornament Craft Day Any time of the year is the time for recycling. Instead of buying new ornaments and decorations this holiday season, make fun and creative ornaments out of recycled and natural materials. RR. RR Date: Saturday, December 8 Time: 2-4 p.m. $2 members, $4 non-members Kids, learn how to grow your own food in this four-part series just for you! Learnwhattoplantandwhen,theimportanceof soilandwater,andhowtocontrolinsectsand diseases.participantscanalsoplanttheirown vegetablegardeninanewbccommunitygarden bedforanadditionalfee. Forkidsages7andup. (Mustbeaccompaniedbyaguardian.) 10a.m.-12p.m.onthefollowingdates: January5January19 January12January26 $24members,$32non-members OptionalGardenBedrental:$25 A source for outdoor happenings in the RGV RegistrationisrequiredbyJan.1

6 Page 5 FAMILY & ADULT PROGRAMS Vol. 15, Issue 2 Scarecrow Trail Hikes Take a walk in the gardens with us as we explore the area at night fall. Help us look for nocturnal critters and take a closer look at the scarecrows that were created for our Scarecrow Trail. It's a great opportunity to enjoy the crisp fall weather while taking advantage of being on the grounds past closing time. RR. Date: Tuesdays, October 30 and November 6 Time: 7-8:30 p.m. (Oct. 30) 6-7:30 p.m. (Nov. 6) Regular admission, members free Doyouliketocollectthings?Haveyoufoundan interestingrockorsnakeshed?bringinyour collectednaturalitemsandexchangethemfor othercoolnatureitems. TheTradeCounterwillbeopen 10a.m.-1p.m.onthelastSaturdayof September,December&February. Formoreinformationaboutthekindsofitems thatcanbetraded,pleasecallusat (956) Spectacular Saturdays On the last Saturday of the month, our doors will open for FREE to the public. Throughout the day there will be puzzles, crafts, games, or other activities to enjoy. Binoculars, Children s Garden Play Sets and Junior Ranger Field Pack rentals are available free of charge with a valid ID. NOTE: Free entry does not include fee for concurring programs and activities. Dates and Themes September 29 October 27 Outdoor Nature Play* Creature Masks November 24 Puzzles and Games December 29 January 26 February 23 Time: Puppet Play 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Puzzles and Games Outdoor Nature Play* *Outdoor Nature Play from 2-4 p.m. Free RR = Reservations Required Please make reservations at least two days in advance, unless otherwise noted, by calling us at (956) Member price is for EWBC family members only. Help us plant gardens for birds, butterflies and bugs, or help with other maintenance projects. Gloves and shovels will be provided, but volunteers are encouraged to bring their own. Please call Monica at (956) for more information or to sign up. Date: Saturday, October 6 Time: 8:30-11:30 a.m. Free Volunteer Day Date: Saturday, December 8 Time: 10 11:30 a.m. Ducks and Donuts Join EWBC Naturalist staff at our North Pond Overlook as we snack on some donuts while birding the north pond overlook area. We'll bird, share stories, and keep a list of species we see. $3 members, $4 non-members

7 Page 6 ADULT PROGRAMS Vol. 15, Issue 2 Join EWBC Naturalist Staff on guided bird and butterfly walks. Bird Walks Every Tuesday, September - May 7 8:30 a.m a.m. Butterfly Walks Every Thursday, October - November 1 10 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. Can t make the tour date or time? Call to schedule a tour for your group, Tuesday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. (dependent on Naturalist availability). Tours available in English or Spanish. RR. Regular admission, members free. Join an outdoor cooking enthusiast as he demonstrates the special skills of Dutch Oven cooking. Participants will learn tips and techniques for the maintenance of a Dutch Oven and the different dishes that can be created. Participants will also enjoy some traditional dishes. Registration is required by Nov. 28. Date: Saturday, January 12 Time: 10-11:30 a.m. Outdoor Cooking $10 members, $12 non-members Rancho Lomitas Tour Travel with the EWBC staff to the Rio Grande City area and tour the brushland of Rancho Lomitas. Ranch owner and ethnobotanist Benito Trevino will lead the group around the ranch and discuss how native plants have historically helped local people survive our harsh environment. Reservations are required at least two days in advance. Please bring a sack lunch to enjoy at the ranch. Useful techniques, tips, and identification skills are the focus of this birding series for adults. Led by area experts, the individual sessions will offer something new and interesting for birdwatchers of all skill levels. Whether you attend one session or all of them, your knowledge of the avian world is sure to improve. RR. Upcoming Programs Jan. 23 Feb. 27 Mar. 20 Introduction to Bird ID Wetland Birds Time: 9:30-11 a.m. Adult Birding Series Wintering Birds in the RGV $2 members, $4 non-members Date: Thursday, January 17 Time: 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m. $20 members, $25 non-members

8 MEMBERSHIPS AND PASSES Page 7 Vol. 15, Issue 2 Visit us often? Consider becoming a member of the Edinburg Scenic Wetlands and World Birding Center. Receive great benefits as you support EWBC educational programs and habitat conservation efforts. The Membership year runs from June 2018 through July Benefits include: Lesser Goldfinch Patch Discounts on programs Free entrance for up to 8 family members Biannual newsletter mailed to you 10% to 20% discount on most merchandise Free binocular use while on grounds Artwork courtesy of Stephanie Galla Cost for Family Membership is $25 per year The EWBC offers a special pass for Winter Texans (55 years of age and older), good from October 2018 through April Bene'its include: Free entrance for a spouse and up to two guests 10% to 20% discount on most merchandise Our biannual newsletter mailed to you Free binocular use while on grounds Greater Roadrunner Patch Purchase your Winter Pass for $15! PASS INCLUDES: Access to our grounds for photography sessions anytime during the membership year (12 months) during regular business hours. Free entry for the photographer and up to 15 clients per photo session. No limit on number of photo shoots per year. Opportunity of reserving our site for an after-hours photo shoot (TuesSat), up to two hours after closing (dependent on staff availability). Reservations for photo sessions during regular business hours are recommended two weeks in advance.

9 OPPORTUNITIES Page 8 Providing education and fun for Vol. 15, Issue 2 Can t make it to us? We will come to you and deliver a program to a single class or your whole school! PrePre-K - 12th grades. Topics include: Whose Habitat Insect Investigations Soil Sense Wetland Explorations Birding Mania Reptile Mania And more! PROGRAMS INCLUDE: Birds/Wildlife of the RGV Native Trees Nature Puppet Shows Wild Watershed Nature Careers Classroom Gardens Minimum fee is $50 for a one hour program. Price will vary depending on program length, supplies needed, and travel distance. Call us today. Program length & prices vary. Please call us in advance at (956) to schedule your school. *Maximum number of students per trip is 100 The EWBC is seeking energetic, earth loving citizens to help with gardening and construction projects, garden maintenance, events and more. We welcome school clubs or groups, civic groups, and individuals. (Age restrictions may apply.) Personal satisfaction. Gain valuable skills. Help the environment. Meet new people. Make a difference! CONTACT MONICA FOR VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES. Looking for a way to gain real-world experience in the job market? The EWBC offers an internship program for college students and career explorers. Develop your skills in:

10 ANNOUNCEMENTS Page 9 Field Guides LIBERTY GRAPHICS T-Shirts 15% OFF BUY ONE, GET ONE Vol. 15, Issue 2 EWBC Members receive an additional 10% off most merchandise. 50% OFF! Excludes Member Price. Discount applies to shirts of equal or lesser value. Have a Host your next business meeting, party, or wedding ceremony at the Edinburg World Birding Center. We have a variety of options available both indoors and out. For more information, visit us at or call (956) The birthday boy or girl and their guests will be treated to a one hour program of their choice followed by a party in the classroom. Program activities can include nature scavenger hunts, puppet shows, show and tell, nature crafts, and more. To reserve your next birthday bash, call (956) HOLIDAY CLOSINGS The EWBC will be closed for the following staff days and national holidays: Sept. 3 Nov. 12 Nov Dec Jan. 1 Feb. 9 Labor Day Veteran s Day Thanksgiving Christmas New Year s Day Staff Day EWBC FALL/WINTER HOURS OFFICE: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Mon.(Mon.-Sat.) GROUNDS: 7 a.m. - 5 p.m. (Mon.) 7 a.m. - 6 p.m. (Tues.(Tues.-Sat) CLOSED SUNDAYS **South Pond Open Sunrise to Sunset**

11 ANNOUNCEMENTS Page 10 Vol. 15, Issue 2 Let us help you earn your badges! From outdoor survival skills to conservation, we are flexible in our ability to customize a variety of programs to meet your needs. Call us to schedule your individualized program. Looking to become an Eagle Scout? We have many opportunities to complete your service project at the EWBC. Toddler Play Sets Gardening Music Makers Fairies & Gnomes Digging & Trucks Kitchen & Cooking Explorers & Dinosaurs Rentals can be checked out in our Gift Shop. Have a PLAY-DATE at our Children s Garden while exploring your surroundings through imaginative play. Ten play sets available, along with a chair, wagon & backpack. Rentals are FREE with a valid ID. Limited to one play set per family. Visit us online at: If you love exploring nature, then this field pack is for you! Go on a wild adventure and discover amazing wildlife around every corner. Packs include ID guides, magnifying lenses, Rentals are free of charge with a valid ID. Limited to one field pack rental per family. Visit the city s website at: Calling all volunteers! activity sheets, collection The EWBC, Texas Parks & Wildlife, and the City of Edinburg are pleased to present the 2019 Rio Grande Valley Coastal Expo February 7 & 8 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. Edinburg Municipal Park The RGV Coastal Expo is a free, educational, & fun hands-on event that teaches children, grades 1-6, about coastal ecosystems, South Texas wildlife, and outdoor adventure. Register your class or school. Contact Veronica at vguzman@cityofedinburg.com Space is limited, so register today! The EWBC is seeking volunteers to help with the event, event prep, set-up and more. For more details, contact Monica at mbarrera@cityofedinburg.com

12 SEPTEMBER 15 Orienteering Scavenger Hunt 22 Creative Creatures 29 Beginner Fishing Workshop 29 Nature Exchange 29 Spectacular Saturday OCTOBER 6 Volunteer Day 13 Bird Study Merit Badge 13 Pumpkin Planter 27 Scarecrow Trail Fest 27 Spectacular Saturday 30 Scarecrow Trail Hike NOVEMBER 3 Butterfly Baiting 6 Scarecrow Trail Hike 17 Where in the Wetlands 17 Nutty about Knots 24 Spectacular Saturday Bird Walks Every Tuesday, Sept. 4 - May 7 DECEMBER 1 Outdoor Cooking 8 Ducks and Donuts 8 Recycled Ornament Craft Day 15 DIY Birdseed Ornament Magical Microscopes 29 Nature Exchange 29 Spectacular Saturday JANUARY 5 EWBC Big Count 5 Kids Gardening Series 12 Kids Gardening Series 16 Rancho Lomitas Tour 19 Kids Gardening Series 23 Adult Birding Series 26 Kids Gardening Series 26 Spectacular Saturday FEBRUARY 7-8 Coastal Expo 16 Beginner Fishing Workshop 23 Spectacular Saturday 23 Nature Exchange 27 Adult Birding Series Butterfly Walks Every Thursday Oct. - Nov. 1 Fall/Winter 2018 Programs & Events Edinburg Scenic Wetlands & World Birding Center 714 Raul Longoria RD PO BOX 1079 Edinburg, TX Parks & Recreation Department

Volume 14 Issue 2 Fall/Winter Kingfisher. Edinburg Scenic Wetlands & World Birding Center Programs & Events

Volume 14 Issue 2 Fall/Winter Kingfisher. Edinburg Scenic Wetlands & World Birding Center Programs & Events Volume 14 Issue 2 Fall/Winter 2017 Kingfisher Edinburg Scenic Wetlands & World Birding Center Programs & Events Page 1 CENTER NEWS Vol. 14, Issue 2 Message from the Manager The slower, quieter and hotter

More information

Kingfisher. Volume 16 Issue 1 Spring/Summer 2019

Kingfisher. Volume 16 Issue 1 Spring/Summer 2019 Volume 16 Issue 1 Spring/Summer 2019 Kingfisher City of Edinburg Parks & Recreation Department Edinburg Scenic Wetlands & World Birding Center Programs & Events Page 1 CENTER NEWS Vol. 16, Issue 1 Message

More information

Volume 14 Issue 1 Spring/Summer Kingfisher. Edinburg Scenic Wetlands & World Birding Center Programs & Events

Volume 14 Issue 1 Spring/Summer Kingfisher. Edinburg Scenic Wetlands & World Birding Center Programs & Events Volume 14 Issue 1 Spring/Summer 2017 Kingfisher Edinburg Scenic Wetlands & World Birding Center Programs & Events Page 1 CENTER NEWS Vol. 14, Issue 1 Message from the Manager Change is hard at first, messy

More information

Family Name: CONGRATULATIONS!!! GOOD LUCK!

Family Name: CONGRATULATIONS!!! GOOD LUCK! CONGRATULATIONS!!! You ve completed your Family Summer Environmental Challenge journal. Don t forget to double check that proof is recorded in your journal pages. We hope your family had lots of fun completing

More information

W I N T E R Wallkill River View. Friends of Wallkill River National Wildlife Refuge 1547 County Route 565 Sussex, New Jersey 07461

W I N T E R Wallkill River View. Friends of Wallkill River National Wildlife Refuge 1547 County Route 565 Sussex, New Jersey 07461 W I N T E R 2 0 1 4-2 0 1 5 the Wallkill River View Friends of Wallkill River National Wildlife Refuge 1547 County Route 565 Sussex, New Jersey 07461 What s New at the Refuge Owens Station is open for

More information

Environmental Education Program Guide

Environmental Education Program Guide Audubon Society of Rhode Island Environmental Education Program Guide DISCOVER LEARN EXPLORE NEW! Indoor Investigations in Bristol Field Explorations at Audubon Wildlife Refuges Teacher Resources Nature

More information

Essex County Executive DiVincenzo Invites Children and Families to Expand their Understanding and Appreciation of the Environment

Essex County Executive DiVincenzo Invites Children and Families to Expand their Understanding and Appreciation of the Environment LEARN ABOUT BIRDS, GARDENING, HIKING, INSECTS, NATURE, YOGA, COOKING, HEALTHY LIVING, CANOEING, FROGS AND MORE AT THE ESSEX COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER Essex County Executive DiVincenzo Invites Children

More information

TAEE 35th Annual Conference October 7-9, 2016 Northwood University, Cedar Hill, TX Fieldtrips

TAEE 35th Annual Conference October 7-9, 2016 Northwood University, Cedar Hill, TX Fieldtrips TAEE 35th Annual Conference October 7-9, 2016 Northwood University, Cedar Hill, TX Fieldtrips Dallas Zoo Self-guided Zoo visit: With over 106 acres to explore including our largest exhibit, the Giants

More information

Birthday Parties at Westmoreland Sanctuary!

Birthday Parties at Westmoreland Sanctuary! Birthday Parties at Westmoreland Sanctuary! BIRTHDAY PARTY GENERAL INFORMATION Westmoreland offers birthday parties for children turning 5 and older. Our parties are designed to be a fun and educational

More information

Nature Watch. Sky Watch. Montour Preserve News

Nature Watch. Sky Watch. Montour Preserve News Montour Preserve News S P E C I A L P O I N T S O F I N T E R E S T : I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E : Stars of Wandering 2 2 Birds 3 Maple Sugaring Sugaring for Schools PA Master Naturalist Training Pavilion

More information

Holliday Park Happenings

Holliday Park Happenings Holliday Park Happenings December 2014 to February 2015 Program Guide Look inside for: Brownie Girl Scout Winter Fun Day p. 6 Webelos Badge Blitz p. 6 Sap to Syrup Day p. 7 Homeschool Nature Day p. 6 Welcome

More information

2018 Summer Adventure Camps

2018 Summer Adventure Camps 2018 Summer Adventure Camps Not your ordinary summer camp! At the Randall Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary campers explore 135 acres of mountain wilderness and a variety of diverse habitats. We discover,

More information

Raven Run Calendar of Events 2017

Raven Run Calendar of Events 2017 Raven Run Calendar of Events 2017 January January 1 st First Hike of the New Year - 1pm Start the New Year off right by joining us at Raven Run for the first hike of the year. Be sure to bring binoculars

More information

Discover Dogwood Canyon, a wild and special place

Discover Dogwood Canyon, a wild and special place Photo: Betsy Woodward Flowering Dogwood An uncommon tree in North Central Texas, the Flowering Dogwood provides interconnections throughout the ecosystem with a strong and dense wood that is favored for

More information

March 2016 Tiny Trekkers Oliver s Tree from 10:00-11:00 a.m. Saturday, March 5. Florida s Sandhill Cranes from 2:00-3:00 p.m. Saturday March 5.

March 2016 Tiny Trekkers Oliver s Tree from 10:00-11:00 a.m. Saturday, March 5. Florida s Sandhill Cranes from 2:00-3:00 p.m. Saturday March 5. March 2016 Tiny Trekkers Oliver s Tree from 10:00-11:00 a.m. Saturday, March 5. Follow along as we read a book about a sweet-faced rabbit, a little owl and other animals as they play hide-and-seek. This

More information

LEARN ABOUT BIRDS, GARDENING, HIKING, INSECTS, NATURE, YOGA, COOKING, HEALTHY LIVING, FROGS AND MORE AT THE ESSEX COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER

LEARN ABOUT BIRDS, GARDENING, HIKING, INSECTS, NATURE, YOGA, COOKING, HEALTHY LIVING, FROGS AND MORE AT THE ESSEX COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER LEARN ABOUT BIRDS, GARDENING, HIKING, INSECTS, NATURE, YOGA, COOKING, HEALTHY LIVING, FROGS AND MORE AT THE ESSEX COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER Essex County Executive DiVincenzo Invites Children and Families

More information

Seasonal Guide to Classes & Events

Seasonal Guide to Classes & Events Vol. 7 fall/winter 2018 Seasonal Guide to Classes & Events Regular Hours M-W 10-5:30, Th 10-8 F & Sat 10-5:30, Sun 12-4 Closed for Holidays Sept. 3 (Labor Day) Nov. 22 (Thanksgiving) Dec. 24 (closing at

More information

Wild about Art Key Stage 1

Wild about Art Key Stage 1 Wild about Art Key Stage 1 Aim of session: To create artwork inspired by natural materials. To discover the diversity of colour in nature To use natural materials to encourage creativity. To investigate

More information

McLane Center and Silk Farm Sanctuary Comprehensive Environmental Education Guide

McLane Center and Silk Farm Sanctuary Comprehensive Environmental Education Guide New Hampshire Audubon McLane Center 84 Silk Farm Road Concord, NH 03301 McLane Center and Silk Farm Sanctuary Comprehensive Environmental Education Guide New Hampshire Audubon, a nonprofit statewide membership

More information

Conservation Matters

Conservation Matters Summer 2017 Conservation Matters Upcoming Event Highlights Beginner Fishing June 2nd Nature Fit June 10th Nature Connect Mondays Nature Detectives Wednesdays Tiny Nature Adventures- Wednesdays Summer Solstice

More information

Group Programs for Schools & Communities

Group Programs for Schools & Communities Group Programs for Schools & Communities School, Youth & Community Groups Trailside Nature & Science Center is the Environmental Education Center of the Union County Department of Parks and Recreation,

More information

Friends of Crab Orchard Refuge

Friends of Crab Orchard Refuge Friends of Crab Orchard Refuge Quarterly Newsletter ISSUE 07 January 2019 this issue Attention P.1 Volunteer of the Quarter P.1 Deer Firearm Season P.1 Photography P.2 Creature Feature P.3 Water Bird Counts

More information

Signs in the Snow. Newsletter Line Up. Conservation Center Hours. Monday-Friday 8:00 AM 4:30 PM. A publication of the Sac County Conservation Board

Signs in the Snow. Newsletter Line Up. Conservation Center Hours. Monday-Friday 8:00 AM 4:30 PM. A publication of the Sac County Conservation Board A publication of the Sac County Conservation Board To initiate awareness and foster stewardship of nature s rewards. Newsletter Line Up 2.Fact Files 2.Eyes to the Skies 3.Upcoming Events Signs in the Snow

More information

PLANNING YOUR ZOO TRIP BACKYARD JUNGLE TIGERS IN THE WILD

PLANNING YOUR ZOO TRIP BACKYARD JUNGLE TIGERS IN THE WILD PLANNING YOUR ZOO TRIP Visiting the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium offers a fun and unique way for your scouts to complete their badge requirements. Before jumping into the materials on the next few pages,

More information

Plumas Audubon Society Plumas Environmental Education Program (PEEP) Strategic Plan

Plumas Audubon Society Plumas Environmental Education Program (PEEP) Strategic Plan Plumas Audubon Society Plumas Environmental Education Program (PEEP) Strategic Plan 2015-2020 INTRODUCTION Plumas Audubon Society's (PAS) mission is to promote understanding, appreciation, and protection

More information

2 Great Fall Events. Wooly Adventure October 15 December 15

2 Great Fall Events. Wooly Adventure October 15 December 15 Thought for the day... There is more to life than increasing 444 Columbus Road Mt. Vernon, Ohio 43050 740.398.2501 www.ppqs.net ppqs.net Hours: Monday Friday 10-5pm Saturday 10 3pm Closed Sundays and most

More information

ELEMENTARY & MIDDLE SCHOOL SUMMER DISCOVERY CAMPS

ELEMENTARY & MIDDLE SCHOOL SUMMER DISCOVERY CAMPS Discovery Camps run from June 26 - August 30 Registration opens February 15 Register by May 1 to save 5% per camper per week Early bird discount will be combined with member discount All camps run 9 a.m.

More information

MASSABESIC AUDUBON CENTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS Let your students Find Science in Nature! Programs correlate with the N.H. Science Literacy Frameworks

MASSABESIC AUDUBON CENTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS Let your students Find Science in Nature! Programs correlate with the N.H. Science Literacy Frameworks MASSABESIC AUDUBON CENTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS Let your students Find Science in Nature! Programs correlate with the N.H. Science Literacy Frameworks Let New Hampshire Audubon help your classroom discover a

More information

April-May 2017 Community Programs

April-May 2017 Community Programs April-May 2017 Community Programs Nature School (Founders Hall) Friday, April 14 th Friday, April 28 th Friday, May 12 th Friday, May 26 th 9:00 to 11:00 AM The purpose of Nature School is to introduce

More information

2018 Calendar of Events

2018 Calendar of Events 2018 Calendar of Events All Events will be held at our Eau Claire Location, unless otherwise indicated. 6025 Arndt Lane Eau Claire, WI 54701 715-833-1234 www.dwntoearth.com Saturday, February 17th 10:00

More information

September Celebrate Back to School! Monday, September 3, Dear Material Girl,

September Celebrate Back to School! Monday, September 3, Dear Material Girl, Sew-ology Gazette Dear Material Girl, September 2018 Kids are heading back to school, soon the leaves will be changing colors, and cooler weather will be here. We will be heading back to our sewing and

More information

The Gift of Camp. Time: 11AM - 2PM. Time: 10AM - 4PM. Includ. Pre-register and get: Attendance Only: FREE Attendance + Patch: $3

The Gift of Camp. Time: 11AM - 2PM. Time: 10AM - 4PM. Includ. Pre-register and get: Attendance Only: FREE Attendance + Patch: $3 P A M C c g s s g 2018 Pre-register and get: Attendance Only: FREE Attendance + Patch: $3 Walk in and get: Attendance Only: FREE Patch: $5 es Includ k,, snac h c t a ap nd izes a r p, s e. cooki vities

More information

Wildlife. Water All animals need water to survive and some need it for bathing or breeding as well.

Wildlife. Water All animals need water to survive and some need it for bathing or breeding as well. NATIONAL WILDLIFE FEDERATION Certified WILDLIFE Habitat TM Attracting Wildlife Rick Lewis National Wildlife Federation can help you make your garden a haven for wildlife with its Certified Wildlife Habitat

More information

CORE *REQUIRED OF ALL COMMUNITIES* CIIY TOWN COUNIY YES YES YES YES YES

CORE *REQUIRED OF ALL COMMUNITIES* CIIY TOWN COUNIY YES YES YES YES YES CORE *REQUIRED OF ALL COMMUNITIES* ACTIVIIY COUNIY CIIY SEMI 1. Host a Community Wildlife Project Meeting 2. Add at least 4 books or videos dealing with wildlife or wildlife conservation to a school or

More information

The Orator Universal Education

The Orator Universal Education 264 Governor Aycock Road Fremont, NC 27830 Phone: 919-242-5581 Fax: 919-242-6668 Email: aycock@ncdcr.gov Hours of Operation Tuesday - Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Closed Sunday and Monday The Orator

More information

The Rae-Bon Review. Snippets from Sandy. Store Hours:

The Rae-Bon Review. Snippets from Sandy. Store Hours: The Rae-Bon Review A newsletter to further your enjoyment of quilting, sewing, and related hobbies. D E C E M B E R 2 0 1 6 Store Hours: Monday- Friday: 10am-5:30 pm Saturday: 10am-4pm Sunday: Closed 1

More information

Volunteer Interest Indicator

Volunteer Interest Indicator Volunteer Interest Indicator Name Date Email Address: Using the attached position descriptions as a guide, please check all that interest you and return this page to the Nature Society office. Education

More information

Ankeny Art Center Fall Spring Class Schedule

Ankeny Art Center Fall Spring Class Schedule Ankeny Art Center 2017 Fall -2018 Spring Class Schedule We seek to develop and strengthen creative skills, build selfesteem, develop a sense of self-confidence and individuality, encourage self-expression

More information

Acadia National Park Autumn Adventure

Acadia National Park Autumn Adventure Acadia National Park Autumn Adventure 6 Day Photography Workshop October 9 - October 14, 2011 Mount Desert Island, ME Acadia National Park - Autumn Adventure Landscape Photography Workshop - Fall 2010

More information

Explore. Burnaby Parks & Natural Areas. burnaby.ca. Photo: Paul Cipywynk

Explore. Burnaby Parks & Natural Areas. burnaby.ca. Photo: Paul Cipywynk Explore Burnaby Parks & Natural Areas Photo: Paul Cipywynk burnaby.ca Photo: Andre Gysin Explore Burnaby Parks Burnaby s extensive park system is home to a rich diversity of plants and animals including

More information

The Rae-Bon Review. Snippets from Sandy. Store Hours:

The Rae-Bon Review. Snippets from Sandy. Store Hours: The Rae-Bon Review A newsletter to further your enjoyment of quilting, sewing, and related hobbies. Store Hours: Monday- Wednesday: 10am-5:30 pm Thursday: 10am-8pm Friday: 10am-5:30pm Saturday: 10am-4pm

More information

Livingston Chess Club

Livingston Chess Club Livingston Chess Club By of NJ Sept 20 th 2015 to June 5 th 2016 Meets every Sunday 10:00 to 11:30 AM At Horizon School, 71 Okner Pkwy, Livingston Open to anyone 7 years or older Open to all chess abilities

More information

#MKFoN

#MKFoN MK Festival of Nature 6-15 July 2018 A special 10-day programme of activities to celebrate the beautiful and inspiring nature found in Milton Keynes green space. www.mkfestivalofnature.org #MKFoN Berkshire

More information

Scouts at the Reading Public Museum. Overview. Workshops

Scouts at the Reading Public Museum. Overview. Workshops Scouts at the Reading Public Museum Overview The Reading Public Museum offers workshops and sleepovers that align with its mission and the requirements for various Cub, Boy and Girl Scout requirements.

More information

The Rae-Bon Review. Snippets from Sandy. Bertie s Winter has arrived! Kits are available. Store Hours:

The Rae-Bon Review. Snippets from Sandy. Bertie s Winter has arrived! Kits are available. Store Hours: The Rae-Bon Review A newsletter to further your enjoyment of quilting, sewing, and related hobbies. N O V E M B E R / D E C E M B E R 2 0 1 4 Store Hours: Monday- Friday: 10am-5:30 pm Saturday: 10am-4pm

More information

February Sign up 24 Hrs in advance for classes. See Reverse Side for Complete Event Listing.

February Sign up 24 Hrs in advance for classes. See Reverse Side for Complete Event Listing. February 2018 Sign up 24 Hrs in advance for classes. See Reverse Side for Complete Event Listing. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Instructor Choice: Drawing Still Life 6:30-8:30P

More information

MINNEAPOLIS PARK & RECREATION BOARD

MINNEAPOLIS PARK & RECREATION BOARD ELOISE BUTLER Wildfower Garden & Bird Sanctuary T H E O D O R E W I R T H P A R K PROGRAMS APRIL/MAY2018 MINNEAPOLIS PARK & RECREATION BOARD Welcomе The Eloise Butler Wildfower Garden and Bird Sanctuary

More information

Science- and Nature-based School Programs

Science- and Nature-based School Programs Science- and Nature-based School Programs The Kansas Wetlands Education Center offers several science- and nature-based school programs as field trips or outreach in your school classroom or facility.

More information

ANSC SCOUT PROGRAMS GENERAL INFORMATION

ANSC SCOUT PROGRAMS GENERAL INFORMATION ANSC SCOUT PROGRAMS GENERAL INFORMATION PROGRAMS ZILKER PRESERVE WILDLIFE WHERE WHEN CAN WE GO? Scout programs cover a variety of natural, scientific and adventure topics. Our programs are aligned with

More information

Chailey Commons Society

Chailey Commons Society Chailey Commons Society E-Newsletter Autumn 2015 www.chaileycommons.org.uk Page 1 CHAIRMAN S NOTES Welcome to our Autumn 2015 Newsletter. A season of mellow fruitfulness so they say. I have been out picking

More information

January-March 2018 Programs at. Corn Milling Demonstrations. Public Mill Tours

January-March 2018 Programs at. Corn Milling Demonstrations. Public Mill Tours January-March 2018 Programs at Please register for programs at Historic Yates Mill. Call the park office at (919) 856-6675, or go to our website at www.wakegov.com/parks/yatesmill for registration or for

More information

CHURN DASH. News. Hall County Quilt Guild August Celebrating. quilting together! the 40th year of. Guild Yard Sale

CHURN DASH. News. Hall County Quilt Guild August Celebrating. quilting together! the 40th year of. Guild Yard Sale Celebrating the 40th year of quilting together! 1978-2018 CHURN DASH News Hall County Quilt Guild August 2018 August 6 - Guild Yard Sale August 20 - Project Day Guild Yard Sale Sept 10 - Fiber on a Whim

More information

Stitch N Time FABRICS

Stitch N Time FABRICS Stitch N Time News 2014 2015 Winter Class Schedule INSIDE THIS ISSUE 1 2, Stitch N Time FABRICS 205 Miami Street, South Bend, IN 46614 Phone# 574-24-414 Email: info@stitchntimefabrics.com Website: www.stitchntimefabrics.com

More information

The Rae-Bon Review. Snippets from Sandy. 10% off. National Cuddle Day Friday, January 6. All Shannon Cuddle minimum one yard cut.

The Rae-Bon Review. Snippets from Sandy. 10% off. National Cuddle Day Friday, January 6. All Shannon Cuddle minimum one yard cut. The Rae-Bon Review A newsletter to further your enjoyment of quilting, sewing, and related hobbies. J A N U A R Y 2 0 1 7 Store Hours: Monday- Friday: 10am-5:30 pm Saturday: 10am-4pm Sunday: Closed January

More information

Montour Preserve News

Montour Preserve News Montour Preserve News S P E C I A L P O I N T S O F I N T E R E S T : Nature Watch Nature Watch W I N T E R 2 0 1 9 Sky Watch Winter Programs Other Preserve Information. I N S I D E T H I S I S S U E :

More information

September 2017 Newsletter of the

September 2017 Newsletter of the September 2017 Newsletter of the Rockbridge Bird Club, encouraging the enjoyment, knowledge, & conservation of birds in the Rockbridge Area Calendar Unless otherwise noted, program meetings are held at

More information

Phenology. July - September Programs & Events Calendar. On the Inside... Fort Worth Rolls Out Online Registration. Phenology

Phenology. July - September Programs & Events Calendar. On the Inside... Fort Worth Rolls Out Online Registration. Phenology OUR MISSION To enhance the quality of life by enrolling and educating our community in the preservation and protection of natural areas while standing as an example of these same principles and values

More information

EXPERIENCE NATURE & WILDLIFE UNIQUE PHOTOTOURS IN THE EVERGLADES

EXPERIENCE NATURE & WILDLIFE UNIQUE PHOTOTOURS IN THE EVERGLADES EXPERIENCE NATURE & WILDLIFE UNIQUE PHOTOTOURS IN THE EVERGLADES November 2012 PHOTO the everglades national park NOVEMBER 2012 PHOTO 01 02 03 04 ABOUT NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY AT BEST DESTINATION DETAILS PHOTO

More information

February Sign up 24 Hrs in advance for classes. See Reverse Side for Complete Event Listing.

February Sign up 24 Hrs in advance for classes. See Reverse Side for Complete Event Listing. February 2018 Sign up 24 Hrs in advance for classes. See Reverse Side for Complete Event Listing. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Crochet Beginner 1 - Phone Case or Scarf 6-8:30P

More information

Into THE WILD CUB SCOUT- Webelo

Into THE WILD CUB SCOUT- Webelo Into THE WILD CUB SCOUT- Webelo Klehm Arboretum & Botanic Garden Requirements Into the Wild is one of the Webelo CORE Adventure Requirements. For this adventure, scouts and their adult partners learn some

More information

Christmas Activities for Little People

Christmas Activities for Little People Christmas Activities for Little People December 16th 2017 - January 6th 2018 Activities Key Excludes December 24th, 25th, 26th and 30th as well as New Year s Eve and New Year s Day. During this period,

More information

Level: No talent or experience necessary! Adults 18+; Minimum: 6; Maximum: 12 participants

Level: No talent or experience necessary! Adults 18+; Minimum: 6; Maximum: 12 participants Winter 2017 Adult Art Classes - The Studio at the Elliott Museum The Studio at the Elliott Museum is pleased to announce our current adult Art Class & Workshop Schedule. Sign up at the Visitors Services

More information

September 14th, 2016 9340 Long Pond Road Croghan, NY 13327 Phone 315-346-1222 www.oswegatchie.org To: All Secondary Agricultural Science, Environmental/Conservation CTE programs. From: Bill Waite, Program

More information

Marion Audubon Society The Scrub Jay November 2018

Marion Audubon Society The Scrub Jay November 2018 Marion Audubon Society The Scrub Jay November 2018 Photos by Holly Yocum November Issue: The Scrub Jay by Marty Schwartz, Editor The Scrub Jay will be published monthly including upcoming events, news

More information

Oak Park Country Club Holiday Event Guide

Oak Park Country Club Holiday Event Guide Oak Park Country Club 2017 Holiday Event Guide 2017 Holiday Events Thursday, November 23rd Thanksgiving Family Feast Sunday, December 3rd Children s Christmas party Saturday, December 9th Holiday Ball

More information

This is the NEW Top Shelf Quilts!

This is the NEW Top Shelf Quilts! Winter 2013 10 Elwood Street Frankfort, IL 60423 (815) 806-1694 www.topshelfquilts.com Paula s Corner 1 Freedom Rings Block of the Month November Activities/Classes December Activities/Classes Book Reading/

More information

Caesar Creek Lake Regional Calendar of Events 2013

Caesar Creek Lake Regional Calendar of Events 2013 Caesar Creek Lake Regional Calendar of Events 2013 For updates throughout the year, visit our WEB site: http://www.lrl.usace.army.mil/ccl Click on Calendar of Events Www.friendsofcaesarcreek.org January

More information

New Year New Projects!

New Year New Projects! Always something new stitched up to inspire you! WINTER 2015 New Year New Projects! Ring in the new year by starting a new project! We ve been really proud of our customers that spent the last year finishing

More information

NATURE NOTES DON T FORGET! VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! From the Naturalist

NATURE NOTES DON T FORGET! VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! From the Naturalist ST. FRANCOIS STATE PARK NATURE NOTES FALL 2009 8920 U.S. Highway 67, Bonne Terre, MO www.mostateparks.com/stfrancois 573-358-2173 From the Naturalist It won t be long and the kids will be back in school,

More information

May Sign up 24 Hrs in advance for classes. See Reverse Side for Complete Event Listing.

May Sign up 24 Hrs in advance for classes. See Reverse Side for Complete Event Listing. May 2018 Sign up 24 Hrs in advance for classes. See Reverse Side for Complete Event Listing. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Ages 3 & up Kids Club Mother's Day Card 10- Ages 6

More information

E D U C A T I O N A r t C l a s s e s a n d P r o g r a m s SUMMER 2018

E D U C A T I O N A r t C l a s s e s a n d P r o g r a m s SUMMER 2018 THE BUTLER INSTITUTE OF AMERICAN ART E D U C A T I O N A r t C l a s s e s a n d P r o g r a m s SUMMER 2018 This publication includes classes and programs at two locations: BUTLER INSTITUTE/BEECHER CENTER/

More information

THE 47 th ANNUAL Audubon s Nebraska Crane Festival. March 16-19, 2017 Holiday Inn, Kearney, Nebraska

THE 47 th ANNUAL Audubon s Nebraska Crane Festival. March 16-19, 2017 Holiday Inn, Kearney, Nebraska THE 47 th ANNUAL Audubon s Nebraska Crane Festival March 16-19, 2017 Holiday Inn, Kearney, Nebraska presented by Audubon Nebraska Keynote Speakers: Jane Alexander Jane Alexander is a long-time, much-admired

More information

Cadette and Senior Girl Scout Wildlife Merit Badge

Cadette and Senior Girl Scout Wildlife Merit Badge Cadette and Senior Girl Scout Wildlife Merit Badge Acorn Naturalists specializes in resources that encourage and enhance Girl Scout outdoor adventures, activities, skills, crafts, patch and award programs.

More information

CLASS A - EXPLORING YOUR ENVIRONMENT

CLASS A - EXPLORING YOUR ENVIRONMENT Department 16 -- Natural Resources and Environmental Education Project Numbers 60001,60002,60003, 60005, 60006, 60051, 60052, 60053, 60101, 60102, 60103, 60104, 60105, 60121, 60122, 60123, 60201,60202,60203,

More information

ONE-DAY CAMPS JUNE-AUGUST 2015

ONE-DAY CAMPS JUNE-AUGUST 2015 ONE-DAY CAMPS - 2015 Convenient for busy summer schedules, these camps provide unique experiences possible only at Meijer s and packed into a single day. They are a great way to try new learning adventures,

More information

Spring-Summer Issue 66. The Great Egg Harbor Watershed Association s website has a new look. Check us out.

Spring-Summer Issue 66. The Great Egg Harbor Watershed Association s website has a new look. Check us out. Spring-Summer 2015 www.gehwa.org Issue 66 The Great Egg Harbor Watershed Association s website has a new look. Check us out. National Park Foundation 2014 Impact Grant In 2014 the National Park Foundation,

More information

Neighborhood House of Milwaukee ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION

Neighborhood House of Milwaukee ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION Neighborhood House of Milwaukee ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION Environmental Education: A Neighborhood House Legacy Neighborhood House of Milwaukee has been serving children and their families since 1945 by providing

More information

Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council

Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council 1 Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council The Camp Card Sale Program The Camp Card Sale helps units fund their way to Summer Camp programs by selling discount coupon cards that allow them to earn their way

More information

The Worldly Antenna. of International Bug Club. International Bug Club updates! Erin and Katie

The Worldly Antenna. of International Bug Club. International Bug Club updates! Erin and Katie The Worldly Antenna of International Issue 5 June 2009 Number 2 International updates! Hello members and families! Welcome to a new issue of The Worldly Antenna! Updates WPZ Brookfield Santa Fe Teaching

More information

LEARN ABOUT GARDENING, NATURE, BIRDS, BUGS, FROGS AND MORE AT THE ESSEX COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER

LEARN ABOUT GARDENING, NATURE, BIRDS, BUGS, FROGS AND MORE AT THE ESSEX COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER LEARN ABOUT GARDENING, NATURE, BIRDS, BUGS, FROGS AND MORE AT THE ESSEX COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER Essex County Executive DiVincenzo Invites Children and Families to Expand their Understanding and Appreciation

More information

Local Artist and birder Peter Olson and his January Birds art print. All of these birds are in our Forest Preserves

Local Artist and birder Peter Olson and his January Birds art print. All of these birds are in our Forest Preserves December 2015. Maintenance and safety checks of buildings and grounds, seasonal mowing, firewood cutting splitting and stacking, storm clean-up, shelter house and toilet cleaning, litter pick-up and disposal,

More information

November 1-10, :30 a.m. Naturalist s Guided Beach Walk 12 p.m. Motorboat Ride. 11 a.m. Naturalist s Guided Beach Walk

November 1-10, :30 a.m. Naturalist s Guided Beach Walk 12 p.m. Motorboat Ride. 11 a.m. Naturalist s Guided Beach Walk November 1-10, 2018 1 2 3 1 p.m. Motorboat Ride 4 p.m. Searoom Wines- Wines from Coastal Regions 1 p.m. Seal Spotting boat ride 3 p.m. Birding by Plus Tour 5:45 to 7 p.m. - 9 a.m. Seal Spotting by 10 a.m.

More information

What s. April-June Castleford Museum Pontefract Castle Pontefract Museum Wakefield Museum

What s. April-June Castleford Museum Pontefract Castle Pontefract Museum Wakefield Museum What s April-June 2018 On What s On First Monday of the Month (term time only) 11am - 12 noon Every Tuesday (term time only) 10am - 11am First Tuesday of the Month 1.15pm - 2.15pm First Wednesday of the

More information

Activities Timetables

Activities Timetables Friday 2 nd June (evening) Saturday 3rd June 2017 (10am 10pm) Sunday 4 th June (6am 4pm) Note that main event opening is 10am 4pm, with special pre-booked activities at other times. Activities Timetables

More information

CLASSES JANUARY-APRIL 2018

CLASSES JANUARY-APRIL 2018 CLUB HANDI QUILTER Instructor: Kimberly Stephens DATES: Saturdays, January 13, February 10, March 10, April 14 TIME: 10:00AM-12:00PM COST: $15 FREE with Handi Quilter MAP If you are a long arm quilter,

More information

2015 Calendar of Events. Workshops

2015 Calendar of Events. Workshops Workshops Lightroom: Crafting the Fine Photograph with Tim Cooper Friday Sunday, January 9-11, 2015 Workshop Fee: $395 CVPS member/ $460 non-member Join the Cuyahoga Valley Photo Society for an informative,

More information

Study Questions. to Splendid Fliers. naturalists. Young

Study Questions. to Splendid Fliers. naturalists. Young Young naturalists Study Questions to Splendid Fliers Multidisciplinary classroom activities based on the Young Naturalists nonfiction story in Minnesota Conservation Volunteer, Sept. Oct. 2015, www.mndnr.gov/mcvmagazine

More information

Outdoor Environmental Education Programs at the Randall Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary Connecting with Nature: Making a Difference for Conservation

Outdoor Environmental Education Programs at the Randall Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary Connecting with Nature: Making a Difference for Conservation Outdoor Environmental Education Programs at the Randall Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary Connecting with Nature: Making a Difference for Conservation Welcome to the Randall Davey Audubon Center & Sanctuary

More information

Slimbridge Wetland Centre GROUP VISITS GUIDE

Slimbridge Wetland Centre GROUP VISITS GUIDE Slimbridge Wetland Centre GROUP VISITS GUIDE Great for groups Slimbridge Wetland Centre is a fantastic day out offering groups the chance to get close to amazing wildlife, while enjoying stunning scenery

More information

Healthy Pets Healthy Families Calendar

Healthy Pets Healthy Families Calendar Healthy Pets Healthy Families Calendar Welcome to the Healthy Pets, Healthy Families 2017 Calendar! This calendar was made to help you stay healthy and have fun doing it. Each month, there are fun activities

More information

November-December Follow us on Pinterest & Instagram! Dear Friends,

November-December Follow us on Pinterest & Instagram! Dear Friends, Quilts & Treasures, Inc. 56 Shaker Road East Longmeadow, MA 01028 Tel. (413) 525-4789 and 525-6647 Www.quiltsandtreasuresinc.com E-mail: BeCreative@quiltsandtreasuresinc.com November-December 2017 Dear

More information

Mississippi COUNTY. Brought to You By

Mississippi COUNTY. Brought to You By Brought to You By Coon Insurance Grace Inn Grace Performance MRM Ag Services Charleston Chiropractic MFA Propane 2011 Mississippi COUNTY MO 43rd Annual Dogwood Azalea Festival - April 14-17 10th Annual

More information

4-H science, engineering & technology

4-H science, engineering & technology Bob bigelow (509)392-2846 Building 4 4-H science, engineering & technology Register Now! 1. Before entering, refer to General Information and Youth Rules. 2. Exhibits to arrive on the grounds between noon

More information

Stitch N Time FABRICS

Stitch N Time FABRICS Stitch N Time News - Winter Class Schedule INSIDE THIS ISSUE 1,2 3, Stitch N Time FABRICS 2305 Miami Street, South Bend, IN 661 Phone# 57-23-31 Email: info@stitchntimefabrics.com Website: www.stitchntimefabrics.com

More information

Spark Matsunaga E.S. Thursday Chess Club 2015/16 Schedule and Registration

Spark Matsunaga E.S. Thursday Chess Club 2015/16 Schedule and Registration Spark Matsunaga E.S. Thursday Chess Club 2015/16 Schedule and Registration The Matsunaga E.S. Thursday Chess Club will resume on Thursday, September 17th, 2015, with Coach Omar Pancoast. All students K-5

More information

ACTIVITIES PROGRAM. at Esperanza Resort! SPARK CREATIVITY AND CURIOSITY

ACTIVITIES PROGRAM. at Esperanza Resort! SPARK CREATIVITY AND CURIOSITY ACTIVITIES PROGRAM SPARK CREATIVITY AND CURIOSITY at Esperanza Resort! Our children's program inspires our youngest guests to learn about our world through discovery, imagination and experimentation. Our

More information

Migration- A migration is a long distance movement of animals, especially seasonal movement between wintering and breeding grounds.

Migration- A migration is a long distance movement of animals, especially seasonal movement between wintering and breeding grounds. Migration- A migration is a long distance movement of animals, especially seasonal movement between wintering and breeding grounds. Many types of animals migrate including birds, mammals, fish and some

More information

Newsletter & Class Schedule - July and August 2017

Newsletter & Class Schedule - July and August 2017 January - February 2016 Newsletter & Class Schedule - July and August 2017 Thursday July 13 9:30-5:00 Friday July 14 9:30-5:00 Saturday July 15 10:00-2:00 August 3th - Regular Bernina Club meeting times

More information

Table of Contents. Teacher Answer Keys

Table of Contents. Teacher Answer Keys Table of Contents Welcome to the BRBT Kit! Welcome to the Basin & Range Birding Trail Kit I-2 Importance of Studying & Teaching about Birds I-3 How to Use the Kit I-4 Ten Reasons to Use the BRBT Kit I-6

More information

BOULDER BIRD CLUB NEWS. BBC Officers And Coordinators. Presidents Letter.

BOULDER BIRD CLUB NEWS. BBC Officers And Coordinators. Presidents Letter. BOULDER BIRD CLUB NEWS http://www.boulderbirdclub.org Dedicated to the Field Observation of Birds Since 1947 BBC Officers And Coordinators President Presidents Letter Where have all the birds gone? Well,

More information