The Susquehannocks built the largest Indigenous settlements in this region.  They cleared land and farmed on a large scale, aided by excellent local growing conditions and the Susquehanna River as a transportation …Read More

Join us in person at LGNC for a Speaker Series presentation by Game Commission biologist Rob Bertoni! Learn the story of the origins, evolution, and discoveries of the Pennsylvania Timber Rattlesnake Project, a 20 year …Read More

Lawn conversion is a popular topic these days.  Do you want to convert your landscape into a sustainable pollinator haven that is suitable for birds, wildlife and pollinators, and safe for your …Read More

SOAR (Studying Ornithology Around the Region) walks, 8:00 AM first and third Saturdays; various locations in the area. Larry and Sharon Williams, 717-655-7414; or The Institute, 717-762-0373. Check The Institute’s website calendar or Facebook page for …Read More

An easy 4.6-mile loop near Shartlesville, Berks County. On the trek, meet members of the Blue Mountain Eagle Climbing Club (BMECC) and learn about their work maintaining portions of the Appalachian and other trails. …Read More

Are you interested in counting birds for science while enjoying scenic views? If so, we invite you to learn about volunteer opportunities at the Bake Oven Knob Hawk Watch during an informational hike and bird walk …Read More

Hawk Mountain has partnered with the Kempton Fire Company to offer this wilderness medical field course that will cover several topics within wilderness medicine and emergency training. CEU's available for all EMS …Read More

Bird-Friendly Communities is an Audubon initiative meant to help promote wildlife-friendly choices in our communities and to aid building environments that can support the coexistence of humans and wildlife. The growth of …Read More

With a range that stretches from Canada to the Falklands Is-lands, the Turkey Vulture is the most widespread and abundant New World vulture. Yet, despite their abundance much of the basic ecology …Read More

The Lehigh Gap Wildlife Refuge opened to the public in May of 2003. Join us at the Osprey House to share your personal memories and stories from Lehigh Gap Nature Center’s first 20 …Read More

Hosted by Appalachian Audubon Society and Diakon Wilderness Greenhouse.

Shop our wide selection of Manada-grown native plants, which provide food and habitat for the diverse creatures that are a part of a healthy ecosystem.  Other features include art vendors, an additional …Read More

Our second hike in this six-hike series conquers a moderately challenging, three mile loop (approximately) at the Hamer Woodlands in the Nature Conservancy’s Cove Mountain Preserve offering a lush forest setting and scenic views …Read More

Nature journaling is a fun, relaxing practice that deepens our connections with nature by encouraging mindfulness, increasing attention to detail, and fostering a sincere appreciation of nature's beauty. The whole family is …Read More

Make a difference one step at a time!  Support Manada Conservancy and a healthy community & environment by walking/running or by donating (or both!) during this annual fundraising walk.  Grab a friend …Read More

During this talk, Dr. Joan Maloof will discuss how forests of different ages support different bird species – and why it is critical that we preserve some forests in their natural condition …Read More