Berks Nature Summer Camps
Please note, all registration must be done online. Secure your child’s place and register them today through our easy, online portal! Prices listed are per camper, per week, and reflect the extension activities …Read More
Please note, all registration must be done online. Secure your child’s place and register them today through our easy, online portal! Prices listed are per camper, per week, and reflect the extension activities …Read More
Our Summer Nature Camps, designed for youth entering grades 1 – 6, get kids outdoors, developing a deeper connection with the natural world through fun and educational activities. We provide a highly-trained …Read More
In celebration of Birdability Week, join us for a fall birding experience at Hawk Mountain Sanctuary, the first sanctuary for wild birds of prey. The outing will be guided through and around the …Read More
Biological processes are important in reaching a carbon-negative future that reduces greenhouse gases in our atmosphere. Penn State University's Dr. Tom Richard will help us understand the amazing ability of living plants …Read More
Celebrate Owloween on the Mountain with creepy crawly cold-blooded creatures - slithery, slimy, and lots of legs! Learn all about owls and even meet one up close. Enter our Costume Contest for a …Read More
NOTE: this is an online program only. To receive the link for this Zoom webinar, register at https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_q5Gs3KaISnGLSxozME0RNg Land protection is essential for biodiversity conservation, water quality protection, and climate resilience. The work …Read More
This spring, Berks Nature is joining the Appalachian Mountain Club (AMC) to track the spring wildflower bloom along the Kittatinny Ridge/Blue Mountain as part of a community science project studying climate change. …Read More
Join us to learn about the history of Hawk Mountain and our raptor point count survey. We will explore the intricate landscape of the Kittatinny Ridge and how it funnels thousands of …Read More
This 2-day course recertifies current SOLO Wilderness First Responders, refocusing on the fundamentals and running students through many scenarios. This 16-hour intensive provides a review of the following: response and assessment; musculoskeletal …Read More
Featuring keystone and summer-blooming perennials as well as ferns, shrubs, and trees. For full list visit Manada Conservancy's website. Merchandise and gifts will be available for purchase as well. This event is …Read More
Description: Young explorers of all ages are invited to discover the cool critters of LGNC this summer! Each family-fun nature walk will meet at LGNC’s Osprey House. Kids will learn to use insect …Read More
Description: On this 2.2-mile hike through the Lehigh Gap, learn how LGNC brought life back to a once barren and polluted mountainside! We will stop along the way to enjoy the diverse ecosystem …Read More
Trail fee applies for Non-members. Live vulture program at 2 pm! Hawk Mountain loves to observe, study, and learn more about vulture species here and around the world. Join us in celebrating …Read More
$10.00 $7.00 for Members Limited to 15 participants. Joins us for a read-along of Eric Carle’s colorful book The Very Quiet Cricket! After learning all about interesting insects, meet a large, LIVE, and friendly …Read More
Featuring keystone and summer-blooming perennials as well as ferns, shrubs, and trees. For full list visit Manada Conservancy's website. Merchandise and gifts will be available for purchase as well. This event is …Read More
Hawk Mountain Sanctuary and the Gabriel Chamber Ensemble have partnered to share the healing powers of music and nature with a second annual Music on the Mountain performance, featuring classical selections held during the …Read More
Discover Your World Advances in technology have allowed more people to participate in the scientific process. Dr. Diane Husic--Moravian University professor, author, and climate change researcher--will discuss how citizen science, phenology (the …Read More
On Sunday, September 25th, hundreds of runners will converge on the rugged terrain at Pine Grove Furnace State Park for the region's premier 15K and 50K Trail Race! Don't miss this opportunity …Read More
You can improve your heart health, reduce your risk of cancer, and gain a better overall sense of well-being by spending time in nature. Shinrin-yoku (or forest bathing) is a traditional Japanese …Read More
FREE Autumn Lecture The eastern coast of Mexico is a major route for migratory birds, where multiple flyways converge. The lowlands of the Gulf coastal plain and the foothills of the Sierra …Read More