Honey Hollow History Walk & Talk
2018-01-20 11:00 - 12:00 UTC | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Learn about the unique history behind BCAS and our property with BCAS naturalists and the Heritage Conservancy! This is a free event, some come on out and learn about the history of this area with friends and family!

Nature Lover's Book Club
2018-01-25 18:15 - 20:00 | Doylestown Bookshop, 16 S. Main St., Doylestown, PA, 18901, United States
Calling all nature enthusiasts and book worms for the Bucks County Audubon Society Nature Lover’s Book Club to be held at the Doylestown Bookshop tonight!
The group is open to anyone who has a passion for the environment and wants to share and discuss with like-minded individuals. To get started on your reading journey, visit our blog site, www.natureloversbookclub.blogspot.com! Here you will find discussion questions, future book lists, and a link to purchase the book (at discount!) from the Doylestown Bookshop. We welcome your insights and input for these readings!

Young Nature Explorers Starts
2018-01-27 09:30 - 11:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
This new program, similar to our Pre-School Explorers program, will get kids outside discovering and learning all year long! This extended program will be weekly for 2 months (ending on March 19th for the first session), break for the spring and start again on April 7th for two months.
This program is open to children ages 4-10 and we will learn about environmental science in an exciting, hands-on way. Each class will be filled with nature discoveries that will build on each other week after week.
Register by clicking HERE.

Birding 101
2018-02-03 10:00 - 14:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Love birds but not sure what you’re looking at? Want to be able to identify birds in your yard or elsewhere? Join Bucks County Audubon Society for a Birding 101 course and learn how to become one of the more than 50 million Americans that love bird watching! In this 1 day course we’ll teach you how to really see birds, what to look for to help you identify what you’re seeing, how to use binoculars and much more.
Space is capped at 30 participants, so make sure to sign up early! Registration available here!
This is great for youth birders, scouts, and families who enjoy watching their feeders and want to learn more!

Advocacy for a Cleaner Earth
2018-02-07 18:30 - 20:00 | Delaware Valley University, 700 E. Butler Ave, Doylestown, PA, 18901, United States
Are you passionate about saving the environment and want to do something more to advocate for it? Learn about advocacy (on a federal AND personal level) regarding different environmental topics (such as climate change, wildlife conservation, habitat protection, etc…) from professionals during this season’s lecture series at Delaware Valley University!
This month’s presentation is sponsored with the Doylestown Township’s Environmental Advisory Council and will be presented by Dr. Daniel Duran who will be talking about “Spray and Pray: Misguided Faith in Pesticides Isn’t the Answer to Our Mosquito and Tick Problems.”
Dr. Duran is an Associate Teaching Professor at Drexel and an adjunct member at the Barnes Foundation Arboretum School. He is also president and co-founder of a the non-profit, Mid-Atlantic Native & Threatened Insect Zoo (MANTIZ). He received a BS in Environmental Science and a Ph.D. in Evolution and Ecology in 2010. He has also worked at the Natural History museum in London and the Simthsonian Tropical Research Institute in Panama. Currently, he teaches courses about topics pertaining to ecology, evolution, insects, and plants. Dr. Duran is also the co-author of the book, “A Field Guide to the Tiger Beetles of the United States and Canada, 2nd Edition.”
This program is free and open to the public! We hope to see you and a friend there!
*Note- please leave yourself some extra time for parking!

Backyard Bird Count & Hike
2018-02-17 14:00 - 16:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Join BCAS Naturalists as we take part in another Citizen Science program, searching for birds around our property! A brief presentation will be followed by a birding hike.

School Holiday Camp
2018-02-19 09:00 - 15:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
This President’s Day, bring your kids to our School Holiday Camp filled with natural discoveries! This month’s theme is “A State of Matter” where we will look at water and it’s many forms like ice, rain, fog and more through hands-on science experiments.
We will provide snack, but please provide lunch for your child. Please make sure that they are dressed for the weather. It’s been chilly so far! It’s safe to also pack them extra clothes and shoes in case they get wet or muddy.
To register, click here!

Advocacy for a Cleaner Earth *****Cancelled due to inclement weather****
2018-03-21 18:30 - 20:00 | Delaware Valley University, 700 E. Butler Ave, Doylestown, PA, 18901, United States
Join BCAS and other environmental professionals to learn more about our environment and what personal actions we can do to help make the world a better place!
This month’s topic is “Saving Our Birds: What’s Killing Our Birds and What You Can Do About It.” presented by Phil Witmer.
Phil Witmer is an avid birder and conservationist with over 30 years birding experience. He is a past board member of Bucks County Audubon Society and current president of the Delaware Valley Ornithological Club, one of the oldest birding clubs in the country. He has consulted with Audubon PA and is active in their local BirdTown initiatives. He volunteers banding Northern Saw-whet owls and has attended Powdermill Preserve’s trainings on passerine banding. While certainly not an expert on bird identification, he has devoted much time to the conservation of birds, the forces driving their decline and what we need to do to save them. He leads walks at Bucks County Audubon Society and lectures on a variety of related topics.
This free event will take place at Delaware Valley University. Parking is off of the New Britain Rd. Entrance to the school.

Beekeeping Demo
2018-03-24 14:00 - 16:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Local Beekeeper, Chuck Pressler, will be discussing the joy of beekeeping along with how important honeybees as well as other pollinators are important to us. He will also be talk about the products that come from honeybees along with the health benefits of raw honey.

Chuck has been beekeeping for 6 years and also mentors new beekeepers. He keeps bees on his farm in Bedminster as well as other farms and at BCAS.

Registration is $5/BCAS Members and $10/Non-Members. Register by clicking here!

School Holiday Camp - Spring Break
2018-03-26 09:00 - 15:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
We get it; it’s hard when your child has off of school when you don’t! That’s why we created these “School Holiday Camps”. Drop off your child at 9am and pick them back up at 3pm after a fun-filled day of nature exploration and discovery! Remember, you can register for one, or all of the days – it’s up to you!
Each day during March Spring Break features unique games, hikes, science experiments, and crafts that all tie in to the week’s theme of habitats!
March 26: Pond Dipping
What types of animals live in the Audubon Pond? Let’s get our Pond nets and find out! (Water shoes recommended)
March 27: Rotten Log
What creepy crawlies lurk under the rotten logs that lie on the forest floor? Let’s roll some of them over and check them out!
March 28: Creek Critters
How do animals not get swept away by the flowing water of our creek? We’ll take our stream nets and go flip over some rocks! (Water shoes needed)
March 29: Fairy Gardens
While we may not see them, we like to think that our forest on the hill is home to fairies! Let’s use our engineering skills to build them beautiful homes for them to move in to and see if we find any toads or ants using them as well!
March 30: Muddy Marsh
Squish, squish, squish… The marsh is muddy! Why is a marsh important, what does it do, and what lives there? These are some of the questions that we’ll answer through out the day. (Tight-fitting water shoes needed)
Register by clicking here!

Advocacy & Action - Letter Writing
2018-04-05 19:00 - 20:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Ever wanted to write a letter to your congressman, but couldn’t think of what to say? BCAS is offering an Action Night where you can learn how to write an advocacy letter! We will write some together and send them on their way. This month we will be focusing on Climate Defense Campaign and learning about how PA is trying to make the move to 100% renewable energy!
This is a free event. Please bring a friend along – letters are more fun to write while surrounded by great people!

Earth Day Festival
2018-04-14 11:00 - 16:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Join us as we celebrate our 3rd annual Earth Day Festival! Festival starts at 11am and continues until 4pm.
We have so many great activities planned, all geared to getting you and your family out, enjoying and learning more about nature. View and purchase goods from environmentally friendly vendors and learn more about environmental organizations in our area!
Entrance is free, but please bring cash/CC for food vendors and exhibitors! Donations to BCAS are greatly appreciated and benefit our high-quality environmental education programming through out the year.
Activities Include:

Live Wildlife Presentations
Artisan Vendors
Native Plant Sales
Creek Exploration
Bird Walks
Bug Hunts
Information Tables about local organizations
… and so much more!

Earth Day Volunteer Clean-up Day
2018-04-21 10:00 - 14:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Join us and help us get ready for spring!

Frog Walk & Night Hike (FULL)
2018-04-28 19:00 - 20:30 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Join BCAS Naturalists for our annual Frog Walk! After a brief presentation about amphibians and their behaviors, we shall scour our property, specifically in the forest for toads and our pond/marsh for frogs! This is a great event no matter your age.
Admission is $10/BCAS Members, $15/Non-Members or a family rate of $25/BCAS Members, $35/Non-Members.
Event is FULL!

Book Signing with Maya van Rossum
2018-05-05 13:00 - 15:00 | Doylestown Bookshop, 16 S. Main St., Doylestown, PA, 18901, United States
Join veteran environmentalist Maya van Rossum at Doylestown Bookshop as she discusses her new book, The Green Amendment: Securing our Right to a Healthy Environment, followed by Q&A and signing. Come out and meet Maya, pick up a copy of the book, and learn about the future of environmental advocacy.

Cancelled: What's in Your Chimney? Bats, Swifts & Swallows.
2018-05-10 19:30 - 21:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Learn about the difference between these three unique creatures of the sky and the ways that you can help protect their habitat.
FREE for BCAS & Heritage Conservancy Members/$10 for non-members.
Register with Emily at Heritage Conservancy: 215-345-7020 ext. 107.

Annual Members Meeting
2018-05-22 18:30 - 20:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Join BCAS at 6:30pm, as we talk about our Goals for the Year, Board Elections, celebrate our volunteers and more!
A reception will follow.

Birding Campout w/ Sierra Club
2018-06-02 17:00 - 2018-06-03 09:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Get to know unfamiliar bird behaviors, sounds, and species by spending the night with us at BCAS. We’ll have one evening bird walk, a campfire, a night hike, then wake up to a morning bird walk and a continental breakfast. All walks will have experienced leaders to help you learn your birds. This event is co-sponsored with the Sierra Club of Southeastern PA. Admission is $10 for BCAS and Sierra Club members and $15 for non-members.
Register here:
Schedule:
5:00 Arrive for set-up and BYO Picnic Dinner
6:30-8:30 Evening Bird Walk
8:30-9:30 Campfire and Marshmallow Roasting
9:30 Night Hike
5:00-7:00 Early morning Bird Walk
7:00-8:00 Continental breakfast
8:00-9:00 Pack-up

Raptor Run 5k & Fun Run
2018-06-05 18:30 - 20:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Cross country trail run through the forests, streamside, and meadows of BCAS’s 55 acre nature preserve that includes two stream crossings, great views of the Audubon Pond, and acres of beautiful spring flowers in the fields. All proceeds from the race will benefit the Bucks County Audubon Society and proudly support our high-quality environmental education programs. Stay and enjoy our After Party with bonfire, food, and beverages for all racers.
Registration coming soon!

Raptor Run 5K and Family Fun Run
2018-06-06 18:30 - 20:30 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
WHERE: BCAS at the Honey Hollow Environmental Education Center (Solebury Twp). The Raptor Run supports education programs and habitat preservation.
COURSE: Cross country trail run through the forests, streamside, and meadows of BCAS’s 55 acre nature preserve, includes two stream crossings, great views of the Audubon Pond, and acres of beautiful spring flowers in the fields.
AMENITIES: Indoor facilities. Stay and enjoy our After Party with bonfire, food, and beverages for all racers. Held rain or shine. No refunds or mailed awards. Results on www.pretzelcitysports.com in 1-2 days.
AWARDS: Awards to the top male and top female finishers, and the top three (3) finishers in each of the following age groups, both male and female: 19 & Under, 20-29, 30-39, 40-49, 50-59, 60+
HOW: To register for the 5K or Fun Run, $25 for Non-Members/$20 for BCAS Members if registered by May 18th, with guaranteed T-Shirt Size, After May 18th including race day $30 for Non-Members/$25 for BCAS Members, shirts will be available while supplies last. Complete the form below and submit with entry fee or register online (Nominal service fee applies, closes at midnight Sunday, June 3rd) Any questions, contact Stacy at scarrpoole@bcas.org.

Summer Nature Camp Week 1
2018-06-18 09:00 - 2018-06-22 15:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
June 18th – 22nd: Hooray for Habitat! – What do ladybugs, blue birds, red fox, and you have in common? You all need a habitat! Learn about the needs of our resident wildlife as you explore ponds, streams, forests and meadows of Honey Hollow.
Is your child as excited as we are to be outside this summer? Bring them over to our Summer Nature Camp for a week of outdoor discovery! Each day of the themed week will include:

Morning and Afternoon Snack
Science Experiments
Hiking through our forests, fields, and streams
Theme related Art projects
Free play time to strengthen the imagination
Screen Printed Camp T-Shirt
…and so much more!

Price is – $250/BCAS Members and $300/Non-Members. Half Day option (9am-12pm) available at discounted rate.
Registration by clicking here!

Campfire & Camp Out
2018-06-23 18:30 - 2018-06-24 09:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Need a mini getaway with your sweetie or want to have some family bonding time out in nature? Join Bucks County Audubon Society for a fun overnight camp-out! Not sure a camp-out is right for you? That’s okay just come for the Campfire from 7:00-8:30 pm.
Schedule of the Night:
6:30: Arrive and set up tents (you can also bring your own picnic dinner if you would like)
7:00: Campfire with s’more and more
8:30: Night Hike
Sunday morning:
7:30 Continental Breakfast
9:00 Packed-up and on to your other weekend activities
Campfire only: Free for BCAS Members and $5/person for Non-Memberrs
Full Camp-out: $10/BCAS Members, $15/Non-Members
REGISTER HERE

Summer Nature Camp Week 2
2018-06-25 09:00 - 2018-06-29 15:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
June 25th – 29th: Science Super Stars – Learn how to be a science super star this adventure packed week! Observations, explorations, experiments, data, discovery, and lots of hands-on science fun will nurture a love of science and make everyone want to be a super star.
Is your child as excited as we are to be outside this summer? Bring them over to our Summer Nature Camp for a week of outdoor discovery! Each day of the themed week will include:

Morning and Afternoon Snack
Science Experiments
Hiking through our forests, fields, and streams
Theme related Art projects
Free play time to strengthen the imagination
Screen Printed Camp T-Shirt
…and so much more!

Price is – $250/BCAS Members and $300/Non-Members. Half Day option (9am-12pm) available at discounted rate.
Register by clicking here!

Year of the Bird!: Panel Discussion & Reception
2018-07-10 18:30 - 20:30 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Inspired by the efforts of the National Audubon Society, Cornell Lab of Ornithology, BirdLife International and National Geographic we are hosting a Year of the Bird Panel Discussion & Reception!
These organizations named 2018 the Year of the Bird in honor of the the 100th anniversary of the signing of the Migratory Bird Treaty Act (MBTA)—a pivotal piece of legislation that continues to save countless birds’ lives. Our speakers will educate attendees on how humans impact the local birds and what we can do to help them.
Panel Speakers Include:
Robert McGarry: Migratory Bird Treaty Act – What it is and Why it’s important?
Diane Allison: Counting Birds: More than Just Fun!
Devich Farbotnik: Bird Boxes: A Case Study of Kestrals
Armas Hill: Then and Now: Changes in Bird Populations in Bucks County
The Panel Discussion will also include a Wine and Cheese reception, and all attendees will receive a complimentary copies of the Birds of Bucks County.
$15 for BCAS members/$20 non-members.
REGISTER HERE!
Speaker Bios:
Bob McGarry first dabbled in birding during middle school, when an inexplicable obsession with the extinct Labrador Duck sparked an interest in living birds, and began seriously birding a decade later after he returned to Bucks county with a BA in literature and realized he needed a hobby other than reading. These days, when not birding or reading, he writes and volunteers for Bucks County Audubon’s Advocacy and Education Committees.
Diane Allison has lived in Tinicum township for 40 years. She has served on the board of Bucks County Audubon, the Tinicum Conservancy and the Palisades School District. Diane is a graduate of Delaware Valley College and recently retired from Microbiological Quality Assurance for Johnson and Johnson. Her interest in birds has taken her to many places including all 50 states, Europe, Central America, South America, the Galapagos Islands and the Caribbean. Here at home she has been the compiler for the Central Bucks Audubon Christmas Bird Count and the compiler for all of Bucks County for the Pennsylvania Migration Count for nearly 20 years. Diane is on the speaker’s bureau for the North American Bluebird Society and has built over 2000 bluebird boxes with school children and scouts. She enjoys hiking, nature photography and introducing people to the wonders of nature.
Birding for Armas Hill began in Bucks County about 50 years ago, and during his first weeks and years of birding, many of his lifers were in the county. Since then, and since Long-eared Owls in the pines at Churchville and a Common Ground Dove in Newtown, he has gotten to know many birds at many places throughout the world.
His life-list is now close to 5,000 species of birds. That may seem like a lot, but it’s about half of all bird species world-wide.About half of those birds he’s seen have been in South America, with over 1,000 each in Brazil and Ecuador. Additionally, he’s birded in Argentina, Chile, Venezuela, and heavily throughout Central America and Mexico, and on nearly every Caribbean island. On the other side of the world, Armas has birded in Australia, in numerous European countries, and in Japan and Korea. With over 35 visits in Japan, he’s humbly an expert as to that country’s birds and other wildlife.
Closer to home, Armas was the author and voice on the phone of the weekly bird hot-line service, the Philadelphia Birdline, for about 30 years. Back in 1979, when he began, that was the prime way for birders to get info, way before the internet. Later, he did that weekly Birdline from Philadelphia, and another from Delaware, on the internet. And for years he was the voice of Birdline Delaware each week on a radio station in Wilmington DE.
Besides leading birding & nature tours throughout the world, Armas, for about 15 years, organized pelagic trips for people to see seabirds and other marine life, offshore from New Jersey, Delaware, and North Carolina. Even though Armas now lives in Delaware, he is often back in Bucks, where, for him, it all began.
Over the years, it is due to birding that he has had some wonderful experiences and has met many fine people. And, for him, that’s what birding is about.

Beautiful Butterflies: North American Butterfly Count
2018-07-21 14:00 - 16:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Love butterflies and pollinators? Learn all about them during our annual Butterfly Count citizen science project! Join us for a brief presentation and then head out to our fields and meadows in search of these flighty creatures. Bring a field guide, binoculars, and camera if you have them. No experience necessary!
Admission is $3 and the proceeds benefit the North American Butterfly Association.
REGISTER HERE!

Summer Nature Camp Week 3
2018-08-13 09:00 - 2018-08-17 15:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
August 13th-17th: Wilderness Survival -Get ready for a week of rugged wilderness adventure! To learn how to survive in the outdoors, we will build shelters, cook over the campfire, learn to collect and clean drinking water, identify wild edible plants, and so much more!
Is your child as excited as we are to be outside this summer? Bring them over to our Summer Nature Camp for a week of outdoor discovery! Each day of the themed week will include:

Morning and Afternoon Snack
Science Experiments
Hiking through our forests, fields, and streams
Theme related Art projects
Free play time to strengthen the imagination
Screen Printed Camp T-Shirt
…and so much more!

Price is – $250/BCAS Members and $300/Non-Members. Half Day option (9am-12pm) available at discounted rate.
Registration available by clicking here!

Cold-Blooded Critters: PA Amphibian & Reptile Survey (PARS)
2018-08-18 14:00 - 16:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
Fascinated with reptiles and amphibians? So are we! Join us for a herpetology presentation and then we’ll head to our streams and forests to search out the slimy salamanders, slithery snakes, and jumpy frogs!
Please be dressed for the weather and for an outdoor walk across uneven terrain. Bring a field guide, binoculars, and camera if you wish. Any experience level is welcome!
Admission: $5/BCAS Members, $10/Non-Members
REGISTER HERE!

Summer Nature Camp Week 4
2018-08-27 09:00 - 2018-08-31 15:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
August 27th-31st: Ex-STREAM Explorers! – Crayfish, salamanders, and minnows…OH MY! These are just a few of the critters that call our ponds, streams and marshes home. Let’s get wet and dirty this week as we explore these aquatic ecosystems and learn who lives there and why they are important.
Does your child want to spend every last minute of the summer outside, enjoying the sunshine before school starts? Bring them over to our Summer Nature Camp for a week of outdoor discovery! Each day of the themed week will include:

Morning and Afternoon Snack
Science Experiments
Hiking through our forests, fields, and streams
Theme related Art projects
Free play time to strengthen the imagination
Screen Printed Camp T-Shirt
…and so much more!

Price is – $250/BCAS Members and $300/Non-Members. Half Day option (9am-12pm) available at discounted rate.
Registration available here!

Nighthawk Watch
2018-08-30 18:00 - 21:00 | Fort Washington State Park, 447 Militia Hill Road, Forth Washington, PA, 19034, United States
Join Bob McGarry for an evening of birding for Nighthawks at Fort Washington State park. Common Nighthawks are most active at dawn and dusk, not night, while they forage for aerial insects.Recent studies suggest a substantial decline in numbers of this species, perhaps owing to increased predation, indiscriminate use of pesticides leading to lowered insect numbers, or habitat loss. Feel free to bring your binoculars and/or camera! Dress appropriately.
This event is free, but we require registration. Space is capped at 20 participants, so make sure to sign up early!
If you are interested in carpooling to the event, please arrive at Bucks County Audubon Society (2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, PA 18938) at 5pm.

School Holiday Camp
2018-09-10 09:00 - 15:00 | Honey Hollow Nature Center, 2877 Creamery Road, New Hope, 18938, United States
We get it; it’s hard when your child has off of school when you don’t! That’s why we created these “School Holiday Camps”. Drop off your child at 9am and pick them back up at 3pm after a fun-filled day of nature exploration and discovery! Each day features unique games, hikes, science experiments, and crafts that all tie in to the day’s theme!
Program Details
Ages: 4-10
Time: 9:00am -3:00pm
Members: $45/day
Non-Members: $60/day
Camp Sessions
September
10th– The Last Days of Summer: It’s the end of summer and life is abundant at Honey Hollow. Help us find amphibians, insects, and other summer visitors.
19th– Tangled Webs: Spiders! Come learn all about the amazing world of spiders.
November
21st– Animal Evidence: Join us on a tracking adventure as we learn about and search for the signs that animals leave behind.
23rd– Welcome to Autumn: Explore the magic of the fall season. From the equinox to falling leaves, we’ll learn all about what makes fall fall.
Winter Break Holiday Camp/December
27th– Terrific Trees: Learn all about the various trees of Honey Hollow and how to identify them.
28th– Happy New Year!: The Science of the season. We’ll discuss the solstice, the new year, and the science behind the cold of winter.
January
21st– Do Not Disturb… I’m Hibernating: Investigate Hibernation. Learn the who’s, how’s, and why’s of hibernation.
February
14th– Love is in the Air: From feathers to rituals, even animals need love. We’ll learn about courtship, nest building, and true love in the animal world.
15th– Groundhogs: Pennsylvania is home to one famous one, learn all about these over-sized rodents.
18th – Presidents and the Environment: Learn about Presidents who have embraced nature and what you can do to follow their example.
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