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SUMMARY:Advocacy for a Cleaner Earth *****Cancelled due to inclement weather****
DESCRIPTION: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! \nThis month’s topic is “Saving Our Birds: What’s Killing Our Birds and What You Can Do About It.” presented by Phil Witmer. \nPhil 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. \nThis free event will take place at Delaware Valley University. Parking is off of the New Britain Rd. Entrance to the school.
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/advocacy-for-a-cleaner-earth-4/
LOCATION:Delaware Valley University\, 700 E. Butler Ave\, Doylestown\, PA\, 18901\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adults,Birding
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SUMMARY:Beekeeping Demo
DESCRIPTION: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.\n\nChuck 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.\n\nRegistration is $5/BCAS Members and $10/Non-Members. Register by clicking here!
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/beekeeping-demo/
LOCATION:Honey Hollow Nature Center\, 2877 Creamery Road\, New Hope\, 18938\, United States
CATEGORIES:Adults,Family
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SUMMARY:School Holiday Camp - Spring Break
DESCRIPTION: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! \nEach day during March Spring Break features unique games\, hikes\, science experiments\, and crafts that all tie in to the week’s theme of habitats! \nMarch 26: Pond Dipping\nWhat types of animals live in the Audubon Pond? Let’s get our Pond nets and find out! (Water shoes recommended) \nMarch 27: Rotten Log\nWhat creepy crawlies lurk under the rotten logs that lie on the forest floor? Let’s roll some of them over and check them out! \nMarch 28: Creek Critters\nHow 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) \nMarch 29: Fairy Gardens\nWhile 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! \nMarch 30: Muddy Marsh\nSquish\, 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) \nRegister by clicking here!
URL:https://www.honeyhollownaturecenter.org/event/school-holiday-camp-spring-break/2018-03-26/
LOCATION:Honey Hollow Nature Center\, 2877 Creamery Road\, New Hope\, 18938\, United States
CATEGORIES:PreSchool Explorer,Summer Camp
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