Saturday, March 20 – Welcome Spring! Walk – 10:00am-11:30am – Meet at the Schoolhouse entrance to the preserve – Come celebrate the beginning of spring while discovering vernal equinox traditions from around the world. The March equinox marks when the Northern Hemisphere starts to tilt toward the sun, which means longer, sunnier days. The March equinox is also called the vernal equinox because it signals the beginning of spring (vernal means fresh or new like the spring). What spring signs will we see on our walk? A program kit will be available to take home.
PLEASE NOTE: Pre-registration is required for ALL programs by calling the Museum at 518-642-1515 or by sending a private message. We are booking quickly for our outdoor programs, so don’t wait to the last minute. All participants are required to wear a mask when social distancing of 6 feet cannot be practiced. Dress accordingly. Trails may be muddy.
In case of poor weather, the program may be cancelled.
Saturday, April 17 – Bird Migration – 10:00am-11:30am – Meet at the Schoolhouse trail entrance to the preserve. Come take a walk and discover which birds have returned to our area from migration. We’ll walk the Schoolhouse trail to South Loop. A Bird Migration program kit will be available to take home.
PLEASE NOTE: Pre-registration is required for ALL programs by calling the museum at 518-642-1515 or sending a private message. All participants are required to wear a mask when social distancing of 6 feet cannot be practiced.
In case of poor weather, the program may be cancelled.