Events

HMRT Cache Maintenance

Colors and patterns are around us, from blue skies to green grass. Join us as we explore the many plants and animals at Wildwood Park and discover how color, shape and size help them survive in the environment- and even give people ideas for inventions!

Join volunteer Jane Earle to search for spring ephemerals along the Towpath Trail. Meet at the South Lot Parking Area. Learn interesting facts and how to identify common species.

Join a Naturalist for a leisurely walk around Fort Hunter Park & Mansion. Learn one method for aging a live tree and some historical facts about these large giants. Participants will also view the Liberty Tree that was planted as a part of our nations 250th birthday.

NWS Site Visit to State College, PA

Students will first learn about the Susquehannock, the Native Americans that called this region home. After, they will play some traditional games passed down from the woodland era. Pre-registration is required for this event.

Every Tuesday (weather permitting), enjoy a moderately-paced walk around Wildwood Lake while enjoying the trees and animals at the park.

Learn all about secretive salamanders and what makes them unique. Go for a short hike and see if you can catch one- they are slimy and fast. You may get wet and muddy, so dress accordingly. Make your own salamander craft to take home.

CAC presentation to EMC and Codes Enforcement FEMA Flood map

Join Rick and Peggy Price for an introductory course on birdwatching. Learn the basics with an indoor PowerPoint presentation followed by a short walk outdoors on the Delta Boardwalk to practice using binoculars and identifying bird calls.