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Events

April Storytime
This month, we’re reading Listen to the Language of the Trees by Tera Kelley, a story of how forests communicate underground. Come and learn about how the natural world's survival depends on staying connected and helping others—just like us! Play forest games and explore moving like a tree.
Free with general admission.
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Events

Gardening for Native Wildlife
Wednesday, June 18 • 6 – 7:30 pm
Mitch Roberge, Horticulturist & Artist
Members: $30 • Non-members: $35
Learn how to create a welcoming environment for native wildlife in your garden in this informational seminar. Participants will learn what plants attract different species, and how to cultivate shelter and nesting sites for all walks of the animal kingdom. From birds and butterflies to snakes and toads—we will discuss them all! You will leave feeling empowered to transform your garden into a sanctuary for native wildlife, enhancing biodiversity and contributing to environmental conservation in your community. Whether you have a small urban garden or a larger rural property, this class will provide you with the tools to create a beautiful space that nurtures both plants and animals. Registration is required.
Events
Native Plants & Pollinators Tour at The Discovery Center
Saturday, June 1 • 10 am – 12 pm
Damien Ruffner, Program Manager for Urban Conservation, Audubon Pennsylvania
Members: $30 • Non-members: $35
Join Audubon Mid-Atlantic at the Discovery Center for a native plant tour. We will be guided through the property to see the native plants, smell the native flowers, and look for our native pollinators that call the Discovery Center home. This tour will also look into future plans of site care at the Discovery Center and look at invasive species of plants they are trying to eradicate. The tour will take us on a 1.5 mile walk around the reservoir—wear good walking shoes! Registration is required.