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December 2018
Decorate A Tree For Wildlife
It can be tough to be an animal in winter! Show your love for nature by decorating a tree for wildlife. Participants in this class will learn how animals find their food in winter and make a selection of tasty treats and ornaments that they can take home, or hang on the trees to help our furry and feathered friends get through the cold months ahead. This class is recommended for ages 5 through 12.
Find out more »Project Feeder Watch
Enjoy the view while counting the birds you see outside our picture windows with Fenner Nature Center staff and volunteers, while keeping toasty warm inside our observation room. Learn about the birds that stick around for the winter and help collect data to submit to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. The data you collect will help scientists track long-term trends in bird distribution and abundance. No experience is necessary, and coffee or hot cocoa is complementary!
Find out more »Project Feeder Watch
Enjoy the view while counting the birds you see outside our picture windows with Fenner Nature Center staff and volunteers, while keeping toasty warm inside our observation room. Learn about the birds that stick around for the winter and help collect data to submit to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. The data you collect will help scientists track long-term trends in bird distribution and abundance. No experience is necessary, and coffee or hot cocoa is complementary!
Find out more »January 2019
Project Feeder Watch
Enjoy the view while counting the birds you see outside our picture windows with Fenner Nature Center staff and volunteers, while keeping toasty warm inside our observation room. Learn about the birds that stick around for the winter and help collect data to submit to the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. The data you collect will help scientists track long-term trends in bird distribution and abundance. No experience is necessary, and coffee or hot cocoa is complementary!
Find out more »Winter Snowshoe Hike
Join our naturalists for a lantern-guided walk through the snow. Snowshoes are the perfect way to travel through Fenner’s snow-laden trails while learning about winter ecology. No experience is necessary; program has a maximum of 10 participants, so call early to reserve your spot! If there is not enough snow to snowshoe, we will still head out on the trail for a winter night hike. For member ticket pricing, please call the nature center at 517-483-4224.
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