Can you tell an eagle from an egret? This beginner-friendly introduction to birding helps participants build confidence in identifying birds in the field. Learn essential tools, helpful resources, and practical tips—then put your skills to the test together.
This program takes place at the John C. Hart Memorial Library in Yorktown.
Can you tell an eagle from an egret? This beginner-friendly introduction to birding helps participants build confidence in identifying birds in the field. Learn essential tools, helpful resources, and practical tips—then put your skills to the test together. This program takes place at Eastchester Public Library.
Step into the fascinating world of insects! From monarch caterpillars to dragonflies, this interactive program introduces participants to local invertebrates. Create your own sweep net and learn how to safely observe and handle insects while gaining a deeper appreciation for their role in the ecosystem. Takes place at the Port Chester-Rye Brook Public Library.
What’s living in your backyard? This engaging, hands-on program introduces participants to wildlife found in the Hudson Hills and Highlands region. Using live animals, mounts, furs, and bones, a Teatown educator brings local species to life while exploring key concepts such as biodiversity, habitat, population dynamics, and conservation through interactive demonstrations. This program takes place at the Greenburgh Public Library.
Discover how your garden can support local ecosystems. This program explores the importance of native plants in providing food and habitat for birds, pollinators, and other wildlife. Participants will leave with practical ideas and inspiration to create environmentally beneficial landscapes at home.
What’s living in your backyard? This engaging, hands-on program introduces participants to wildlife found in the Hudson Hills and Highlands region. Using live animals, mounts, furs, and bones, a Teatown educator brings local species to life while exploring key concepts such as biodiversity, habitat, population dynamics, and conservation through interactive demonstrations. This program takes place at the Pelham Public Library.
