Woodchuck Survival Skills
Edith Read Wildlife Sanctuary 1 Playland Parkway, Rye, NYCome join the Naturalist to learn about the survival tactics and adaptations of this true hibernator. This will include observing their points of residency.
Come join the Naturalist to learn about the survival tactics and adaptations of this true hibernator. This will include observing their points of residency.
Let us go on a journey to find clues of Spring emergent, from birds to bees to leafing trees.
A chance to meet the director to learn about the opportunities for children to attend our Summer Nature Camp. The director will also share his stories and experiences with the program. Refreshments will be served.
We will seek out some of the earlier warbler migrants, as well as staying in tune with the backyard and aquatic birds. Please bring binoculars. Meet at Visitor Center.
Discuss how squirrels survive during the winter. Review their forging habits and what they do right as winter ends. We will then observe them in their wild habitat. Meet at Visitor Center.
We will search for natural signs and items that have been placed in “treasure boxes”. This is a fun way for kids to find clues and ideas that will help educate them about their natural surroundings. Meet at Visitor Center.
Discuss and identify birds and other species that you may find in your backyard. This includes a journey into the Sanctuary. Meet at Visitor Center.
We will look at the parts that make up the sum of this exciting project. This includes a living shipwreck visit, geology exploration and a chronology demonstration. Meet at Visitor Center.
This popular program! We will learn the needs of these creatures that constantly struggle for nesting habitat. All materials will be provided to make a box. Participants must register by February 25, 2024. Registration can be done by the following: sqw2@westchestercountyny.gov or by phone at 914-967-8720. Limit one Bluebird box per household to take home. […]
Observe different species of evergreen vegetation, from trees to shrubs and others. This will include sample collecting. Meet at Visitor Center.
We will identify the birds that visit our feeders as well as create some simple feeders that you can take home to attract birds in your neighborhood. Participants must register by February 9th. Registration can be done by the following: sqw2@westchestercountyny.gov or by phone at 914-967-8720.
We will identify weeds and other plants during their winter months and learn how they cope with this dormant period. Meet at Visitor Center.
