Join a naturalist for an early evening walk highlighting the habits and adaptations of our nocturnal neighbors. We’ll wander from forest to field and try to call in great horned and screech owls. Dress for the weather as we may be standing quietly in one place for a prolonged period. This program is not suitable for...
What an amazing array of extraordinary senses animals have – the better to hear, see and smell with. Some of Teatown’s animal ambassadors will be showing off their sensory abilities using the anatomical parts that allow them to survive in the wild. All welcome. Online registration available until noon the day before the event. If...
There is ice on the lake and snow on the ground. What is happening inside the beaver lodge on Teatown Lake? After a hike to view the lodge, families will use natural materials to engineer a miniature lodge to take home. For the family. Programs require pre-registration. Online registration available until noon the day before...
Hawks, owls and falcons are all exceptional aerial acrobats. Learn about the mechanics of flight and see how feather and wing shapes make a difference in how these birds hunt. Live birds from Teatown’s collection will make guest appearances. All welcome. Online registration available until noon the day before the event. If online registration is...
Stoke up the fire, its sugaring time at Teatown! From tapping to collecting, boiling to bottling, Teatown’s naturalists will be in Warren’s Sugarhouse sharing facts and folklore about this sweet time of year! Register for 1pm, 2pm or 3pm time slots. All welcome. Members Free, Non-members $7. Programs require pre-registration. To register, call 914-762-2912 x...
Learn everything you ever wanted to know about amphibians and reptiles in this workshop that will focus on identification, natural history and conservation of the species that live in the lower Hudson Valley.
Celebrating the 47th Anniversary of Earth Day, Green Ossining will focus its theme on food sustainability. This will include emphasis on reducing food waste, cooking and food preservation, nutrition, edible gardens, backyard food and permaculture, and access to food.
Have you come across bones or scat on a hike and wondered which animal left it? Or found nibbled branches or tracks and tried to figure out who was there? Using Teatown’s collection of skulls, scat and signs we’ll investigate the trail left behind.
