In this immersive nature journaling class, acclaimed naturalist, artist, and educator Clare Walker Leslie invites you to slow down, open your eyes, and deepen your connection with the natural world by learning to observe, record, and reflect through words and sketches in your own journal. Part of NBNC's Biodiversity University series.
Participants will learn the foundational knowledge necessary to successfully and confidently identify mushrooms and enjoy a greater understanding of fungi and their fascinating lives. Part of NBNC's Biodiversity University series.
Explore basic concepts in river dynamics to learn how to “read” our streams and interpret their behavior over time.
Explore basic concepts in river dynamics to learn how to “read” our streams and interpret their behavior over time.
This course will introduce participants to the bedrock geology of northern Vermont. Two day-long field trips will visit areas where key aspects of the area’s geology can be observed and understood. Part of NBNC's Biodiversity University series.
Learn, sample, and snack on seasonal wild foods with expert NBNC naturalists.
A two-day immersion in beaver ecology and river science, with a focus on the relationship between beavers, watershed health, and flood resilience (for adults).
Explore with NBNC naturalists and fellow nature lovers in search of wildlife tracks and sign.