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Weekend Nature Programs
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Join Museum educators for a series of interactive educational programs about the science and nature of the Hudson Valley. Learn new things and make a fun craft to take home! Unless otherwise noted, programs begin at 10am at the Outdoor Discovery Center entrance on Muser Drive across from 174 Angola Road, Cornwall. Suggested for adults with or without children and children over the age of five.$3 for members, $5 for non-members. For information or to let us know if you are coming with a large group, please call 845-534-5506 x204.
Saturday, November 7
Hudson River Maritime History at the Wildlife Education Center
From canoes to sloops, to steamships and barges, the Hudson River has long been a regional highway for transportation. Join John Miller of the Hudson River Maritime Museum for a fascinating look back in time.
Saturday, November 14
Animal History in the Hudson Valley at the Wildlife Education Center
400 years of human settlement and development have had a significant impact on wildlife in the Hudson Valley. Learn about animal history while tracing the changes that have impacted five important animal ambassadors from 1609 to today.
Sunday, November 22
The Beaver at the Wildlife Education Center
The beaver's remarkable history is closely tied to the cultural changes in the Hudson Valley over 400 years. Explore the world of this industrious valley resident and view interesting beaver objects and artifacts.
Saturday, December 5
The River Railroad at the Wildlife Education Center
In the 1800's changes in the Hudson Valley were ushered north by the railroad. Come learn from Lou Boselli, member of the Ontario & Western Railway Historical Society. This special media presentation also includes fascinating artifacts. Recommended for ages 9 and up.
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Featured Programs
A hiking group for families with babies, toddlers and young children. For more information click here.
Animal sponsorships make rewarding gifts. Click here to download a form.
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