Working Woodlands workshops are designed to connect nature enthusiasts and land-owners with natural resource professionals, to provide them with the skills and knowledge to promote land stewardship. These workshops are held both virtually and in-person throughout the year. Explore a wide range of topics, including but not limited to wildlife tracking, tree identification, creating wildlife habitat, invasive plant management, sustainable forestry, and much more. After attending a workshop, you can expect to come away with knowledge about land stewardship and the skills to take it home and practice in your own backyard. Workshops are co-sponsored by Vermont Woodlands Association, Vermont Coverts: Woodlands for Wildlife, and Billings Farm and Museum.
►View workshops on the park's YouTube Channel. Subjects include: Common Tree Pests, Bat Conservation, Successional Forests, Climate Change, Women Land Stewardship, Forest Birds, Vernal Pools, Wildlife Tracking, Composting.
Upcoming WorkshopsRaptors Close Up with VINSMay 26, 202410:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Location: Forest Center at Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park Click here to register. Join us for a special workshop in honor of bird migration season! The Vermont Institute of Natural Science will start off this event with a chance to have a first-hand encounter with live falcons, hawks, and owls. Following this, National Park Staff will lead a hike where you can learn birding skills. |
Last updated: May 3, 2024