COVID-19 Virtual Hitchcock Center Resources

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Summer 2020 Children and Family Programs

We are very excited to offer a number of small group programs for children and families that are designed to get you outside and connected to nature and others. Learn more...

 

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Here’s the July 11 Earth Matters, by naturalist extraordinaire David Spector. If you’ve ever wondered what the well-equipped naturalist carries while wandering in the woods, seek no further. David answers all your questions, even ones you hadn’t thought to ask.
Enjoy!
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Earth Matters: The secret of the well-equipped naturalist
How might you equip yourself for an expedition to observe nature? The answers vary with where you’re going, the targeted aspects of nature, how long you expect to be outside, your level of interest and expertise, the time of year, etc. Here are some...
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How long do you think Cob's fast was this spring?
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Animal Anecdotes | Cob Finishes Fasting
Cob is a corn snake who lives at the Hitchcock Center for the Environment. He serves as a teaching ambassador animal for environmental education programs. He...
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Today in the Sunday Birding with Scott blog series, Scott Surner reflects on his Spring Birding 2020 class with the Hitchcock Center -- the portion that didn't get disrupted due to coronavirus.

Scott says, "Despite missing out on the majority of the spring migration we were still able to come away with 147 species of birds this spring! It is just amazing what you can see and witness when you’re able to get out and about for a little while each week."
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