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SUMMARY:Climate Storytelling and Music Workshop: A Virtual Climate Stories Project Event
DESCRIPTION:What is your Climate Story? We all have personal responses to the climate crisis – our local observations of the changing climate\, our emotional responses to rapid environmental change\, and our convictions to contribute to a positive future. Join Jason Davis\, musician and director of Climate Stories Project\, in a 90-minute online workshop in which you will learn about climate storytelling and craft your own climate story. During the workshop\, you will have the opportunity to record and share your story. With participant permission\, Jason will integrate fragments of the recorded stories in an original musical composition which will be shared on the Hitchcock Center Website and via other channels. Please have paper and writing utensils with you. Workshop is sponsored by Art Angels and Hitchcock Center for the Environment. \nThursday\, February 4\, 7:00 – 8:30pm\nFree\, registration required for Zoom link \nREGISTER \n 
URL:https://www.hitchcockcenter.org/event/climate-storytelling-and-music-workshop-a-virtual-climate-stories-project-event/
CATEGORIES:Adult Programs,Family Programs
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SUMMARY:Owl Prowl with Dan Ziomeck
DESCRIPTION:Join us for the magic of an Owl Prowl. There is something so special about seeking owls on a quiet winter night. Dan Ziomek has been doing this for years and loves to share his love of owls and birds as heard on WRSI’s Bird Songs. Dress super warmly\, binoculars and a thermos of something warm also recommended. Group size limited to 12 participants\, masks and COVID screening required. \nSaturdays\, 6:30-9pm\, January 23\, February 6 (make up weather date February 13)\nFriday\, 6:30-9pm\, January 29\nTier A – $30; Tier B – $24; Tier C – $18; Tier D – $12 \nREGISTER
URL:https://www.hitchcockcenter.org/event/owl-prowl-with-dan-ziomeck-3/
CATEGORIES:Adult Programs
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SUMMARY:Hitchcock Nature Trivia Night: A monthly virtual trivia contest fundraiser
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a monthly online trivia contest fundraiser for environmental education. The quiz will test you on a wide breadth of science\, nature and environmental knowledge. The winning team will split the award with the Hitchcock Center for the Environment that will help provide 25%-50% discounts on program fees for economically challenged and low-income household. \nWednesdays\, 7:00 – 8:30pm\nJanuary 13\, February 10\, March 10 and April 14 \nNature Trivia: Learn More and Register
URL:https://www.hitchcockcenter.org/event/hitchcock-nature-trivia-night-a-monthly-virtual-trivia-contest-fundraiser-3/
CATEGORIES:Adult Programs
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SUMMARY:9am-12pm Nature All Year: Bark: Getting to Know Your Trees with Michael Wojtech
DESCRIPTION:Join us for an in-depth natural history course to develop your naturalists skills. Each month\, in our series of nature explorations with different local naturalists\, we explore a focused\, seasonal\, natural history topic. We’ll look at nature in new ways\, from broad habitat perspectives to close details of individual species. Over the course of the year we’ll visit a variety of natural habitats in the greater Pioneer Valley area. Identification skills\, ecological connections\, adaptations\, and life cycles of organisms will be the focus of our observations. Bring your curiosity and observation skills. Dress for the weather for 3 hours as we rarely cancel due to inclement weather. Bring binoculars and a hand lens\, water and snacks if you would like. These will be outdoor only programs. Please dress for the weather and plan to wear a mask for everyone’s safety. \nJoin the author of Bark\, Michael Wojtech\, for a deeper look at tree ecology and identification using clues bark\, roots\, and buds. As a naturalist\, writer\, speaker\, photographer\, and illustrator\, Michael Wojtech strives to share the science and beauty of natural history in an accessible and compelling fashion. \nBackground: Michael is a naturalist\, educator and author of the book Bark: A Field Guide to Trees of the Northeast\, he writes\, photographs\, illustrates\, and presents programs about the structure\, growth processes\, and ecology of trees. He began his ongoing study of trees at Antioch University New England\, where he earned his Master’s Degree in Conservation Biology and edited the journal Whole Terrain. \nSunday\, February 14\, 9am-12pm\nNorwotuck Rail Trail at Lawrence Station \nTier A – $45 per class or $121 for winter season\nTier B – $36 per class or $97 for winter season\nTier C – $27 per class or $73 for winter season\nTier D – $18 per class or $49 for winter season\nThere is a 10% discount for signing up for the full fall series.
URL:https://www.hitchcockcenter.org/event/9am-12pm-nature-all-year-bark-getting-to-know-your-trees-with-michael-wojtech/
CATEGORIES:Adult Programs
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