We are a family run art supply store with supplies for students as well as for the experienced artist. We do many special orders to meet the needs of our customers. Now in stock are many Melissa & Doug children's art supplies and toys. Plenty of free parking!
This company is owned and operated by an environmentally conscious family man and pet owner. Zero Tolerance Pest Control uses the least amount of chemicals in their pest control and uses Botanical insecticides. Call today for your pest solutions.
The City of Easthampton was founded in 1785 as a town and is located in Hampshire County about 96 miles west of Boston. Although a city government, the community wishes to be known as "The Town of Easthampton".
Visitors are drawn to steep slopes of Mount Tom that border the city on the east. Nonotuck Park is a breath taking regional recreation area that includes 190 acres of land for active and passive activities. Another attraction is the Arcadia Nature Center and Wildlife Sanctuary that provides children as well as adults with the importance of animals and preserving their habitat.
Easthampton is also home to the Williston Northampton School a private secondary collage prep school that just received the blue ribbon educational award which ranked it one of the top private schools in the country.
The Hottest New Dance Club in the Area to meet new People and dance to new and old dance music, rock and country requests! DJ Mike Perrier and Bobby Booyah host each Friday evenings event. Come check out what the talk is about.....
When: Feb 3, 2012 9 PM to Feb 4, 2012 1 AMin Easthampton, Massachusetts (Fri, 03 Feb 2012 21 )
Robinson State Park is home to more than 50 species of trees. It is best noted for its mature tulip trees which reach to heights of 130 to 135 feet with one tree reaching 141.9 feet. The tulip tree community is outstanding, surpasses any known in Massachusetts, and gives you the feel of being in the south. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=825-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: May 15, 2012 9 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $10.00m/ $15.00nm (Tue, 15 May 2012 09 )
Join botanists Connie Parks and Janet Bissell for a walk to learn and enjoy the wildflowers at the Marion Sherman Lynes Wildlife Sanctuary in Southampton. We will visit several habitats in hopes of seeing a variety of species such as goldthread, bloodroot, spring beauty, and mayflower. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=433-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: May 9, 2012 9 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $5.00m/ $8.00nm (Wed, 09 May 2012 09 )
Enjoy canoeing and birding Why not blend the two Naturalist and Ecological Manager David McLain will lead this evening canoe/birding adventure into the Arcadia marsh. By this time great blue herons will have nested nearby so we will keep an eye out for these large wading birds. Kingfishers, yellow warblers, cedar waxwings, and eastern phoebes, along with several species of woodpeckers, are often seen flying or perched by the river. Of course well look at a few vernal wildflowers along the way, and keep our eyes peeled for muskrats, beavers, and otters. This will be an easy paddle; however, prior canoe experience is required. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=460-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: May 11, 2012 6 PM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $15.00m/ $20.00nm (Fri, 11 May 2012 18 )
Join botanists Connie Parks for a morning at beautiful High Ledges Wildlife Sanctuary in Shelburne. Noted for its fabulous views of the Deerfield River valley and Mount Greylock, this sanctuary is home to an extraordinary variety of native flora and fauna. We will look at wildflowers as well as ferns and woody plants. Highlights we hope to see include pitcher plants, uncommon ferns, yellow ladys slippers, and other orchids. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=434-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: May 19, 2012 9 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $5.00m/ $8.00nm (Sat, 19 May 2012 09 )
Join naturalist and photographer John Green Jr. for a walk, looking and listening for resident birds as well as early migrants such as yellow-bellied sapsuckers, eastern phoebes, and red-wing blackbirds. John will focus on listening to individual as well as species calls and songs. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=627-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: May 19, 2012 7 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $10.00m/ $15.00nm (Sat, 19 May 2012 07 )
Daisy Girl Scouts can come to Arcadia, take a hike, and concentrate on the Make the World a Better Place petal. Well play games while visiting the forest, field and vernal pool. We will learn what lives in each habitat and how we can help to make our world a better place by respecting both plants and animals. Arcadia does not provide the badges. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=780-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: May 19, 2012 10 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Children $8.00m/ $8.00nm (Sat, 19 May 2012 10 )
New Renaissance Players Present Treasure Island at the Shea! 7 PM shows on Friday Feb 17th, Thursday Feb 23rd, Friday Feb 24th 2 PM Matinees Feb 18th, 19th, 25th and 26th
When: Feb 26, 2012 2 PM to Feb 26, 2012 4 PMin Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: 10 - 10 USD (Sun, 26 Feb 2012 14 )
Come to Arcadia to explore life in a spring pond. After a brief introduction, families will take net in hand and explore what lives beneath the muck of our pond. At this time of year, we hope to find frogs, both tadpoles and adults, along with a huge abundance of aquatic macroinvertebrates. Longtime Arcadia camp counselor and environmental educator Rebecca Moretti will first review pond critters with a fun game, discuss the ecology and unique adaptations that animals have to survive in a wet environment, and provide the group with nets and bug boxes to explore what lurks in the pond. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=340-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: Apr 14, 2012 10 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $5.00m/ $7.00nm, Children $5.00m/ $7.00nm (Sat, 14 Apr 2012 10 )
4:00pm -5:00pm Cocktail hour... Dinner to follow with choices of: prime rib, baked stuffed chicken, or vegetable lasagna. Entertainment by Eddie Foreman Orchestra Band. Tickets on sale now!!!
When: Apr 28, 2012 4 PM to Apr 28, 2012 10 PMin Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: $50/ person...Due to limited seating tickets will be sold on a first come, first served basis...don't miss out, buy your ticket today! (Sat, 28 Apr 2012 16 )
The Shea theater presents: Shadows Fall and guests (ALL AGES) The Shea Theater Turners Falls, MA Join us for an intimate all ages evening with heavy metal giants Shadows Fall with guests: Shred of Salvation, Wrenchneck, The Black Heart Epidemic and Acaro The Shea theater is an intimate space with a capacity of less than 400, located at 71 Avenue A Turners Falls, MA 01376 www.shadowsfall.com www.facebook.com/ShredofSalvation www.facebook.com/WrenchNeck www.facebook.com/TheBlackHeartEpidemic www.acarometal.net
When: Feb 19, 2012 6 PM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: 25 - 25 USD (Sun, 19 Feb 2012 18 )
Sharpen your bird identification skills during the spring migration. These programs are open to birders of all levels. Meet at the designated location with binoculars and dress for the weather. Programs will be cancelled if theres heavy rain. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=74-AR12SP2 for more information.
When: May 5, 2012 7 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $0.00m/ $5.00nm (Sat, 05 May 2012 07 )
Laughing Brook Wildlife Sanctuary in Hampden is home to over 400 plant species. With fields, streams, and fertile soils, a wide variety of wildflowers can be found, especially during this spring ephemeral season. We hope to see species such as Dutchmans breeches, wild leeks, fringed polygala, and red trillium. Well walk through both field and forest. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=524-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: May 5, 2012 9 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $5.00m/ $8.00nm (Sat, 05 May 2012 09 )
Come explore this 300-acre preserve while learning to identify native plants and trees. This 3-mile, moderate trek features artifacts of the former Hudson-Chester granite Quarry that was in operation from the 1860s to 1960s such as wooden derricks, old rail lines, jagged granite rock remains as well as scenic northeasterly vistas and native fauna and flora Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=858-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: May 5, 2012 10 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $10.00m/ $15.00nm (Sat, 05 May 2012 10 )
Join Arcadia staff and volunteers on a visit our unique grassland at dusk. At this time of the year, many birds are just arriving to establish their territory, beaver may be swimming around the floodplain, and the sounds of amphibians will provide a nice chorus. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=853-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: May 5, 2012 6 PM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $8.00m/ $10.00nm (Sat, 05 May 2012 18 )
Join historian Mike Whalen on a rediscovery of the long-forgotten ghost village of South Hawley. Located deep in the highland forest of southwestern Franklin County, this area was once a thriving farming community of independent pioneers who prospered along a bustling stage road. Today, all that remains are the cellar holes and scattered remnants of a deserted era. This 4-mile moderate hike will explore the archaeology, culture, and dramatic transformation of South Hawleys landscape. Springtime flora and extensive beaver habitat will also highlight the excursion. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=864-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: May 5, 2012 10 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $15.00m/ $20.00nm (Sat, 05 May 2012 10 )
Come to Arcadia to explore the natural world and celebrate spring during school vacation. We will go on lots of hikes, visit a vernal pool, look for spring wildflowers, and search for early insects. We will have a new theme each day as well as nature riddles, mysteries, and games. A complete list of what to bring will be sent upon registration. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=167-AR12SP3 for more information.
When: Apr 19, 2012 9 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Children $48.00m/ $60.00nm (Thu, 19 Apr 2012 09 )
Join historian Mike Whalen for an adventurous natural and cultural history hike in the mysterious hills of the Windsor Bush. This moderate-difficult trek through highland forest well explore an amazing deep-river gorge, abundant wildlife habitat, and the cultural legacy of 19th-century farms. The Bush holds many secrets, and well discover such fascinating topics as the making of spruce-oil from local trees and haunting tales of the Windigo. Bring a lunch and wear sturdy, waterproof shoes. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=862-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: Apr 28, 2012 10 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $10.00m/ $15.00nm (Sat, 28 Apr 2012 10 )
Come to Arcadia to explore the natural world and celebrate spring during school vacation. We will go on lots of hikes, visit a vernal pool, look for spring wildflowers, and search for early insects. We will have a new theme each day as well as nature riddles, mysteries, and games. A complete list of what to bring will be sent upon registration. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=167-AR12SP4 for more information.
When: Apr 20, 2012 9 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Children $48.00m/ $60.00nm (Fri, 20 Apr 2012 09 )
Come celebrate glorious trees on Earth Day. Trees are so valuable to us: among their attributes they provide us with food, shade, and oxygen to breath, and they help reduce green house gases. Join us to learn about some of the different trees found at Arcadia, how the bark, leaves, and buds are different, and that each has its own purpose. We will make bark rubbings and even get dressed up like a tree. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=852-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: Apr 22, 2012 10 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $5.00m/ $7.00nm, Children $5.00m/ $7.00nm (Sun, 22 Apr 2012 10 )
Join historian Mike Whalen for a casual natural and cultural history tour of the former mill village of Hallockville in Hawley. Explore the extensive ruins of several 19th-century mill sites, and rediscover the diverse industries that once flourished along King Brook. This easy one-mile excursion will loop around picturesque Hallockville Pond and feature old pine forest, mountain laurel, and massive glacial erratics. Directions will be given upon registration. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=859-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: Apr 21, 2012 10 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $15.00m/ $20.00nm (Sat, 21 Apr 2012 10 )
Join naturalist and photographer John Green for a walk along the Amherst Rail Trail. We will look for both residents and migrants as well as signs of nesting birds. Well keep an eye and ear out for warblers,woodpeckers, flycatchers, grackles, red-wings, and more. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=629-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: Apr 28, 2012 7 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $10.00m/ $15.00nm (Sat, 28 Apr 2012 07 )
Come to Arcadia to explore the natural world and celebrate spring during school vacation. We will go on lots of hikes, visit a vernal pool, look for spring wildflowers, and search for early insects. We will have a new theme each day as well as nature riddles, mysteries, and games. A complete list of what to bring will be sent upon registration. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=167-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: Apr 17, 2012 9 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Children $48.00m/ $60.00nm (Tue, 17 Apr 2012 09 )
Explore the natural and historic wonders of the Westfield River Valley along the Keystone Arch Bridges Trail in Chester and Middlefield. This four-mile, mostly level, round-trip hike on MassWildlife conservation land follows part of the original railroad line that includes stone arch railroad bridges, built in 1840, an engineering marvel in their day. Participants will explore the ecology, fauna, and flora of the Westfield River watershed while learning about a famous railroad engineer and the early development of the regions transportation network. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=590-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: Apr 14, 2012 10 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $15.00m/ $20.00nm (Sat, 14 Apr 2012 10 )
Come to Arcadia to explore the natural world and celebrate spring during school vacation. We will go on lots of hikes, visit a vernal pool, look for spring wildflowers, and search for early insects. We will have a new theme each day as well as nature riddles, mysteries, and games. A complete list of what to bring will be sent upon registration. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=167-AR12SP2 for more information.
When: Apr 18, 2012 9 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Children $48.00m/ $60.00nm (Wed, 18 Apr 2012 09 )
Join Dietirch Schlobolm for a nature hike while on your bicycle. We will begin by riding the newly opened spur of the Manhan Bike Trail. From there we will ride through the Arcadia Meadows on a hard packed dirt road. This is a great area for viewing birds. We will then take a break at the Arcadia Visitor Center, and then connect to the original Manhan Bike Trail. This is a loop bike hike which will bring us back to Flaherty Park. Of course we will stop at times to explore whatever gifts mother nature offers us. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=850-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: Apr 14, 2012 10 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $5.00m/ $7.00nm, Children $5.00m/ $7.00nm (Sat, 14 Apr 2012 10 )
Learn about the natural history of one of our most common birds, the American crow. Join Patti Steinman for a slide show about crows and their relatives, followed by a trip to Springfield where we hope to observe a spectacular natural event as the birds congregate by the thousands at a nighttime roost. Finding such a place is not always easy because the crows often change location, so we will watch the skies as the crows fly and then follow them in cars. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=149-AR12WI1 for more information.
When: Feb 5, 2012 2 PM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $10.00m/ $15.00nm (Sun, 05 Feb 2012 14 )
Join Janet Bissell and Anne Lombard for an evening presentation on the Galapagos Islands of Ecuador. Enjoy slides of the indigenous animal life that inspired Darwins thinking on adaptation and the evolution of species. Discussion will include the ecological changes over the years and the current political and conservation issues of the archipelago. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=851-AR12WI1 for more information.
When: Feb 7, 2012 7 PM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $5.00m/ $8.00nm (Tue, 07 Feb 2012 19 )
The great blue heron, not to be confused with the pterodactyl, is a prehistoric-looking majestic wading bird. Come learn about the ecology and behavior of this bird and other family members through a brief slide show. Afterward, we will drive a short distance and take a walk to view a rookery (communal nesting area), where we should be able to see adults coming in for the night and possibly young in the nest. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=57-AR12SP1 for more information.
Explore the rocky woodlands and extensive glacial wetland ecosystem along a moderate 3-mile hike at Bear Swamp Reservation in Ashfield. Here the dense forest shelters ample remnants of both natural and human history waiting to be rediscovered. Prominent stone walls built 200 years ago by farmers to mark their fields bisect the property and offer fascinating reminders of dramatic changes in the land. Located on a 1,500-foot ridge of metamorphic rock, Bear Swamp offers an amazing diversity of flora and fauna within an exceptional range of topography that was sculpted by the last ice age. A definite highlight is the Lookout Trail which, in early spring, affords a wonderful view of the beaver pond directly below the craggy ledge. This is an ideal program for nature lovers seeking something off the beaten track. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=742-AR12SP1 for more information.
When: Apr 7, 2012 10 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $10.00m/ $15.00nm (Sat, 07 Apr 2012 10 )
Learning to identify the calls of birds can be overwhelming because it sometimes seems as though they sound alike. Many tricks to learn bird songs do exist, and we will share them in this introduction to bird sound course. Learn the difference between the three mimics and the five robin sound-a-likes. See how listening goes hand in hand with knowing the behavior of certain species for their identification. We will also review some of the resources available in aiding you with your bird sound identification. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=626-AR12SP1 for more information.
Vernal pools are hot spots for biodiversity in the New England woods, but their biological richness may be impaired or destroyed by development. You can help the Massachusetts Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program identify and protect these important habitats through certification. Naturalist David McLain, will review the ecology of a vernal pool and species that live there, along with the steps to certify a vernal pool. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=227-AR12SP1 for more information.
Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary in Easthampton will offer an enchanted family evening. Guided tours will leave the nature center every 15 minutes to travel a 45-minute enchanted forest trail where participants will meet costumed characters from vernal pools, which are the only places where animals such as spotted salamanders, wood frogs, and fairy shrimp can breed. Meet some of these critters and learn about their lives through short animated and humorous skits. Indoors, learn more about vernal pools through games, slide presentations, and live pond critters. Pre-paid advance registration is required for this event. You can register in person, by mail, or by phone. When you register, please choose your hike time. If it is extremely cold or there is heavy rain, the outdoor portion of this program will be brought indoors. Spaces fill quickly, especially for the early slots, so call today. Hike times: every 15 minutes beginning at 5:45 pm and ending at 7:45 pm. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=445-AR12WI1 for more information.
When: Mar 31, 2012 5 PM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $6.00m/ $8.00nm, Children $6.00m/ $8.00nm (Sat, 31 Mar 2012 17 )
Celebrate the arrival of spring with a casual exploration of the Berkshire Plateau landscape at Eugene Moran Wildlife Management Area. Open grasslands and boreal forest offer a splendid diversity of flora and fauna on this former hilltown dairy farm. Stunning westerly views of Mount Greylock, the states highest peak, and remnants of past agricultural activity make this an idyllic setting for outdoor discovery. This is the perfect hike to revel in the changing season. Sturdy waterproof shoes are recommended for boggy trail conditions. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=861-AR12WI1 for more information.
When: Mar 24, 2012 10 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $15.00m/ $20.00nm (Sat, 24 Mar 2012 10 )
Learn to create stronger nature images immediately in the field. Fundamentals of digital photography with nature as our subject matter will be discussed and reviewed in every session. We will experience the basics of digital capture while we focus on the creative aspects of nature photography. Our cameras various controls and menu selections will be explored step-by-step, including the zoom lens, viewfinder, focus control, ISO, aperture and shutter controls, resolution, and battery power. This is a hands-on workshop and the how we use that control now will be explored outside together. Then we will walk into Arcadias indoor classroom. We will immediately learn how to transfer the images in our camera to a laptop computer. Adobe Photoshop Elements 9.0 will be used to demonstrate methods of color correction and some basic image enhancement. We will leave each and every class with an improved version of that nights original capture. This is a learn-by-doing experience. We will be invited to practice at home with fun and creative weekly assignments. Each night our new images are discussed in an informal critique session with warmth and respect. Participants need to bring in an inexpensive flash drive to class. The instructors laptop will be used to transfer images to our flash drives weekly. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=812-AR12WI1 for more information.
When: Mar 2, 2012 6 PM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $140.00m/ $155.00nm (Fri, 02 Mar 2012 18 )
Throughout the year, many people do research at Arcadia and in surrounding natural areas. For some this is the first year; for others these projects have gone on for years, or even decades Join us for our annual gathering to report on ecological management and research projects. Topics this year may include research on habitat management and restoration for birds, rare plants, grasslands, dragonflies, freshwater mussels, amphibians, mammals, and more. Registration is not required. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=847-AR12WI1 for more information or call (413) 584-3009.
When: Mar 3, 2012 9 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: $0 (Sat, 03 Mar 2012 09 )
Come witness one of the most spectacular dances on earth, the courtship display of the American woodcock. Normally a reclusive forest dweller, the male of this game bird species takes center stage in his springtime dance to attract a female. The male struts and calls out a nasal peeent, then suddenly spirals into the air and gives a sweet call before zigzagging down, and then begins the show all over again. We will start with a brief slide presentation, then head outdoors for the show. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=69-AR12WI1 for more information.
When: Mar 24, 2012 6 PM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $10.00m/ $15.00nm (Sat, 24 Mar 2012 18 )
Join Kevin Kopchynski to earn your Sky Search Badge. We hope the skies will be clear and we can go out to observe the stars, moon, and constellations firsthand. If not, we will learn about the stars and complete the requirements indoors. Arcadia does not provide the badges. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=465-AR12WI1 for more information.
When: Mar 3, 2012 5 PM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Children $8.00m/ $8.00nm (Sat, 03 Mar 2012 17 )
Quabbin Reservoir is one of the best locations in the state to look for wintering bald eagles. We will meet at the visitor center, then carpool up to Enfield Lookout. Along with eagles, we will look for common ravens and eastern coyotes, which are often seen when the reservoir is frozen. Depending on conditions, we may take a short walk in search of other birds and animal tracks. Bring a lunch, and we will warm up at the visitor center with a slide show on Quabbin history and the Bald Eagle Restoration Project. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=155-AR12WI1 for more information.
When: Feb 25, 2012 10 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $15.00m/ $20.00nm (Sat, 25 Feb 2012 10 )
Come to Arcadia to explore the natural world during school vacation. Children ages 6 to 11 may sign up for one or all four days since activities will differ. We will begin each day with games, followed by a morning circle that will introduce the themes. Much of each day will be spent outdoors searching for animal tracks and signs, watching birds, and learning about winter adaptations. We will play plenty of games and have a daily nature mystery and riddle. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=235-AR12WI3 for more information.
When: Feb 23, 2012 9 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Children $48.00m/ $60.00nm (Thu, 23 Feb 2012 09 )
At one time, being able to read tracks was vital for survival. Tracking is more than simply finding a trail and following it, and prints arent always necessary to track an animal. The forest is full of signs that tell us about the wildlife within. Learn to read the tracks and signs left by animals. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=342-AR12WI2 for more information.
When: Feb 18, 2012 10 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $3.00m/ $5.00nm, Children $3.00m/ $5.00nm (Sat, 18 Feb 2012 10 )
Identifying and following an animal track can teach us a lot about the animals that live in our area and their behavior. The forest is full of signs of wildlife. Indoors we will play a track game, make a track craft, and then head outdoors using our new knowledge of tracks. We will learn to read these tracks and signs, which provide both mysteries and answers. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=132-AR12WI1 for more information.
When: Feb 25, 2012 10 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Adults $4.00m/ $6.00nm, Children $4.00m/ $6.00nm (Sat, 25 Feb 2012 10 )
Come to Arcadia to explore the natural world during school vacation. Children ages 6 to 11 may sign up for one or all four days since activities will differ. We will begin each day with games, followed by a morning circle that will introduce the themes. Much of each day will be spent outdoors searching for animal tracks and signs, watching birds, and learning about winter adaptations. We will play plenty of games and have a daily nature mystery and riddle. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=235-AR12WI2 for more information.
When: Feb 22, 2012 9 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Children $48.00m/ $60.00nm (Wed, 22 Feb 2012 09 )
Come to Arcadia to explore the natural world during school vacation. Children ages 6 to 11 may sign up for one or all four days since activities will differ. We will begin each day with games, followed by a morning circle that will introduce the themes. Much of each day will be spent outdoors searching for animal tracks and signs, watching birds, and learning about winter adaptations. We will play plenty of games and have a daily nature mystery and riddle. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=235-AR12WI5 for more information.
When: Feb 24, 2012 9 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Children $48.00m/ $60.00nm (Fri, 24 Feb 2012 09 )
Come to Arcadia to explore the natural world during school vacation. Children ages 6 to 11 may sign up for one or all four days since activities will differ. We will begin each day with games, followed by a morning circle that will introduce the themes. Much of each day will be spent outdoors searching for animal tracks and signs, watching birds, and learning about winter adaptations. We will play plenty of games and have a daily nature mystery and riddle. Registration is required. Call (413) 584-3009 for details. See http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.phpprogramcode=235-AR12WI1 for more information.
When: Feb 21, 2012 9 AM in Easthampton, Massachusetts Cost: Children $48.00m/ $60.00nm (Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09 )
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