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Monday Morning Rambl…
Monday Morning Ramble - Channels Marsh
April 3, 2023 @ 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Get your week off to a great start by spending time outside.
The Monday Morning Nature Walk invites you to join us for a stroll around the trails. We will usually meet at Rogers and walk the trails here, but on occasion we may head somewhere else, expanding our horizons.
We anticipate these walks to typically last about an hour and a half, but if we go somewhere else, you can expect it to last longer - possibly even a full day!
Bring your binoculars, your hand lenses, and a water bottle. Dress for the weather.
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Phenology Phenomena
Phenology Phenomena
April 8, 2023 @ 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Phenology is the science of tracking seasonal changes. Humans have been tracking these changes formillennia. Once-upon-a-time theydictated nomadic travel, and today they tell us the effects of climatechange. But you don’t have to be aclimate scientist to be interested in the changes of the seasons. Join us to learn how each of us can start totrack our local phenology and build an intimate knowledge of our regionalnatural cycles. This free program isbrought to you by the Otis Thompson Foundation. Space is limited. Please call oremail to reserve your place: ellen@friendsofrogers.org or607-674-4733.
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Second Sunday Scribb…
Second Sunday Scribblers
April 9, 2023 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Friends of Rogers' monthly Nature Journaling Club. If you enjoy being outside and recording your discoveries, then this might be the group for you! You do not have to be an artist or a poet to join us. All you need is a notebook, a pencil, and your curiosity.
Is there snow still melting? How does one journal “snirt?” We’ll share our entries to discover how!
To register, call or email Ellen (ellen@friendsofrogers.org) or 607-674-4733.
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Monday Morning Rambl…
Monday Morning Ramble - Farm Tower & Pine Loop
April 10, 2023 @ 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Get your week off to a great start by spending time outside.
The Monday Morning Ramble invites you to join us for a stroll around the trails. We will usually meet at Rogers and walk the trails here, but on occasion we may head somewhere else, expanding our horizons.
We anticipate these walks to typically last about an hour and a half, but if we go somewhere else, you can expect it to last longer - possibly even a full day!
Bring your binoculars, your hand lenses, and a water bottle. Dress for the weather.
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Monday Morning Rambl…
Monday Morning Ramble - Cush Hill Summit Trail
April 17, 2023 @ 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Get your week off to a great start by spending time outside.
The Monday Morning Ramble invites you to join us for a stroll around the trails. We will usually meet at Rogers and walk the trails here, but on occasion we may head somewhere else, expanding our horizons.
We anticipate these walks to typically last about an hour and a half, but if we go somewhere else, you can expect it to last longer - possibly even a full day!
Bring your binoculars, your hand lenses, and a water bottle. Dress for the weather.
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Monday Morning Rambl…
Monday Morning Ramble - Spruce Ridge & South Loop
April 24, 2023 @ 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Get your week off to a great start by spending time outside.
The Monday Morning Ramble invites you to join us for a stroll around the trails. We will usually meet at Rogers and walk the trails here, but on occasion we may head somewhere else, expanding our horizons.
We anticipate these walks to typically last about an hour and a half, but if we go somewhere else, you can expect it to last longer - possibly even a full day!
Bring your binoculars, your hand lenses, and a water bottle. Dress for the weather.
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City Nature Challeng…
City Nature Challenge
April 28, 2023 - May 1, 2023 @
Do you iNat?
iNaturalist is an app (desktop, tablet or phone) that not only helps people learn what is living near them by helping identify plants and animals, but also helps scientists who need to collect data from locations around the world.
Once a year, iNaturalist holds the ultimate bioblitz, known as the City Nature Challenge. People from all around the world form groups that participate to see which city/locale can tally the greatest number of species and/or observations.
This is Rogers Center's first year participating in CNC, and we hope you will join us. You can go out all four days, or just one afternoon - whatever fits your schedule.
[There may be prizes for the greatest number of species and the greatest number of observations!]
For more information, or to join us, contact Ellen at ellen@friendsofrogers.org or 607-674-4733.
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