…wildlife and their habitats. Students practice observation skills as they search for “clues”- footprints, gnawed trees, and holes- that animals have left and will use these clues to learn about animals’ needs, life processes and interrelationships. Hands-on, inquiry-based activities and natural objects such as animal pelts and feathers will
…m and mail it or drop it off at Reinstein Woods with payment. SUBSCRIPTION AVAILABLE! Do you love your Birds & Beans coffee and don’t want to worry about running out? Download and fill out an order form (link) and check the box authorizing us to submit your order
…s We Get From Trees Video: Urban Forest Health Benefits — The Immediate, Measurable Effects of Tree Loss on Human Health Tree Product Images Threats to our Forests: Invasive Species and Climate Change New York iMapInvasives Great Lakes Early Detection Network Video: Carbon Cycle Song Succession Conservationists for Kids:
Online Education Resources Virtual Sustainability Talks Earth Day Challenges 14 Days of Mindfulness Virtual “WOODS” Walk Tips for Teaching Your Child Outside Friends of the Forest Podcasts Educational Nature Videos Bat Week Podcasts Earth Day Challenges – Sustainability at Home In celebration of Earth Day, here are a
…r events page. Current Newsletter: Friends of Reinstein Woods Newsletter: Fall 2024 Past Newsletters: Friends of Reinstein Woods Newsletter: Summer 2024 Friends of Reinstein Woods Newsletter: Spring 2024 Friends of Reinstein Woods Newsletter: Winter 2023 Friends of Reinstein Woods Newsletter: Fall 2023 Friends of Reinstein Woods Newsletter: Summer 2023
…nature, wildlife and more, whose photo adventures have taken him from Africa and India to Brazil and Patagonia, and everywhere in between. He has published three books: A Beaver Pond, Meditations on Wildebeests: Songs of the Serengeti, and Eye to Eye. John will share his experiences, knowledge, and photos
…of Environmental Conservation at Reinstein Woods. We provide vital financial and volunteer support for programs aimed at school children, teachers, youth from underserved neighborhoods, and the general public. We also support stewardship projects designed to protect and restore the natural habitats at Reinstein Woods. Funds raised through membership dues
Becoming A Nature’s Nurturer A Monthly Giving Program at Reinstein Woods Like the old saying goes, there’s nothing like a mother’s love. Wildlife is no exception. From the depths of the ocean to the vast sky, all life forms have a parental figure that helps to nourish, guide and
Water Academy What is Water Academy? Water Academy is a college-level course offered by Buffalo Niagara Riverkeeper for both formal and informal educators. A series of workshops explores current, local environmental issues and provocative solutions now being implemented in the Niagara River watershed. This program offers an extensive range
…o bring this space to life! Why a Woodland Garden? As part of our Forest Management Plan, creating areas of the nature preserve that are safe from grazing deer will help maintain our mature forest and the biodiversity that can be found at Reinstein Woods. Due to a lack
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