Join Farmscape Ecology Program at Crellin Park for a nature walk. Participants will experience several habitats, including floodplain forest, and see how spring wildflowers distribute differently between them. This is a great opportunity to welcome back spring flowers, learn how to recognize different species, hear some of their lore, and observe their early insect visitors.
Farmscape Ecology Program has made past presentations available for your viewing and listening pleasure. To keep up-to-date with future Farmscape events, check out their calendar of events and sign up for the Farmscape Ecology Program or Hawthorne Valley News & Events newsletters here. Ancient Forest Project Presentation On March 13th, Kyle, Laura, and Josie presented
Farmscape Ecology members Claudia, Conrad, Kyle, Kenny, and most other researchers involved in the Applied Farmscape Ecology Research Collaborative at the Hudson Valley Farm Hub will give presentations on Saturday in three sessions dedicated to “The Habitat Ecology of a Farm: Learning from a Multi-organismal View of the Ecology of a Single Hudson Valley Farm”
Join authors of From the Hudson to the Taconics: An Ecological and Cultural Field Guide to the Habitats of Columbia County, New York for an introduction to the book and some of the habitats highlighted therein. They will also share experiences and discoveries made in the process of creating this Field Guide. Please register here if you plan to attend.
During this mushroom walk with Josie Laing, we will be looking for and identifying mushrooms while discussing the role of fungi in forest ecosystems. Josie will also share some of her preliminary observations from the ongoing pilot study comparing ancient and post-agricultural forests. Read more here. The walk will take place at High Falls Conservation Area
Join the Farmscape team and colleagues from the Applied Farmscape Ecology Research Collaborative to learn about and discuss the different Farmscape Ecology research projects that occur at the Farm Hub. This event is for farmers, conservation professionals, land managers, and others interested in on-farm ecology.
Join authors of From the Hudson to the Taconics: An Ecological and Cultural Field Guide to the Habitats of Columbia County, New York for an engaging introduction to this richly illustrated and unique new book, which is the culmination of years of original research by the Farmscape Ecology Program and Hudsonia. Authors will share some of their
Join authors of From the Hudson to the Taconics: An Ecological and Cultural Field Guide to the Habitats of Columbia County, New York for an engaging introduction to this richly illustrated and unique new book, which is the culmination of years of original research by the Farmscape Ecology Program and Hudsonia. Authors will share some of their
In partnership with the Martin Van Buren Historic Site, Anna Duhon of the Farmscape Ecology Program, will be leading three free walks at Lindenwald that will visit trees that are part of the park’s recently re-launched “phenology trail,” and talk about changes in the timing of leafing out and flowering (phenology) of these trees that
This is the fifth and last offering in the series “History as Ecology” by Conrad Vispo. Please make sure to register for this free event to reserve a space. They will provide registrants with location details and background information the week before the event. This walk will pass through field and young forest and descend
