Come see Nature By The Yard at these public programs. Call the hosting organization for registration information and to make reservations.

Fri. Mar. 12 4:35-5:45 Nature Inside Out. Formal and non-formal teachers of preschool through 4th grade, scout leaders, camp counselors and home school parents are invited to join me at the PAEE Conference in Blue Bell, Pa. In my concurrent session, we will discuss ways of using fiction picture books as a spring board for outdoor learning and exploration. For more information about the conference, please go to paee.net. You can contact Nature By The Yard for more information on my specific program.

Fri. Mar. 19 10-11am Toddler Walk. Children ages 18-36 months can bring an adult as we discover the world around us through story, outdoor exploration and craft. Stony Brook Millstone Watershed Association. Reservations: 609.737.7592. Fee

Sun. Mar. 28 3-4:30pm. Animals From Eggs and Natural Egg Dyeing. Kids and adults can join me and learn how to use the subtle colors of nature to dye their eggs. While we wait for our masterpieces to steep, we’ll learn about some local animals that come from eggs through story, discussion, live animals and a walk. Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve, New Hope, Pa. Reservations needed. 215.862.2924. Fee

Mon. Mar. 29 3:30-4:30 Animals From Eggs. Bring the family and get close up and personal with some familiar and not so familiar animals that come from eggs. Princeton Public Library. Information: 609.924.9529

Sat. April 17 7-8:30pm Moonlight Walk Bring the family for a leisurely walk through forest and field as we celebrate spring. We’ll listen to birds, frogs and early insects as we walk the trails of this beautiful Bucks County treasure. Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve. Reservations: 215.862.9294. Fee.

Tues. April 20. 10-11am Toddler Walk. Children ages 18-36 months can bring an adult as we discover the world around us through story, outdoor exploration and craft. Stony Brook Millstone Watershed Association. Reservations: 609.737.7592. Fee