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SUMMARY:Handmade for the Holidays **Registration Full**
DESCRIPTION:**Note: registration is currently full** \nJoin us on Saturday\, December 9th for our first annual Handmade for the Holidays event! Children will be provided with supplies and instruction to make nature-themed holiday gifts for their family and friends. There will be a variety of age-appropriate projects for children to choose from\, and each child will leave the event with 2-3 wrapped gifts of their own creation. Hot chocolate and tea will be provided. \nThis is a drop-off program\, open to children ages 5 to 12. Registration is $10 per child. Please contact our Education Coordinator\, Sena at (203) 546-7789 or sena@greathollow.org with any questions or to register your child. Space is limited.
URL:https://greathollow.org/event/handmade-for-the-holidays/
LOCATION:Cranberry Mountain WMA\, Patterson\, NY\, 12563\, United States
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SUMMARY:DEEP Presentation of the CT Bird Atlas Project
DESCRIPTION:Come to Great Hollow on Tuesday\, December 12th to hear a presentation about the exciting and long-awaited Connecticut Bird Atlas Project. The Connecticut Bird Atlas is being led by the CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection and the University of Connecticut\, and aims to (1) better understand breeding bird distribution and abundance in the state\, (2) document changes in bird species distributions since the last atlas that was conducted in the 1980’s\, (3) understand the distribution of overwintering birds in the state\, (4) identify important stopover habitats for migrants\, and (5) establish predictive relationships about where species occur on the landscape.  The results of this statewide\, 5-year initiative will be publicly available on an interactive website and of myriad uses to government agencies\, conservation organizations\, environmental consultants\, and other stakeholders throughout Connecticut who are involved in the conservation of our natural resources. Its success will depend on the volunteer support of the birding community\, so if you are a birder and are interested in getting involved\, please come to the presentation to hear about how you can help out.  The presentation will be given by Dr. Min Huang of the CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection. Dr. Huang has been a wildlife biologist for the Department for the past 16 years and heads the agency’s Migratory Bird Program.  He is also an adjunct research scientist at the University of Connecticut. \n \n  \n 
URL:https://greathollow.org/event/deep-presentation-ct-bird-atlas-project/
LOCATION:Cranberry Mountain WMA\, Patterson\, NY\, 12563\, United States
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SUMMARY:School Break Adventure Program
DESCRIPTION:  \nLooking for something fun and educational for your child to do during the winter school break? Get them off their phones and sign them up for Great Hollow’s  winter day camp program! Our program offers children ages 5 to 9 the opportunity to forge lasting connections with the natural world on our 825-acre preserve in New Fairfield. Days will be spent outdoors (with plenty of breaks inside to warm up) exploring Great Hollow’s creeks\, forests\, meadows\, and trails\, learning about the critters that make this special place their home. Each full-day session includes science-based environmental education activities\, games\, hikes\, animal encounters\, and time for self-directed nature play. \nJoin us for one day\, two days\, or the entire week! Members: $45/day for one day or $40/day for multiple days. Non-Members: $50/day for one day or $45/day for multiple days. Drop-off is at 8:30am and pick-up is at 3:30pm. Please contact our Camp Director\, Sena\, at sena@greathollow.org or (203) 546-7789 with any questions or to register your child. \n  \n Schedule: \nTuesday\, 12/26: Biomimicry—Nature Got There First! \nWhat do airplanes\, Velcro®\, and wind turbines all have in common? They are three of the many human inventions that were inspired by nature. Through hands-on activities we’ll learn about biomimicry—an innovative method of problem solving that looks to the natural world for solutions to human challenges—and use that knowledge to inspire inventions of our very own. \nWednesday\, 12/28: Wild Winter  \nJoin us as we explore the many adaptations that animals have for surviving the winter months. Through games\, hand-on activities\, and hikes in the woods\, we will discover how interesting nature in winter can be. \nThursday\, 12/29: Winter Survival Challenge! \nCould you survive being lost in the wintertime woods? Join us for the day to see if you have what it takes to make your own fire and shelter\, read a map\, and travel off-trail. Through hands-on activities and cooperative challenges\, we’ll practice the art of staying found while learning the necessary steps to take in actual survival situations. \nFriday\, 12/29: Reasons for the Seasons \nWhat causes winter and the other seasons? Where does snow come from and how is it formed? How can snow keep animals (including you!) warm? We’ll spend the day learning the answers to these questions and more through games\, hands-on activities and hikes in the woods. \n 
URL:https://greathollow.org/event/school-break-adventure-program-2/
LOCATION:Cranberry Mountain WMA\, Patterson\, NY\, 12563\, United States
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