Oakmoss has a wide variety of program offerings that can be held at suitable indoor or outdoor field locations locations. Be it an interpretive hike, a lecture or a hands-on workshop, we have experience delivering program content to all age groups including schools, clubs or community groups. Examples of program topics are below and we can also design content tailored to your needs. Please contact us for further information or to schedule.
Homesteading Skills
Earthly Cleaning
Introductory Cheesemaking
Easy as Homemade
Maple Sugaring Traditions
Edible Landscapes
Sustainable Lifestyles
Herbal Body Care Crafting
Herbal Plants & Medicinals
Diet & the Environment
Yoga & Nature
Interpretive Work
Wildlife Tracking
Spring Ephemerals
Tree Studies
Bird Studies
Seasonal Ecology
Ecology Presentations
Wildlife of Western NY
Harbingers of Spring
Wildlife Gardening
Nest Box Monitoring
Creating Wildlife Habitat
Wild Bird Care for Winter (Virtual)
The birds that over-Winter in Western New York are a hardy bunch. But humans put far more stress on wildlife than Nature and the Winter season offers an opportunity for us to make up for some of these pressures by helping our avian friends through the frigid months. Learn some easy steps and projects you can make that birds will appreciate, allowing you to discover more about their behaviors as they find your property a very hospitable place to visit. This will be a virtual presentation via Zoom.
Wednesday, December 9, 7 - 9pm
Host - Roycroft Campus
Winter Ecology Hike
Celebrate seasonal change with this outing where we will explore how the natural world prepares for the Winter ahead - from plants to birds to mammals. (Masks will be required.)
Saturday, December 12, 9am-Noon
Majors Park West
East Aurora
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