Junior Naturalists: Mini Series 2 - Individual Classes

By Duke Farms

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Location

Duke Farms

1112 Dukes Pkwy W Hillsborough Township, NJ 08844

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Description

Spend one Sunday afternoon per month with a Duke Farms Educator learning all about the wonders of nature. Each Junior Naturalist (accompanied by an adult) will explore our habitats in every season and learn about a different nature topic each month.

These programs are designed for families with children in grades K-6. At least 1 adult must accompany each child during this program, with no more than two adults accompanying each child. Please note that we cannot accommodate any children who are not currently in Kindergarten. This includes the younger siblings of any registered K through 6 participant as well as any toddlers or babies in arms, carriers, slings or strollers.

ACCOMPANYING ADULTS ARE ALSO REQUIRED TO REGISTER.

Part of each program is spent indoors learning about the topic of the month. Then we go outdoors to explore nature in the field. Appropriate shoes are required and this program will run rain or shine, so please dress for the weather!

Mini-series 2 Schedule:

April 10: Hummingbirds Come Home

It’s almost impossible to believe that a bird that weighs less than a penny can migrate all the way to Central America and back every year. The end of April is when Hummingbirds return to Duke Farms. We will take an in depth look at the life and times of this miracle on the wing. We’ll also learn about gardening for hummingbirds and participants will take home seeds of a plant that is a hummingbird favorite.

May 15: Spring is for the Birds

By the middle of May, most migratory birds have returned from their winter homes. This is a super busy time for birds as they establish territories, sing for mates, build nests, lay eggs and find food. Let’s explore the habitats of Duke Farms as we learn why spring is for the birds.

June 5: Frogs are too Much Fun

You may know they are both amphibians, but what’s the difference between a frog and a toad? And why do they make so much noise at night? We’ll have a super fun time as we learn all about these unique creatures of Duke Farms.

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At Duke Farms, a center of the Doris Duke Foundation, you’ll find over 1000 acres of land to explore native species, sustainability efforts, and the area’s natural beauty. Walk, bike, take a class to learn more about our conservation efforts and how you can fight climate change.

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