Saturday, September 19 from 10 am - 12 pm
Why Do We Give?
Join us for tea, pastries, and an honest conversation about why and how we support the causes we care about, followed by an (optional) garden tour. Moderated by Susan Ritz.
North Branch Nature Center
Connecting People with the Natural World
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Friday Morning Fall Birding
Every Friday in September
A casual morning of fall birding for all interests and experience levels facilitated by NBNC staff and guest leaders. Locations: Sept 4 – Berlin Pond South End; Sept 11 – North Branch Nature Center; Sept 18 – Sodom Pond; Sept 25 – North Branch Nature Center.
The Birds of Ecuador
February 17 – 27, 2027
Our eleven-day trip journeys from high-elevation cloud forests to the tropical lowlands and back up, encountering a huge range of ecosystems along the way. We’ll stay at a renowned rainforest birding lodge—accessible only by boat—nestled along a tributary of the Amazon River. Toucans, tanagers, hummingbirds, and antbirds are the order of the day on this fantastic itinerary, and this is just the warm-up!
How Rivers Work: River Science 101 Workshop
Tuesday, September 15
Learn how to “read” our streams and interpret their behavior over time in this hands-on workshop and field outing.
A Vital Hub of Learning and Nature Exploration in Vermont
North Branch Nature Center envisions a world where people learn, teach, and play together in nature, supporting healthy, resilient communities and ecosystems. We encourage people of all ages to engage with the natural world, and to foster powerful connections that inspire a lifelong commitment to environmental stewardship.
