Farmscape Ecology Program
a Hawthorne Valley Association Program
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Please join us for a talk by Joan Maloof for a visual exploration of old growth forests and a call for their conservation on Monday, Aug. 31st, 6:30pm in the Learning Center Hawthorne Valley Farm (327 Rte 21C, Ghent, NY 12075). What is an old growth forest, how might you recognize it, what does it […] |
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An exploration of insect life in the Martin Van Buren orchard with entomologists from the Farmscape Ecology Program's Insect Conservation Center. During this event, participants will learn to use the citizen science platform iNaturalist to contribute to an orchard "bioblitz" and discover the important roles that insects such as ants, bees, butterflies, and wasps play […] |
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Due to the unfavorable forecast for Thursday, this event has been rescheduled. It now will take place on Friday, Sept. 18. The Farmscape Ecology Program has been involved in the transitioning of the former agricultural fields and traditionally landscaped areas into native meadows and shrublands that will feature native and culturally significant species. Guests can […] |
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Join Laura and Hawthorne Valley's Spencer Crawford for a morning bird walk along the Biodiversity Trail. The trail is approximately one mile with some uneven terrain. Fall migration is well underway, and we hope to see many exciting species passing through. Please email lstark@hawthornevalley.org to register; space is limited. |
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Tours of an experimental, sandy “Kinderhook Pine Barrens” plot that was installed last year within the orchard and features the types of sand-frequenting plant species that may have historically populated Kinderhook when the area had pine barrens, including when Martin Van Buren was growing up there. The Farmscape Ecology Program has identified the Kinderhook Pine Barrens […] |
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