George Steele is a seasoned, award-winning environmental education consultant since 1992 working with a wide range of programs including children’s summer camps, museums, nature centers, outdoor education centers, state agencies, libraries and schools throughout the northeast.
July 11, Friday 8:30 - 10:00 PM
BAT ECOLOGY EXPLORATION
The Arboretum's fields, forests, ponds, and buildings offer great habitat for bats. We'll be looking and listening for them as we learn about their place in the ecosystem. George Steele, Science Educator. (Suggested donation $5.)
August 9, Saturday, 2–3:30 pm
WIGGLY WATER WONDERS
The pond ecosystem is full of life. Join us as we explore who is who, what they do, how they grow, and where they go in the pond environment. Leader: George Steele, Science Educator. Suggested donation, $5.
August 23, Saturday, 8:30–10 pm
NATURE TUNES AND TALES CAMPFIRE
Join us around a campfire to participate in a traditional sing-a-long.There’s a twist though: these songs and stories are nature tunes and tales that shed light on the wonders of our natural world. Leader: George Steele, Science Educator. Suggested donation, $5.
October 24, Friday, 7–8:30 pm
HALLOWEEN OWL PROWL
Join us as we prowl the Arboretum’s woods listening for owls. We’ll start in the Meeting House with a talk on owls and their behavior. Then it’s into the woods to listen and, if we’re lucky, look at owls. Leader: George Steele, Science Educator. Suggested donation, $5.
