THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY, NOV 25 - LINK TO REGISTER HERE Come help us maintain and improve our CMA with trail maintenance, fence repair, invasive plant removal and more. Long pants and sturdy shoes or boots are encouraged. We'll bring the coffee and donuts. Participants under 14 must be accompanied by a parent - community service hours can be earned. Registration is required.  Can't make this date? No worries - additional CMA work days will take place on October 13, November 10, and December 8, 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM. Pick a date that works best for you!  Registration required

It’s a double-header with Drew Biology Professor, Dr. Tammy Windfelder and NJ Conservation Foundation Ecologist, Dr. Emile DeVito, as they report back on current research from our own Conservation Management Area (CMA). Emile will report on forest recovery results gained from a recent plant survey conducted inside our 30-acre deer exclosure and a local comparison unfenced location. Tammy will talk about what 10 years of research on the small mammals at the CMA and Drew University teach us about these species. Come hear about the responses of these wild animals to restoration efforts, competition, and disease. Continental breakfast will be provided. Registration is required.

Stuffed from your big Thanksgiving meal? Us too. The cure is moving. C’mon outside and get your blood pumping for a good cause. We need to get our CMA in tip-top shape for the winter, and we could use your help. After we spend some time sprucing up the area, we will reward ourselves with a scenic hike through the trails. Hiking boots recommended and be sure to dress for the weather. Registration is required.

For safety reasons, we have rescheduled this work day to Sunday, December 9, 9am-12pm at the CMA (83 Tiger Lily Lane, Morristown NJ). The trails will be closed Saturday, December 8  for the last day of shotgun hunting season as part of the deer management program. We apologize for the inconvenience.   Come help us maintain and improve our 73-acre Conservation Management Area. Tasks will include trail maintenance, fence repair, and invasive plant removal. Lighter tasks will also be available. Bring your best energy and enthusiasm! Conditions may be wet or muddy. Long pants, sturdy shoes or boots are encouraged. We’ll bring the coffee and donuts to help fuel you along. Participants under 14 must be accompanied by a parent - community service hours can be earned for your school. Registration is required. Questions? Call us at 973-538-3500.

SORRY, THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT. WE MAY PLAN ANOTHER SO KEEP CHECKING BACK! Did you know some bees don't live in hives? Want to find out what all the buzz on pollinator boxes is about? Perhaps you already know and want one of your own. This workshop will be "the bee's knees!" Join us for an evening of building, learning and all-around good fun as we talk about the importance of solitary bees and pollinator habitats to the ecosystem, and build a pollinator box of your own to take home! Please mark your calendar and stay tuned for registration details coming soon.