Help us keep our new park clean. Bring gloves and lunch. What we preserved and what we must yet preserve. Stop by and see the Sterling Forest Partnership's display about the new Sterling Forest Park and the continued threats to its viability. This is our ever-popular, family outing to learn about the frogs and salamanders of our woodlands.
All ages welcome.
Wear boots because our crawlly friends like wet places. SFP members free. It is open to teachers and leaders providing environmental education to our youth. This acclaimed program has been used nationally and course materials are funded by the DEC's Return a Gift to Wildlife. Thanks to a generous grant from the Dorr Foundation, our second exciting educational project will be focusing on the geology of the Sterling Forest area and how the discovery of iron deposits spawned the 18th and 19th century iron industry.