Parking passes are required on Saturdays. The Orientation Center and Cafe are open Thursdays – Saturdays. The property is closed to the public on Sundays and Mondays.
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Duke Farms is a 2,700-acre environmental center in Hillsborough, New Jersey
Duke Farms’ beautiful natural setting, diversity of wildlife, programming and research enhances the environmental...
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Revisit the articles you loved.
Nature is all around you. Every animal and plant has a role in the ecosystem. Take time to pause...
Using Duke Farms information and materials from August’s Monarch and Meadow Month is the perfect opportunity to focus on...
If you’ve been keeping up to date with our activities, you might already have started a nature journal. In...
The end of April and the beginning of May is the peak time for bird migration. Birds that flew...
A butterfly garden is a magical place. By creating an inviting habitat for butterflies, you will also be creating...
Seeds don't have legs... right? In this resource, explore how seeds move from their parent plant to different areas...
The Virtual Eagle Kit is a way to remotely engage with your students about wildlife, ecosystems and more.
In this activity, learn how to create a home for hummingbirds in your own yard. Learn the ruby-throated hummingbird's...
Everywhere you look, you can find plastic. It is what our food and goods are packaged in, what our...
In this butterfly learning packet, we’ll unveil how butterflies grow and discover more about their anatomy.
Upon their return, there are two basic ways to attract Ruby-throated hummingbirds to your own backyard. The easiest way...
With the arrival of spring comes the arrival of more birds! Some common backyard birds stay here for the winter...
You can do this activity anywhere there are trees! Go outside and take a walk nearby, or in your...
Fill in the blanks before reading the story! Download the worksheet PDF here.
You can do this activity anywhere you can find fallen tree snags, limbs, and logs. Try this activity while...
Every living species requires 5 things to survive: food, water, air, shelter, and space. An area where an organism...
Our Natural Resources team set up Critter Cams in hidden locations of the property to observe wildlife in an...
Watching the Eagle Cam is a great way to pass the time with kids. Fill out the scavenger hunt...
This is the third and final installment out of our three-part series on texture, where we explore the physical...
In Part 1 of this lesson series, we explored what it means to have texture and how we can describe...
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