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SUMMARY:Tick Talk: Let's Talk Ticks
DESCRIPTION:Ticks are a part of summer—but how much do you really know about them? \n  \nJoin us for an informative program that separates fact from fiction and explores the science behind these tiny but fascinating arachnids. Drawing on the latest research from the Rutgers Center for Vector Biology and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)\, we’ll discuss how ticks live\, where they’re found\, and what makes them so successful. \n  \nLearn how to: \n  \n\nIdentify the ticks most commonly found in our region.\nUnderstand how ticks find their hosts and why they’re so effective.\nSeparate common myths from evidence-based facts.\nReduce your risk of tick bites while enjoying the outdoors.\nProperly check for and remove ticks after spending time outside.\n\nWe’ll also explore emerging research on Alpha-gal syndrome\, the tick-associated allergy to red meat\, and discuss how changes in our landscapes—including the spread of invasive plant species—may be contributing to increasing tick populations. \n  \nWhether you’re an avid hiker\, gardener\, birder\, or simply enjoy spending time outside\, this program will provide practical knowledge to help you stay safe while appreciating the natural world. \n  \nThe more you know\, the safer you can be! \n\n\nProgram Guidelines\nDid you know members receive 10% off all programs? To learn more and become a member\, visit dukefarms.org/membership. \nAll programs begin at the Farm Barn Orientation Center unless otherwise noted. \nRegistration is required. Please let us know if you are no longer able to attend so your space can be offered to someone else. Cancellations received at least 48 hours in advance are eligible for a refund\, if applicable. \nPrograms at Duke Farms are held rain or shine\, but in the event of severe or impeditive weather\, classes may be canceled. Email notice will be given as early as possible via email and refunds will be issued in the case of cancellations. \n\n\nAccessibility\nDuke Farms is committed to equitable nature access\, and the following accommodations may be available\, depending on the program: \n\nPaved\, flat trails\nInstructors with voice amplifiers\nAssistive listening devices (ALDs) for indoor programs\nAmerican Sign Language Interpreters\, with ten (10) days’ notice\nKultureCity sensory bags\nWe welcome working\, trained service animals as described by the ADA\n\nWe may be able to provide additional\, reasonable accommodations not listed here; please contact us at registrations@dukefarms.org. \n\n\nBecome a Member\nInvest in our efforts to protect wildlife\, revitalize habitats\, and model clean energy solutions by becoming a member. Membership includes discounted classes and access to other members exclusive experiences. \nVisit dukefarms.org/membership to learn more.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/tick-talk-lets-talk-ticks/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
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SUMMARY:A Frolic with Fireflies
DESCRIPTION:Take enchanting walk through the meadows and woods to watch fireflies’ glowing display!\n\n\nWhether you call them fireflies\, lightning bugs\, glow worms\, or something else\, these insects are some of the most beloved ambassadors of summer across the world. Come celebrate our native species of bioluminescent beetle with a wonder-filled walk through the meadows and woods they call home. On the way\, we’ll shed light on their fascinating biology and share some bright ideas for welcoming fireflies back to your own green spaces. \nWe will be meeting first at the Farm Barn Orientation Center before departing for our program! \nThis class involves traveling about 1 mile on mixed (paved and unpaved) surfaces\, with participants moving for the entire duration. Most program routes can be adapted to accommodate mobility needs. \n\n\nProgram Guidelines\nDid you know members receive 10% off all programs? To learn more and become a member\, visit dukefarms.org/membership. \nAll programs begin at the Farm Barn Orientation Center unless otherwise noted. \nRegistration is required. Please let us know if you are no longer able to attend so your space can be offered to someone else. Cancellations received at least 48 hours in advance are eligible for a refund\, if applicable. \nPrograms at Duke Farms are held rain or shine\, but in the event of severe or impeditive weather\, classes may be canceled. Email notice will be given as early as possible via email and refunds will be issued in the case of cancellations. \n\n\nAccessibility\nDuke Farms is committed to equitable nature access\, and the following accommodations may be available\, depending on the program: \n\nPaved\, flat trails\nInstructors with voice amplifiers\nAssistive listening devices (ALDs) for indoor programs\nAmerican Sign Language Interpreters\, with ten (10) days’ notice\nKultureCity sensory bags\nWe welcome working\, trained service animals as described by the ADA\n\nWe may be able to provide additional\, reasonable accommodations not listed here; please contact us at registrations@dukefarms.org. \n\n\nBecome a Member\nInvest in our efforts to protect wildlife\, revitalize habitats\, and model clean energy solutions by becoming a member. Membership includes discounted classes and access to other members exclusive experiences. \nVisit dukefarms.org/membership to learn more.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/a-frolic-with-fireflies/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
CATEGORIES:Programs
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SUMMARY:Summer Book Club: Braiding Sweetgrass
DESCRIPTION:Looking for an engaging summer activity?\n\n\nJoin Duke Farms for a summer book club on Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom\, Scientific Knowledge\, and the Teachings of Plants by Robin Wall Kimmerer. This book club uniquely blends group discussion\, place-based creative practice\, and field exploration to gain a close understanding of conservation and stewardship. Together we’ll inquire what it means to live in relation with the natural world. \nThe club will meet twice to discuss the book: July 11th and August 8th. Please ensure that you can make both dates. Supplementary\, optional activities outside of these dates may be organized. \nMembers will receive a free copy of Braiding Sweetgrass and should pick it up prior to the first session. Non-members should procure their own copy of the book. \n\n\nAbout Braiding Sweetgrass: “As a botanist\, Robin Wall Kimmerer has been trained to ask questions of nature with the tools of science. As a member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation\, she embraces the notion that plants and animals are our oldest teachers. In Braiding Sweetgrass\, Kimmerer brings these lenses of knowledge together to show that the awakening of a wider ecological consciousness requires the acknowledgment and celebration of our reciprocal relationship with the rest of the living world. For only when we can hear the languages of other beings are we capable of understanding the generosity of the earth\, and learning to give our own gifts in return.” \n\n\nProgram Guidelines\nDid you know members receive 10% off all programs? To learn more and become a member\, visit dukefarms.org/membership. \nAll programs begin at the Farm Barn Orientation Center unless otherwise noted. \nRegistration is required. Please let us know if you are no longer able to attend so your space can be offered to someone else. Cancellations received at least 48 hours in advance are eligible for a refund\, if applicable. \nPrograms at Duke Farms are held rain or shine\, but in the event of severe or impeditive weather\, classes may be canceled. Email notice will be given as early as possible via email and refunds will be issued in the case of cancellations. \n\n\nAccessibility\nDuke Farms is committed to equitable nature access\, and the following accommodations may be available\, depending on the program: \n\nPaved\, flat trails\nInstructors with voice amplifiers\nAssistive listening devices (ALDs) for indoor programs\nAmerican Sign Language Interpreters\, with ten (10) days’ notice\nKultureCity sensory bags\nWe welcome working\, trained service animals as described by the ADA\n\nWe may be able to provide additional\, reasonable accommodations not listed here; please contact us at registrations@dukefarms.org. \n\n\nBecome a Member\nInvest in our efforts to protect wildlife\, revitalize habitats\, and model clean energy solutions by becoming a member. Membership includes discounted classes and access to other members exclusive experiences. \nVisit dukefarms.org/membership to learn more.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/summer-book-club-braiding-sweetgrass/2026-07-11/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
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SUMMARY:Member Exclusive: Fireflies and S'mores
DESCRIPTION:Gather ’round the fire to learn all about this quintessential summer bug.\n\n\nAs dusk settles over the landscape\, we’ll take a short walk to explore the remarkable life cycle and ecological role of fireflies. These small but mighty insects are indicators of habitat health—and they tell us an important story about restoration. Afterward\, gather by the fire to enjoy s’mores and conversation under the evening sky. \nHeader photograph by Katja Schulz\, used under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license; no changes have been made. \n\n\nProgram Guidelines\nThis is a member exclusive program. To learn more and become a member\, visit dukefarms.org/membership. \nAll programs begin at the Farm Barn Orientation Center unless otherwise noted. \nRegistration is required. Please let us know if you are no longer able to attend so your space can be offered to someone else. \nPrograms at Duke Farms are held rain or shine\, but in the event of severe or impeditive weather\, classes may be canceled. Notice will be given as early as possible via email and refunds will be issued in the case of cancellations. \n\n\nAccessibility\nThis class involves traveling about 1 mile on paved (stroller- and wheelchair-accessible) surfaces\, with participants both moving and seated throughout. Most program routes can be adapted to accommodate mobility needs. \nDuke Farms is committed to equitable nature access\, and the following accommodations may be available\, depending on the program: \n\nPaved\, flat trails\nInstructors with voice amplifiers\nAssistive listening devices (ALDs) for indoor programs\nAmerican Sign Language Interpreters\, with ten (10) days’ notice\nKultureCity sensory bags\nWe welcome working\, trained service animals as described by the ADA\n\nWe may be able to provide additional\, reasonable accommodations not listed here; contact us at membership@dukefarms.org.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/member-exclusive-fireflies-and-smores/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
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SUMMARY:Native Bee Bootcamp
DESCRIPTION:Native Bees of the Northeast: A 3-Day Field Workshop\n  \nBuild your field identification skills and explore the fascinating world of Northeast native bees in this immersive three-day workshop. Participants also have the option to stay overnight. \nNative bees are among our most important pollinators. They are also one of the most diverse groups of insects in the region. During this hands-on course\, you’ll learn how to observe\, identify\, and better understand their natural history. \n  \nWhat You’ll Learn\n  \nThrough fieldwork and short classroom sessions\, you’ll gain practical skills in: \n\nIdentifying live bees to genus\nPhotographing bees in the field\nNetting and preparing bee specimens\nRecording and sharing your observations\nUnderstanding bee ecology and behavior\n\n\nShort lectures throughout the course will connect your field observations to current scientific research and ecological concepts. \n  \nWho Should Attend?\n\nThis workshop is designed for:\nNaturalists\nStudents\nResearchers\nLand managers\nGardeners\nAnyone curious about native pollinators\n\nNo previous experience with wild bees is required.\n\nProgram Information\nParticipants will spend part of each day outdoors. Expect to walk over uneven terrain and remain outside for several hours at a time. Please dress for the weather and wear comfortable footwear suitable for field conditions.\n\n\n\n\nAccessibility\nDuke Farms is committed to equitable nature access\, and the following accommodations may be available\, depending on the program: \n\nPaved\, flat trails\nInstructors with voice amplifiers\nAssistive listening devices (ALDs) for indoor programs\nAmerican Sign Language Interpreters\, with ten (10) days’ notice\nKultureCity sensory bags\nWe welcome working\, trained service animals as described by the ADA\n\nWe may be able to provide additional\, reasonable accommodations not listed here; please contact us at registrations@dukefarms.org. \n  \n\n\nYour Instructors\nNick Dorian\, Ph.D. is an ecologist\, educator\, and naturalist. Currently\, Nick is an Assistant Professor of Biology at City College of New York where he studies the ecology of urban gardens. \nMax McCarthy is a Ph.D. candidate at Rutgers University\, where he studies populations of the rare Parnassia mining bee and the pollination ecology of their host plant\, Grass-of-Parnassus (Parnassia). \nTogether\, Nick and Max have a decade of experience as environmental educators and are the authors of watchingbees.com\, a free online field guide to wild bees of The Northeast. \n  \n\n\n\nProgram Guidelines\nAll programs begin at the Farm Barn Orientation Center unless otherwise noted. \nRegistration is required. Please let us know if you are no longer able to attend so your space can be offered to someone else. Cancellations received at least 48 hours in advance are eligible for a refund\, if applicable. \nPrograms at Duke Farms are held rain or shine\, but in the event of severe or impeditive weather\, classes may be canceled. Email notice will be given as early as possible via email and refunds will be issued in the case of cancellations. \n  \n\n\nWhat to Bring\nWe recommend the following supplies: \n\nInsect net (we like these collapsible nets)\n\n\nClose-focus binoculars (Pentax Papilio 8.5 x 21)\n\n\nAny pinning boxes and pins you may have (we will have a box and ~50 pins for everyone\, but if you have your own supplies\, please bring those)\n\n\nWater bottle\n\n\nSun hat\n\n\nComfortable walking shoes and long socks that you can tuck pants into\n\nPhotography can greatly enrich the field experience. You may already have the following pieces of equipment and\, if so\, please bring them. If you are interested in our advice for camera equipment to photograph bees\, please send us an email and we will be happy to advise. \n\nDigital camera (either digital SLR or smartphone) with macro lens\nSD card\nLaptop to process photographs\n\n(Having a camera is not required for course participation.) \n  \n\n\nLodging and Meals\nDuke Farms is excited to offer on-site lodging for participants. Staying on the premises is encouraged to allow for full immersion in course activities\, but participants who live locally may commute daily if preferred. \nSelecting a ticket “with lodging” will reserve a private room in a cottage shared with fellow course participants. Cottages are recently renovated and include electricity\, plumbing\, a full kitchen\, shared bathrooms\, wifi\, and electric vehicle \nMeals are not provided\, but Duke Farms is centrally located\, with several grocery stores and a variety of restaurants within a ten-minute drive. On Friday and Saturday\, our on-site cafe will be open from 10am to 3pm\, as well. \nParticipants will have ample time to go out for breakfast\, lunch\, and dinner each day.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/native-bee-bootcamp/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
CATEGORIES:Programs
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SUMMARY:Nighttime Moth Walk
DESCRIPTION:Join Educator Toni on a nighttime walk in search of local moth species with a chance to see them up close!\n\n\nButterflies often steal the spotlight. Moths deserve attention\, too. \n  \nThese remarkable insects pollinate flowers and provide food for birds\, bats\, and other wildlife. Some species fly during the day. Many become active only after sunset. \n  \nHere’s what we will cover: \n-Describe biology and ecological importance of moths \n-Observe and practice ID of local moth species on-site at Duke Farms using a blacklight station \n-Practice community science by logging observations through iNaturalist \n  \nYou may never look at moths the same way again. \n  \nWe will be meeting first behind the Farm Barn Orientation Center before departing for our program! \nThis class involves traveling less than 1 mile on mixed (paved and unpaved) surfaces\, with participants moving for the entire duration. Most program routes can be adapted to accommodate mobility needs. \n  \n(Photo Credit: Snowberry Clearwing\, taken by Sara DiVito) \n\n\nProgram Guidelines\nDid you know members receive 10% off all programs? To learn more and become a member\, visit dukefarms.org/membership. \nAll programs begin at the Farm Barn Orientation Center unless otherwise noted. \nRegistration is required. Please let us know if you are no longer able to attend so your space can be offered to someone else. Cancellations received at least 48 hours in advance are eligible for a refund\, if applicable. \nPrograms at Duke Farms are held rain or shine\, but in the event of severe or impeditive weather\, classes may be canceled. Email notice will be given as early as possible via email and refunds will be issued in the case of cancellations. \n\n\nAccessibility\nDuke Farms is committed to equitable nature access\, and the following accommodations may be available\, depending on the program: \n\nPaved\, flat trails\nInstructors with voice amplifiers\nAssistive listening devices (ALDs) for indoor programs\nAmerican Sign Language Interpreters\, with ten (10) days’ notice\nKultureCity sensory bags\nWe welcome working\, trained service animals as described by the ADA\n\nWe may be able to provide additional\, reasonable accommodations not listed here; please contact us at registrations@dukefarms.org. \n\n\nBecome a Member\nInvest in our efforts to protect wildlife\, revitalize habitats\, and model clean energy solutions by becoming a member. Membership includes discounted classes and access to other members exclusive experiences. \nVisit dukefarms.org/membership to learn more.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/nighttime-moth-walk/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
CATEGORIES:Programs
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SUMMARY:Nighttime Moth Walk (for National Moth Week)
DESCRIPTION:Join Seasonal Educator Toni on a nighttime walk in search of local moth species with a chance to see them up close!\n\n\nMoths are appreciated less often than their butterfly relatives\, but they are still important to their ecosystems as pollinators and food to other wildlife. Some moths can be seen during the day\, but some are more elusive and only active under the cover of night… In turn\, this nighttime walk will teach about the local diversity of moth species that can be seen at Duke Farms. We will even be using a blacklight to potentially attract some moths for close\, easy observation and identification! This event will also be held during National Moth Week\, a citizen science project that aims to study and record moth populations during the last week of July. \n\nHere’s what we will cover: \n\n-Describe biology and ecological importance of moths\n-Observe and practice ID of local moth species on-site at Duke Farms using a blacklight station\n-Practice community science by logging observations through iNaturalist\n\n\nWe will be meeting first behind the Farm Barn Orientation Center before departing for our program! \nThis class involves traveling less than 1 mile on mixed (paved and unpaved) surfaces\, with participants moving for the entire duration. Most program routes can be adapted to accommodate mobility needs. \n(Photo Credit: Snowberry Clearwing\, taken by Sara DiVito) \n\n\nProgram Guidelines\nDid you know members receive 10% off all programs? To learn more and become a member\, visit dukefarms.org/membership. \nAll programs begin at the Farm Barn Orientation Center unless otherwise noted. \nRegistration is required. Please let us know if you are no longer able to attend so your space can be offered to someone else. Cancellations received at least 48 hours in advance are eligible for a refund\, if applicable. \nPrograms at Duke Farms are held rain or shine\, but in the event of severe or impeditive weather\, classes may be canceled. Email notice will be given as early as possible via email and refunds will be issued in the case of cancellations. \n\n\nAccessibility\nDuke Farms is committed to equitable nature access\, and the following accommodations may be available\, depending on the program: \n\nPaved\, flat trails\nInstructors with voice amplifiers\nAssistive listening devices (ALDs) for indoor programs\nAmerican Sign Language Interpreters\, with ten (10) days’ notice\nKultureCity sensory bags\nWe welcome working\, trained service animals as described by the ADA\n\nWe may be able to provide additional\, reasonable accommodations not listed here; please contact us at registrations@dukefarms.org. \n\n\nBecome a Member\nInvest in our efforts to protect wildlife\, revitalize habitats\, and model clean energy solutions by becoming a member. Membership includes discounted classes and access to other members exclusive experiences. \nVisit dukefarms.org/membership to learn more.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/nighttime-moth-walk-for-national-moth-week/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
CATEGORIES:Programs
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