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SUMMARY:Map & Compass Navigation
DESCRIPTION:Learn the techniques and importance behind map and compass navigation.\n\n\nCourse Overview\nHave you ever gone off-trail to relieve yourself and wondered what you would do if you got turned around? Maybe you need to get back to your vehicle before a thunderstorm rolls in but you aren’t sure you trust yourself to take an off-trail shortcut. This course teaches the off-trail map & compass skills needed for just such occasions. \nHave you been telling yourself for years you would learn map & compass navigation but the opportunity never presented itself? This is your chance to learn it once and for all from Search and Rescue personnel. We’ll go over all the parts and features of the compass as well as becoming proficient with traveling along an azimuth (bearing) and feeling confident when navigating off-trail. Simplifying the way the skills are taught\, focusing on correct compass stance form\, training to a high accuracy when sighting landmarks\, and overall simplification combined with proper technique repetition are what set this course apart. We’ll also dive into overall map reading\, such as understanding all the symbols on a map\, trail configurations\, and reading contour lines like you’re reading a picture book. Students walk away with a level of confidence they did not think possible for their future adventures and now have the skills to get safely home even when… slightly misplaced. \nA compass and a map will be provided for use during class if needed. More details provided after class registration. \nFeatured Topics:\n\nMap reading including understanding contour lines\nOrienteering techniques\nUsing a compass with a map\nCompass use in the field\n\n\n\nAbout the Instructors\nJoe Galvan is a lifelong hiker and in his element when sharing outdoor experiences\, mentoring others\, and connecting with the outdoor-minded in our community. Joe is a search and rescue officer and instructor\, MRA accredited mountain rescue unit lead\, National Park Service Technical Rope Rescue instructor\, Adirondack Winter Mountaineering School Instructor\, Adirondack 46er\, and an accomplished mountaineer with ascents across North America and Europe. \nScott Fitterman grew up hiking and camping in an outdoor-minded family and became a scout leader to give back when his 3 kids joined scouting. Scott is a search and rescue officer and instructor\, volunteer EMT\, wilderness first responder and wilderness EMT instructor\, public safety diver\, National Park Services technical rope rescue graduate\, Catskill 35er\, New York State Licensed Guide\, and leads week-long treks in the backcountry for scouts in the northeast. \nLearn more about the instructors and The TrailBound Project. \n\n\nPrerequisites\nThis program assumes participants are comfortable outdoors in the woods. This course will take place partially outdoors and will require some hiking on various trails (paved and unpaved) and terrains (uneven rocky off-trail hiking). \n\n\nProgram Guidelines\nPlease stay home if you are sick. Pre-registration is required\, walk-ins will not be accepted. No refunds and no exchanging or transferring tickets. Please note that each participant must be registered. Unless otherwise noted\, ALL programs at Duke Farms are RAIN or SHINE. \nPlease note that registration to a Saturday program comes with an entry pass. You DO NOT need to register separately for a Saturday Entry Pass. \nPlease contact registrations@dukefarms.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/map-compass-navigation/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
CATEGORIES:Continuing Education
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230512T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230512T150000
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SUMMARY:Spring Invasive Species Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Learn spring season-specific invasive management techniques\n\n\nCourse Overview\nThe Spring Invasive Species Workshop is designed for land stewards or property owners who want to manage their natural resources more effectively. This expert-led short course will provide you with the essential background knowledge to further develop an understanding of safe stewardship practices. \nAdditionally\, a follow-up Fall Invasive Plant Management Workshop will cover invasive plant management at the end of the growing season in the fall through winter. \nFeatured Topics:\n\nInvasive plant identification\nPrioritizing invasive management\nSpring season-specific invasive plant management techniques\n\n\n\nContinuing Education Credits\nThe Spring Invasive Species Workshop is approved for credits from the following organizations. \nNJDEP Pesticide Control Program  \n\nCategory 2 – Forest – 10 CEUs\nCategory 3A – Ornamentals – 10 CEUs\nCategory 6B – Right-of-Way – 10 CEUs\nCategory 8C – Campground – 10 CEUs\nCategory 9 – Regulatory – 10 CEUs \nCategory 10 – Demonstration & Research – 5 CEUs\nCategory PP2 – Private Applicator – 10 CEUs\n\n\n\nAbout the Instructors\nMike Bellaus is the Manager of Habitat Restoration at Duke Farms and has been professionally managing both flora and fauna in New Jersey for nearly a decade. After graduating from McDaniel College in 2010\, he worked for the New Jersey Invasive Species Strike Team and Monmouth County Park System systematically controlling invasive plant populations. He specializes in deer management with a focus on herd population reduction as well as deer management program creation and implementation. He works annually with the NJ Division of Fish and Wildlife performing deer population distribution surveys and held a position on the Hopewell Township Deer Management Advisory Committee for three years. \nMike Van Clef is the FoHVOS Stewardship Director and also serves as our Invasive Species Strike Team Program Director. He joined FoHVOS in 2007 and co-founded the Strike Team in 2008 with the goal of bringing greater efficiency and effectiveness to invasive species management. Mike has a Ph.D. in ecology from Rutgers University and over 25 years of experience in land stewardship\, planning and research\, working extensively in the evaluation and management of rare and invasive species and deer management. He has consulted with over 30 organizations in NJ including the NJ Invasive Species Council for which he prepared the New Jersey Strategic Management Plan for Invasive Species. \n\n\nPrerequisites\nThis program assumes participants have a basic knowledge of native and invasive species and understand general ecology concepts. Please note that some components will take place fully outdoors and will require travelling several miles on various trail types (paved and unpaved) and uneven terrain for up to 2 hours. \n\n\nProgram Guidelines\nPlease stay home if you are sick. Pre-registration is required\, walk-ins will not be accepted. No refunds and no exchanging or transferring tickets. Please note that each participant must be registered. Unless otherwise noted\, ALL programs at Duke Farms are RAIN or SHINE. \nPlease contact registrations@dukefarms.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/spring-invasive-species-workshop/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
CATEGORIES:Continuing Education
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230506T090000
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SUMMARY:Spring Dendrology Workshop
DESCRIPTION:In this course\, we will explore the trees of Duke Farms through the lens of biology\, ecology\, and biodiversity.\n\n\nCourse Overview\nLecture material on how trees fit into our local ecosystems—both today and into the future—will contextualize the strong focus on tree identification necessary to understand these complex organisms. Some background in basic tree identification is recommended\, but not required. This course will be geared toward educators\, land managers\, ecologists\, conservationists\, shade tree commission members\, and other professionals. \nA 1.5-hour lecture will cover tree biology\, structure\, and reproduction and will be followed by 2.5-hours in the field to discuss tree identification in the spring. \nFeatured Topics:\n\nSpring tree identification\nTree biology\, structure\, reproduction\nBiodiversity\n\n\n\nContinuing Education Units\nThe Spring Dendrology Workshop is approved for credits from the following organizations. \nNew Jersey Board of Tree Experts: 4 credits \nInternational Society for Arboriculture: 4 credits \nNew Jersey Urban and Community Forestry (NJUCF): 4 credits \n\n\nPrerequisites\nThis program assumes participants have a basic knowledge of plant species identification and understand general ecology concepts. Please note that field classes will take place fully outdoors and will require participants to partake in fieldwork\, including travelling several miles on various trail types (paved and unpaved) and uneven terrain for up to 2 hours. \n\n\nProgram Guidelines\nPlease stay home if you are sick. Pre-registration is required\, walk-ins will not be accepted. No refunds and no exchanging or transferring tickets. Please note that each participant must be registered. Unless otherwise noted\, ALL programs at Duke Farms are RAIN or SHINE. \nPlease note that registration to a Saturday program comes with an entry pass. You DO NOT need to register separately for a Saturday Entry Pass. \nPlease contact registrations@dukefarms.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/spring-dendrology-workshop/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
CATEGORIES:Continuing Education
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230505T201500
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230505T214500
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SUMMARY:Orchids Under the Flower Moon
DESCRIPTION:Join us for this unique after-hours program scheduled to highlight May’s full moon over the spectacular Orchid Range.\n\n\nMeet at the Farm Barn Orientation Center and take in the subtle changes that nightfall brings to Duke Farms during a twilight walk to the Orchid Range. There\, we will encounter a wide variety of orchids\, many of which are most fragrant at night\, and observe the incredible diversity to be found in their structure and ecology. Are their specialized growing conditions and complex pollinator/fungal relationships the reason for the orchids’ reputation as fragile and fickle plants\, or is this simply what happens when a species is displaced from its native habitat?  \nThis program is appropriate for adults. Please dress for the weather.  Participants should be prepared to walk over 2 miles on paved trails. \nMeet in front of the Farm Barn Orientation Center for check-in. We recommend arriving 10-15 minutes before the start of class. We cannot accommodate late arrivals and the class will depart on time. \nDUKE FARMS PROGRAM GUIDELINES:  \nPlease stay home if you are sick. Pre-registration is required\, walk-ins will not be accepted. No refunds and no exchanging or transferring tickets. Please note that each participant must be registered. Unless otherwise noted\, ALL programs at Duke Farms are RAIN or SHINE.  \nPlease contact registrations@dukefarms.org with any questions.   \n\n\n\nIn 2022\, Duke Farms celebrates 10 years of working towards Doris Duke’s vision for a more creative\, equitable\, and sustainable future. As a world class center and leader in environmental stewardship\, Duke Farms has inspired countless people to become informed stewards of the land while improving regional environmental health. Duke Farms is committed to supporting and growing a sustainable\, better future for all.​
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/orchids-under-the-flower-moon/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230422T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230422T141500
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SUMMARY:Signs of Spring
DESCRIPTION:Mark the return of spring and join us for a nature walk to explore some favorite signs of the changing seasons.\n\n\nAs Spring unfolds\, the land reveals much to witness and celebrate. On this nature walk\, take time to read the land for signs of the changing seasons: bursting buds\, birdsong\, buzzing bees\, and spring ephemerals—the inconspicuous early bloomers that serve as vital sources of nectar and pollen for native insects. We’ll keep an eye out for these fascinating plants while enjoying all the other highlights of this season of awakening. \n\n\nProgram Preparation\nAdults and children 10+ are welcome to attend. Please dress for the weather and bring water. This class is entirely outdoors. Participants should expect to be traveling about 2-3 miles on pavement\, gravel\, or flat trails for the full duration of the class.  Meet in front of the Farm Barn Orientation Center for check-in. We recommend arriving 10-15 minutes before the start of class. We cannot accommodate late arrivals and the class will depart on time. \n\n\nProgram Guidelines \nPlease stay home if you are sick. Pre-registration is required\, walk-ins will not be accepted. No refunds and no exchanging or transferring tickets. Please note that each participant must be registered. Unless otherwise noted\, ALL programs at Duke Farms are RAIN or SHINE. Registration to a Saturday program comes with an entry pass. You DO NOT need to register separately for a Saturday Entry Pass. \nContact registrations@dukefarms.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/signs-of-spring/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230415T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230415T120000
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SUMMARY:Invasive Plant Foraging Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Successfully manage invasive plants while enjoying their nutritional value.\n\n\nCourse Overview\nJoin professional forager and New Jersey backyard gardener\, Tama Matsuoka Wong\, in a workshop on foraging invasive plants. She will discuss how many of these plants are used culinarily and medicinally in their cultures of origin\, particularly in Asia. This skills based workshop will demonstrate how to work with and cull invasive plants to control their spread in the landscape while enjoying their nutritional and flavorful properties. \n\n\nAbout the Instructor\nTama Matsuoka Wong is a forager\, weed eater\, meadow doctor \, lawyer and mother of three. She authored Foraged Flavor\, a wild food field guide and cookbook (Clarkson Potter\, June 2012)\, nominated for a James Beard award. She speaks to diverse audiences such as the James Beard House\, Garden Club of America\, the American Museum of Natural History\, Slow Food\, schools and has hosted foraging events\, from Charleston to Seattle to Toronto. She supplies local wild foods to a select number of chefs and independent food institutions in the NYC area and collaborates with conservation groups and organic farmers on wild farming and foraging. After graduating from Harvard Law School and serving more than 25 years as a financial services lawyer in Tokyo\, New York and Hong Kong\, she returned to New Jersey and rediscovered her passion for the natural world. She launched Meadows and More LLC to connect experts in the field of meadow restoration\, botany and wildlife with people in the community. In 2007 she was named Steward of the Year by the New Jersey Forest Service. \nTama has been featured in CBS Sunday Morning “Our war against weeds” as well as the NY Times “Finding Flavor in the Weeds”\, the WSJ\, Edible Manhattan\, Bloomberg Stealth lawyers\, NPR Science Friday\, the Leonard Lopate show\, among others. She gave a 2013 TedX Manhattan talk on “How I did less and ate better\, thanks to weeds”. \nTama lives in Hunterdon County New Jersey with her husband and their three daughters. It is her hope that everyone can unwind and reconnect with the places we came from by rediscovering wild plants and the deliciousness of “weeds.” Now\, more than ever\, it is time to look at what grows around us through the lens of sustainability\, health and deliciousness! \nmeadowsandmore.com \n\n\nPrerequisites\nThis program assumes participants have a basic knowledge of plant identification and understand general ecology concepts. Please note that field classes will take place fully outdoors and will require travelling several miles on various trail types (paved and unpaved) and uneven terrain for up to 2 hours. \n\n\nProgram Guidelines\nPlease stay home if you are sick. Pre-registration is required\, walk-ins will not be accepted. No refunds and no exchanging or transferring tickets. Please note that each participant must be registered. Unless otherwise noted\, ALL programs at Duke Farms are RAIN or SHINE. \nPlease note that registration to a Saturday program comes with an entry pass. You DO NOT need to register separately for a Saturday Entry Pass. \nPlease contact registrations@dukefarms.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/invasive-plant-foraging-workshop/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
CATEGORIES:Continuing Education
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230304T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230304T140000
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SUMMARY:Sugar Maple Exploration
DESCRIPTION:From woods to waffle\, learn the story of maple syrup.\n\n\nTravel to a sugarbush to see how trees are tapped for sap then explore the process of making maple syrup and why it is a seasonal favorite. Discover characteristics of sugar maple trees while learning about their habitat range and the impact of climate change. Enjoy this walk-and talk program to find out more about our natural habitats and the many interactions that occur within them. \nThis class is appropriate for adults.  \nPlease dress for the weather\, this class is entirely outdoors. Participants should expect to be traveling about 1 mile on various trail types for the full duration of the class. \nMeet in front of the Farm Barn Orientation Center  and look for the red flag for check-in. We recommend arriving 10-15 minutes before the start of class. We cannot accommodate late arrivals and the class will depart on time.  \nDUKE FARMS PROGRAM GUIDELINES:  \nPlease stay home if you are sick. Pre-registration is required\, walk-ins will not be accepted. No refunds and no exchanging or transferring tickets. Please note that each participant must be registered. Unless otherwise noted\, ALL programs at Duke Farms are RAIN or SHINE.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/sugar-maple-exploration/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
CATEGORIES:Class
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230304T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230304T110000
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SUMMARY:Into the Sugarbush
DESCRIPTION:Join Duke Farms educators on the way to a sugarbush to see how maple trees are tapped for sap.\n\n\nTravel to a sugarbush to see how trees are tapped for sap then explore the process of making maple syrup and why it is a seasonal favorite. Discover characteristics of sugar maple trees while learning about their habitat range and the impact of climate change. Join us on this walk-and-talk program to find out more about our natural habitats and the many interactions that occur within them. \nThis class is appropriate for anyone ages 8+. \nPlease dress for the weather\, this class is entirely outdoors. Participants should expect to be traveling about 2 miles on various trail types for the full duration of the class. \nMeet in front of the Farm Barn Orientation Center. We recommend arriving 10-15 minutes before the start of class. We cannot accommodate late arrivals and the class will depart on time.  \nDUKE FARMS PROGRAM GUIDELINES:  \nPlease stay home if you are sick. Pre-registration is required\, walk-ins will not be accepted. No refunds and no exchanging or transferring tickets. Please note that each participant must be registered. Unless otherwise noted\, ALL programs at Duke Farms are RAIN or SHINE.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/into-the-sugarbush/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
CATEGORIES:Class
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230218T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230218T130000
DTSTAMP:20260403T152017
CREATED:20230119T202633Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230224T162150Z
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SUMMARY:Winter Dendrology Workshop
DESCRIPTION:In this course\, we will explore the trees of Duke Farms through the lens of biology\, ecology\, and biodiversity.\n\n\nCourse Overview\nLecture material on how trees fit into our local ecosystems—both today and into the future—will contextualize the strong focus on tree identification necessary to understand these complex organisms. Some background in basic tree identification is recommended\, but not required. This course will be geared toward educators\, land managers\, ecologists\, conservationists\, shade tree commission members\, and other professionals. \nA 1.5-hour lecture will cover the basics of winter tree identification and will be followed by 2.5-hours in the field to discuss tree identification in the winter. \nFeatured Topics:\n\nWinter tree identification\nDichotomous keys\nWinter tree biology\n\n\n\nContinuing Education Units\nThe Winter Dendrology Workshop is approved for credits from the following organizations. \nNew Jersey Board of Tree Experts: 4 credits \nInternational Society for Arboriculture: 4 credits \nNew Jersey Urban and Community Forestry (NJUCF): 4 credits \n\n\nPrerequisites\nThis program assumes participants have a basic knowledge of plant species identification and understand general ecology concepts. Please note that field classes will take place fully outdoors and will require participants to partake in fieldwork\, including travelling several miles on various trail types (paved and unpaved) and uneven terrain for up to 2 hours. \n\n\nProgram Guidelines\nPlease stay home if you are sick. Pre-registration is required\, walk-ins will not be accepted. No refunds and no exchanging or transferring tickets. Please note that each participant must be registered. Unless otherwise noted\, ALL programs at Duke Farms are RAIN or SHINE. \nPlease contact registrations@dukefarms.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/winter-dendrology-workshop/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
CATEGORIES:Continuing Education
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230204T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230204T113000
DTSTAMP:20260403T152017
CREATED:20230119T202632Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230224T161516Z
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SUMMARY:Beginner’s Tree Ecology & ID: Conifer Edition
DESCRIPTION:Pining to spruce up your evergreen knowledge? This is the class fir yew!\n\n\nWhen the bare branches of winter start to get you down\, turn to the conifers for a breath of fresh\, pine-scented air. More ancient and more steadfast than the deciduous divas of autumn\, our native coniferous trees like red cedar and black spruce deserve a spotlight too. On this walk\, we’ll acquaint ourselves with several common species\, learn what to look for to tell a spruce from a cedar or a hemlock from a pine\, and discuss the fascinating ecology and evolutionary history that sets these trees apart. \nPlease dress for the weather and bring water. This class is entirely outdoors. Participants should expect to be traveling about 2 miles on pavement\, gravel\, or flat trails for the full duration of the class. \nMeet in front of the Farm Barn Orientation Center for check-in. We recommend arriving 10-15 minutes before the start of class. We cannot accommodate late arrivals and the class will depart on time. \nDUKE FARMS PROGRAM GUIDELINES:  \nPlease stay home if you are sick. Pre-registration is required\, walk-ins will not be accepted. No refunds and no exchanging or transferring tickets. Please note that each participant must be registered. Unless otherwise noted\, ALL programs at Duke Farms are RAIN or SHINE.  \nPlease note that registration to a Saturday program comes with an entry pass. You DO NOT need to register separately for a Saturday Entry Pass. \nPlease contact registrations@dukefarms.org with any questions.
URL:https://www.dukefarms.org/event/beginners-tree-ecology-id-conifer-edition/
LOCATION:Duke Farms\, 1112 Dukes Parkway West\, Hillsborough Township\, NJ\, 08844\, United States
CATEGORIES:Class
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