Cornell Cooperative Extension

Broome County
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Community Nature Education

CCE of Broome County offers nature-based education programs to the community free of charge year-round. Many of our community programs are pre-set. To register for our nature-based community programs please see below or visit our "Events" tab.

Upcoming Community Nature Programs:

Spring Foraging - April 17th, May 1st

Urban Foraging - April 23rd

Salamander Stroll - May 4th 

Spring Migration Birding Walking - May 11th

Spring Ephemeral Plant Walks - May 15th, May 22nd 

Moth Night - May 30th

Lunch with Tom - May 8th, June 12th, July 10th, August 14th (Seniors, 50+)

Interested in a nature-based education program for your community group? We are also happy to come to your community group/organization, such as a scout troop or club, for a nature-based program. To submit an inquiry, click the link on the left-side of this page. Nature educators are happy to adapt one of our pre-existing programs, or collaborate with your group to fit your needs!

Contact

Cam Winzinger
Nature/RootED Educator
cmw273@cornell.edu
(607) 584-5001

Last updated April 12, 2024

Nature-Based Education

Interested in a nature program for your community organization?

Click here to submit a program inquiry form!undefined

Tick Notice

undefinedTicks are expected to be in high abundance this year (2024). Please remain vigilant and wear proper trail gear and insecticides at your discretion. Regardless of preventative measures, we encourage everyone to perform thorough tick checks after outdoors activities. For more information and resources on ticks and tick-related diseases please visit Broome County's "Ticks and Lyme Disease Information" webpage by clicking here.

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