Scholarships are available for all programs, please inquire with Dana Williams, programs@rurallands.org! Registration for all programs will appear here! Vacation Programs Four day nature programs for Grades K-4 February … Read more
Rural Lands’ Eyes on the Land Book Group launches our Winter season. We will meet on the 3rd Thursday of each month, 6 – 7:30 PM at Sheep Hill, 671 Cold … Read more
MAY 26, 2021. BOTH PROGRAMS FULL. Thanks for your amazing response! WRL is pleased to announce that our summer programs for children are back! We will again be hosting two … Read more
May 2020. With Woodchucks over but families still at home, we thought it would be fun to keep posting nature-based education ideas for you to try with your kids at … Read more
SEPTEMBER 2019: WRLF’s fall 2019 Woodchuck Wednesdays is fully subscribed. Thank you for your enthusiastic interest in this program!
Monday June 29 – Thursday July 2 Gentle nature exploration at Sheep Hill will include discovery walks, outdoor play, craft activities and stories to engage children in nature. Hours: 10-11:30 … Read more
Monday June 29 – Thursday July 2 Each day will introduce a nature topic featuring the pond, meadow, stream and woodlands, and their swimming, walking, hopping, and flying inhabitants. Outdoor … Read more
Monday July 13 – Friday July 17 Using a variety of materials from nature, such as clay dug from the stream, we will work on craft projects that are both … Read more
Monday Aug. 3 – Wednesday Aug. 5 In this year’s workshop we will build an eastern woodland Indian traditional bow and learn more about Native American culture. Hours: 9-4 daily … Read more
Join us at Sheep Hill during spring vacation, Tuesday April 21 – Friday April 24 from 9-12! This hands-on program for children in grades K-4 will give participants a chance … Read more
Parents! bring your preschooler to Sheep Hill for outdoor nature exploration with Kathy Chesney. This four-week program will include outdoor exploration, stories, and crafts. (Time and day will be determined … Read more