A presentation of the ten most common invasive plants found in Morris County and various methods of their removal, as well as suggestions and descriptions of native plants that can be substituted for them. Learn how to protect your landscape from these invasive plants and what you can do to help protect the environment and native habitat for wildlife. Presented by the Speakers Bureau, Master ...

Get your hands dirty while helping to create habitat by making your own seed balls! Learn all about the importance of pollinators and pollintors gards while you are getting your garden ready for....SPRING!

That's right! We'll make our seed balls together and think about where we want to toss them for prime spring beauty. Materials for crafts provided by Parks and ...

It is the year 2050. Nearly 70% of the world’s population is now living in cities, making conservation and resource management more crucial than ever before. As the lead developer of a new project, you are tasked with designing a green city! For students in grades 6-12.

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Join local multimedia artist Jeffrey Cobbold to learn how to document experience, occurrence & observation within your daily life using journal prompts for fostering greater self-understanding. For adults.

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Join us on Zoom for a read aloud of The Teeny Tiny Ghost by Kay Winters. Don't forget to wear your costume for a virtual dance "parade" from the comfort of your own home!

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Readers are reminded to move their clocks back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday Nov. 1 as we move from Daylight Saving Time to Standard Time.

Now is also the suggested time to change batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

Readers are reminded to move their clocks back one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday Nov. 1 as we move from Daylight Saving Time to Standard Time.

Now is also the suggested time to change batteries in smoke and carbon monoxide detectors.

In addition to writing poetry, Emily Dickinson was an avid gardener. Join Maplewood Garden Club on Monday, November 2, at 7:30 when award-winning author and garden historian Marta McDowell explains how plants and places inspired the iconic poet. Her talk explores Dickinson’s gardens through excerpts from her letters and poems, and historic and modern images of her gardens and conservatory.

November is the start of winter for local birds. Learn how to identify birds right in our backyard and what and how to feed birds all winter long. We'll try out the Merlin and eBird phone apps as tools that help you identify and keep track of birds you see.

These fun and interactive events will help you learn and find the birds in your backyard. Each online “Club Meeting” will be a kick off for the next 3 weeks of birding where you will access your own online BINGO card to track your birds. Photos of “Bonus Birds” will be sent to participants each week to help boost your board. We’ll share our stories and our success ...