Bring your children ages 2-5 to enjoy nature-based lessons, activities, and play using the Pennypack Preserve as a classroom.  Hike through meadows, skip over puddles and investigate wildlife. Nature Club, led by environmental educator Kevin Roth, is held on the second Thursday of each month. Pre-registration is required. Meet outside of our Visitor’s Center (2955 Edge Hill Road) 10 minutes before the program begins. Members are $5 per family; non-members $10 per family. Please note how many children will be with you.

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August 25^th– Night Hike, Thursday, 8:30 PM to 9:30 PM

Join Kevin Roth, Education and Outreach Coordinator, for an exploration of the Pennypack Preserve at night just before the New Moon.  Take advantage of this program to experience the Pennypack Preserve in complete darkness. This program is limited to 10 participants.

Multiple Dates – For the Love of Birds: Introduction to Birding (5-Part Course)

Come and be enthralled with the world of birds in this five-session course. Learn how to start birding, how to identify our feathered friends, where to find them, and how to understand their behavior. After the third lesson, there will be a field session to practice what you’ve learned in class. The final session will be an overview of the migratory behavior of birds. This course will led by Dr. Nilesh Shah and Kevin Roth, in-person in our Visitor Center (2955 Edge Hill Road). This course is $35 for members and $50 for non-members. You should plan to attend all sessions. Classroom dates- September 6^th, 8^th, 12^th, and October 20^th from 7:00 PM to 8:30 PM. Field session on September 17^th from 8:00 AM to 10:00 AM.

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Bring your children ages 2-5 to enjoy nature-based lessons, activities, and play using the Pennypack Preserve as a classroom.  Hike through meadows, skip over puddles and investigate wildlife. Nature Club, led by environmental educator Kevin Roth, is held on the second Thursday of each month. Pre-registration is required. Meet outside of our Visitor’s Center (2955 Edge Hill Road) 10 minutes before the program begins. Members are $5 per family; non-members $10 per family. Please note how many children will be with you in the registration.

Save the date for our Native Plant Sale! Fall is the perfect time to plant native wildflowers and perennials.  Fall-planted perennials bloom more profusely and develop larger blooms next season since their root systems have had time to grow while autumn temperatures are still warm. Pennypack’s horticulturalist and native plant gardeners will have a variety of plants for sale. Native plants are a low maintenance and dependable alternative to labor-intensive gardening because they’re well adapted to our region.

The Southeastern Montgomery County Chapter of Trout Unlimited holds its monthly meeting outside near the Trust’s Visitor Center on the second Tuesday of each month.  All are welcome!

The Pennypack Trust is a hotspot for migrating birds during fall migration. Join our Environmental Educator, Kevin Roth, as we search for migrating birds such as Magnolia Warblers and Northern Parulas, stopping by to rest and feed before they continue their journey. Free, but pre-registration is required.

The Southeastern Montgomery County Chapter of Trout Unlimited holds its monthly meeting outside near the Trust’s Visitor Center on the second Tuesday of each month.  All are welcome!

The Southeastern Montgomery County Chapter of Trout Unlimited holds its monthly meeting outside near the Trust’s Visitor Center on the second Tuesday of each month.  All are welcome!

The Southeastern Montgomery County Chapter of Trout Unlimited holds its monthly meeting outside near the Trust’s Visitor Center on the second Tuesday of each month.  All are welcome!