Join Mike Porter where you will be shown the “art” of wreath-making and build and decorate one for your home. Made of fresh-cut greens of pine and hopefully fir, these wreaths will remain fresh and viable for up to 2 months on your door. We will be outdoors, so dressContinue Reading
Turning maple sap into syrup is an age-old tradition in the Catskills, dating back hundreds of years. As winter sets in, many Catskill residents know that maple season is on its way and have already stocked their woodpiles for a season of boiling. Today, the Catskill Region sits right inContinue Reading
Many properties in the Catskills have an apple tree or two, planted by a farmer years ago or growing wild. Most of them have been neglected or never pruned at all. Or, maybe your property has a younger tree you'd like to set up for success. A well-developed structure enhancesContinue Reading
The concept of "wilderness" has changed throughout history, and can influence the way we relate to the natural world. Zane Lawyer, CFA Education Arborist, will give a talk on the evolving meaning of wilderness and its significance for the future of the Catskill region. Following the presentation, a wide-ranging openContinue Reading
“So, there I was...,” or a similar phrase is often the opening line of any good hunting or fishing story. As any Catskill hunter knows, our region is abundant with wild game offerings such as deer, bear, rabbit, wild turkey, trout, and more. The health of these wildlife populations areContinue Reading