In a busy year of events and excitement, Highlands Biological Foundation celebrates education, research, arrivals, and the wild things that share the Plateau.
The glories of our natural heritage come into focus with the 2024 Zahner Lecture Season, with presentations throughout this month, all the way to August 15.
The glories of our natural heritage come into focus with the 2024 Zahner Lecture Season, June 13 through August 15.
Wondering where the Wild Things are? Try Highlands Nature Center – 265 North 6th Street.
Families are invited to join in the season of new life and new understanding with Highlands Biological Foundation’s Eco-Explorations. Register at highlandsbiological.org.
This author and her fellow researchers will present their findings to the public at the Highlands Nature Center on December 14 at 10:00 A.M.
Highlands Nature Center is offering up-close encounters for leaf lookers and fall fanatics, Fridays and Saturdays throughout the month.
Wondering where the Wild Things are? Look no further than the Highlands Nature Center, 930 Horse Cove Road, your guide to all things Wooly and Winged and Willowy.
Join the Highlands Nature Center to explore what birds have arrived in Highlands.
One of the Nature Center’s most popular offerings is their annual summer camps for children ages 4 to 12 years old.
Do you like to draw or are you inspired by what you see in nature? If so please come to the first meet up for the Nature Center’s Drawing Club!
Have you always wanted to try bird watching? Or would you like tips for improving your bird identification skills?
Join us for this program on Friday, March 21 at 2 p.m. in the library meeting room where Julie Thomson, Education Specialist at Highlands Nature Center, will teach you birding techniques and tips. All ages are welcome.
Eyes to the skies! Birders of all skill levels are welcome to join us as we take an easy walk around the garden to find our feathered friends.
Did you know that our Nature Center is an ecoExplore Hot Spot?
This is the first of a new series of ecoExplore programs that we’ll offer throughout the year for children in grades K-8 and their families!
Eyes to the skies! Birders of all skill levels are welcome to join us as we take an easy walk around the garden to find our feathered friends.
Have you always wanted to try bird watching? Or would you like tips for improving your bird identification skills?
Join us for this program where Julie Thomson, Education Specialist at the Highlands Nature Center, will teach you birding techniques and tips. She’ll also share details about how to participate in the Great Backyard Bird Count (February 14–17, 2025).
Eyes to the skies! Birders of all skill levels are welcome to join in and take an easy walk around Highlands Biological Station’s campus to find our feathered friends. Weather dependent. Meet at Lower Lake Road.
Weather dependent.
Please bring a flashlight for this adventure. Weather dependent.
Spaces are limited, so we encourage early registration to secure your spot at this exciting event.
