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It's the perfect time to experience authentic maple sugaring at the Nature Center! You can participate in this beloved tradition by signing up your family and small groups for a personalized Maple Sugaring program through our Back to Nature Series. Travel back in time to learn about the origins of maple sugar production and you'll even get to sample some of our own freshly harvested syrup. Visit the link in our bio to register online!

Happy Women's History Month! Throughout March, we will be highlighting some incredible women in the world of science, conservation and sustainability. Today we are featuring Kenyan engineer and entrepreneur, Nzambi Matee. Matee has recently made news for developing bricks made out of recycled plastic waste. These bricks are cited as being stronger than concrete and address the issue of commercial plastic waste in Nairobi. To learn more about Matee and her company, Gjenge Makers, visit the link in our bio!

Now's your chance to take advantage of the latest compost bin and rain barrel sale! Greenburgh Nature Center is happy to once again partner with Westchester County to bring you big discounts on products that will make living sustainably a little bit easier! Whether you're new to composting or looking to upgrade your current set-up, now's the timet to order. Order now and pick up right here at the Nature Center.

Today, we highlight George Washington Carver. He is best known for developing the method of crop rotation and using peanuts to produce new products. Carver is also remembered as the first African American to receive a Bachelor of Science Degree. He once said "Education is the key to unlock the golden door to freedom," which rings true to this day. Learn more about George Washington Carver's life at the link in our bio.

Don't let the snow outside fool you—spring will be here before you know it! Register your little explorers (entering K-2nd) for our spring Naturalist School so your child can experience the magical qualities of nature this spring. Visit the link in our bio now to register online!

Today, we highlight Dr. Robert Bullard. Dr. Bullard is an advocate and author who has been dubbed the "Father of environmental justice." A trailblazer in the world of climate justice, Dr. Bullard educates on reducing environmental, health, economic and racial disparitiesand is currently a Distinguished Professor at Texas Southern University. To read more about Dr. Bullard and his work, follow the link in bio for this post.

Community Solar—Good for you, the planet & the Greenburgh Nature Center! Community Solar saves you up to 10% on your electricity, provides access to renewable energy and Greenburgh Nature Center receives a contribution for each enrollment (enter GNC in the promo code box). Visit the link in our bio to learn more and enroll! ♻️

Will you be their Valentine? You can sponsor your favorite Nature Center animal to provide for their care, habitat and enrichment! Show our animals some love this Valentine's Day by becoming a part of the Bee-friend an Animal program. Contribute monthly, or as a one time gift and you'll receive a certificate of sponsorship along with a special package of goodies. Visit the link in our bio to sponsor an animal today.

Attention neighbors! Did you know that you can make a positive environmental impact, access solar renewable energy and save up to 10% on your electricity bill without the need for solar panels on your home? The solution is Sustainable Westchester's Community Solar. Sign up for an upcoming Zoom information session to learn more about this opportunity - link in bio to register!

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During Manor House closure, please email Megan Bryant at mbryant@greenburghnaturecenter.org, or call us at (914) 723-3470 and we will get back to you as soon as we can.

Notice

Current NYS guidelines state that no more than 10 people may gather for any non-essential group—this includes both indoor AND outdoor gatherings. As such, we have adjusted our Back to Nature and Naturalist School programs accordingly. At this time, Greenburgh Nature Center advises all visitors to adhere to these guidelines in order to keep our community safe!