White Pine Event & Program Calendar

York White Pine Nature Club at Coastal Ridge Elementary School

Join us for an Afternoon of Exploration with White Pine Programs! Your child(ren) will learn about themselves, each other, and nature through engaging nature-based learning opportunities that explore “Wild Play,” naturalist & bushcraft skills, environmental stewardship, and nature-connection through a restorative lens.

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Program Summary

Ways of the Wild (aka/WoW) is a full-day, all outdoor program for children ages 7-14 designed to support their growth and development through immersion in nature. While the curricular focus includes wilderness survival skills, naturalist knowledge and self-care, the days are centered on learning about what it means to be honest, compassionate, respectful and responsible humans.  Mentors set clear conduct expectations and support the development of positive interpersonal relationships between individuals, within small groups and among the larger WoW community.

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We are so excited to partner with the Kittery Land Trust to offer monthly guided bird walks. These sessions are a wonderful way to learn more about the birds here on the Seacoast.

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 Portsmouth White Pine Nature Club at Dondaro

Join us for an Afternoon of Exploration with White Pine Programs! Your child(ren) will learn about themselves, each other, and nature through engaging nature-based learning opportunities that explore “Wild Play,” naturalist & bushcraft skills, environmental stewardship, and nature-connection through a restorative lens.

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For Kids ages 7-14
Look forward to fun and challenging times in wild places with Southeast Land Trust of NH. Each Saturday will be a little different, based on weather, seasonal change and group interests. Participants of Fire & Water will have the chance to play games, explore the vast landscape and trail system at Burley Farms, and gain new naturalist skills. Learning and experimenting under the supervision of experienced, caring mentors allows for children to grow their confidence, something they will take with them long beyond the days of Fire + Water.

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Fuller Forest is one of York Land Trusts newest properties. These 220 acres have a lot to offer. We will hike the new trails, and offer techniques on how to explore a new forest.

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This is a Free event, but registration is required

York White Pine Nature Club at Coastal Ridge Elementary School

Join us for an Afternoon of Exploration with White Pine Programs! Your child(ren) will learn about themselves, each other, and nature through engaging nature-based learning opportunities that explore “Wild Play,” naturalist & bushcraft skills, environmental stewardship, and nature-connection through a restorative lens.

For More Information and to Register Click Here

Program Summary

Ways of the Wild (aka/WoW) is a full-day, all outdoor program for children ages 7-14 designed to support their growth and development through immersion in nature. While the curricular focus includes wilderness survival skills, naturalist knowledge and self-care, the days are centered on learning about what it means to be honest, compassionate, respectful and responsible humans.  Mentors set clear conduct expectations and support the development of positive interpersonal relationships between individuals, within small groups and among the larger WoW community.

For More Info Click Here

 Portsmouth White Pine Nature Club at Dondaro

Join us for an Afternoon of Exploration with White Pine Programs! Your child(ren) will learn about themselves, each other, and nature through engaging nature-based learning opportunities that explore “Wild Play,” naturalist & bushcraft skills, environmental stewardship, and nature-connection through a restorative lens.

For More Information and to Register Click Here

Program Summary

Tonight's Topic is Friction Fire

Naturalist Nights are a great way to connect with other members of our community who share the love of the outdoors. Designed for teens and adults, these monthly events feature a specific topic. A White Pine Lead Educator will provide an overview of the topic, then provide an opportunity for group collaboration, study, research, hands-on exploration and more.

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Ever wondered who left tracks in your yard after the first snowfall of the year? Like to get to know more about the wildlife neighbors in your area?  The Tracking Club is a monthly gathering of adults and interested teens who are curious about nature and have a desire to connect and learn with others about wildlife.  Each month we’ll visit a different, rich ecosystem to connect with the wildlife by interpreting their tracks, trails and signs. All are welcome – beginners to more experienced trackers, naturalists and people who enjoy being in nature.

• Get to know unique and varied ecosystems and the wildlife they support 
• Develop skills and confidence using resources to help with identification
• Practice techniques of observation and questioning to increase your tracking skills
• Connect with others who share your interest in being more aware in nature

We will meet from 9:00am-12:00pm. Locations and topics will vary – see below for more information.  Pre-registration is required.  With consideration of COVID-19, we are limiting enrollment each month to 14 participants.  Program costs are based on a sliding fee scale.

To register: White Pine Programs (neoncrm.com)

To find out more: Wildlife Tracking Club - White Pine Programs

York White Pine Nature Club at Coastal Ridge Elementary School

Join us for an Afternoon of Exploration with White Pine Programs! Your child(ren) will learn about themselves, each other, and nature through engaging nature-based learning opportunities that explore “Wild Play,” naturalist & bushcraft skills, environmental stewardship, and nature-connection through a restorative lens.

For More Information and to Register Click Here

Program Summary

Ways of the Wild (aka/WoW) is a full-day, all outdoor program for children ages 7-14 designed to support their growth and development through immersion in nature. While the curricular focus includes wilderness survival skills, naturalist knowledge and self-care, the days are centered on learning about what it means to be honest, compassionate, respectful and responsible humans.  Mentors set clear conduct expectations and support the development of positive interpersonal relationships between individuals, within small groups and among the larger WoW community.

For More Info Click Here

 Portsmouth White Pine Nature Club at Dondaro

Join us for an Afternoon of Exploration with White Pine Programs! Your child(ren) will learn about themselves, each other, and nature through engaging nature-based learning opportunities that explore “Wild Play,” naturalist & bushcraft skills, environmental stewardship, and nature-connection through a restorative lens.

For More Information and to Register Click Here

Are you curious about the natural world? Have you been meaning to learn some practical bushcraft skills? White Pine Workshops are a new opportunity for adults to dive deep with our team of naturalists and bushcraft specialists into one or more topics of interest. 

November 20, 2021
Track & Sign Workshop
Sandy Point State Reservation  Plum Island, MA

Our day will be exploring what tracks, trails and signs were left by our natural neighbors. Sandy Point is a beautiful area that can have diverse migrating species, as well as some year round resident species  

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York White Pine Nature Club at Coastal Ridge Elementary School

Join us for an Afternoon of Exploration with White Pine Programs! Your child(ren) will learn about themselves, each other, and nature through engaging nature-based learning opportunities that explore “Wild Play,” naturalist & bushcraft skills, environmental stewardship, and nature-connection through a restorative lens.

For More Information and to Register Click Here