Every place you visit and love becomes a part of you. You might say that those places go home with us. They become, as Bernheim’s Education Director Whitney Wurzel likes to say, part of our hearts’ geography. Loved places shape the way we see the world. They add focus and heighten awareness to our own […]
Awakening the Writer Within: Women Writers Retreat
Let’s spark your creative writing fire this winter. Whether you are a beginner or you’ve been at it awhile, a cozy cabin in the woods, a comfy chair and hot tea, and the peace and quiet of nature will help you to get inspired. Join us for Awakening the Writer Within: Women Writers Retreat […]
Climb Bernheim’s Historical Fire Tower & Admire Fall’s Beauty
There is no better time of year to experience Bernheim from atop our oldest structure, the historic fire tower. Throughout the fall, visitors are invited to climb 961 feet up the flights of stairs for one of the best views of the fall foliage in the state. Led by a volunteer naturalist during select hours, […]
Bernheim Pollinators: The Yucca Moth
As children, it’s the little things that we often notice: the ants parading through a jungle of grasses, a caterpillar munching on a leaf or a spider waiting for her dinner. Taking delight in the small details of nature can illuminate the remarkable inter-connectiveness of life and bring a bigger picture into focus. Even as […]
Bernheim Pollinators: The Blue Orchard Mason Bee
If you stand still for a moment in a garden or any place graced by a variety of flowering plants, you will likely be surrounded by the great hum of life. Stop and enjoy. If you are patient and observant, you may encounter not only our domestic honey bees, but also many native pollinators, including […]
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