This night time program offers a chance to see nocturnal wildlife in a unique way. After a brief orientation we will travel to spots in and around the park to “call in” a gray fox using night lights and an electronic game call. Other species possibly encountered will be deer, raccoons, owls, coyotes, and more.…
Are you interested in learning what to do after you have hunted a deer? This class is perfect for you! Kip Adams, is the National Deer Association’s Chief Conservation Office and will be doing a demonstration on how to process a deer for consumption. He will teach you how to cut the meat off the…
The popularity of the Middle Susquehanna Riverkeeper Association's HERYN (Helping Engage our River's Youth with Nature) kayaking and fishing program days and recent development of a Northern Tier Regional Director position has led to a new Northern Tier HERYN program opportunity to be held July 24 and 25 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Each day will…
The popularity of the Middle Susquehanna Riverkeeper Association's HERYN (Helping Engage our River's Youth with Nature) kayaking and fishing program days and recent development of a Northern Tier Regional Director position has led to a new Northern Tier HERYN program opportunity to be held July 24 and 25 from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Each day will…
Discover the effects, origin, identification and more for invasive species in PA including plants, insects, reptiles, etc.
With over a dozen tornados happening each year in PA, they are more prevalent than people realize. Learn about the differences between watches and warnings, learn what to do in the event of a tornado while outside, and the difference between twister and tornado.
Wilds Astronomy Club (PaWildsAstro.org) for an evening observing session in Hills Creek State Park. Observing will start at about 9:30 with some colorful stars and double stars. Once completely dark, the telescopes will move to objects highlighting the midsummer sky, including clusters and nebulas. In the event of clouds, a demonstration of night vision equipment will be substituted.…
Firefly, lightening bug, or glow bug - whatever you may call them, stop by the nature center to learn about the science behind these summer spectacles! Learn why and how fireflies flash, their habitat requirements and what you can do to help protect Pennsylvania’s state insect. The program will conclude with a firefly watch in…
Come on a quick hike to see an active beaver hut and learn about the beaver! The hike is less than .5 miles. We will meet at the 2nd car parking area by the group tenting site at 7pm.
A family tradition. Medallions awarded in the following categories: largest perch, largest bluegill, largest bass, largest crappie, largest stringer of game fish by weight (for 1 angler’s legal limit of gamefish for the day). A 1 oz. bonus for game fish that are caught and released. All fish must be caught by legal means. This…
Join us on the Mid State Trail Thurs-Sun, June 13-16, this time in the Tioga Region! Here, the footpath meanders from deep woods to old cow pastures and back and forth again and again. Highlights include the "Stairway to the Stars", Stony Creek, Sand Run Falls, sweeping pastoral views, coal mine and ghost town remnants,…
Saturday Morning Birding Walks at Hills Creek State Park begin on Saturdays in April and May All 8:00 A.M. - 10:00 A.M. Meet at the Hills Creek State Park Office prior to 8am and leave promptly. Usually attendees drive to a nearby starting location in the park. Members of the Tiadaghton Audubon Society will lead…