Winnie Palmer Nature Reserve Presents

The Spirit of the hummingbird Photo Exhibit
by Jim Jeffries
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June 2-July 31, 2022

Learning center barn hours

Tuesday - Friday
10 am - 4 pm
Closed on College Holidays and Breaks

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​Reserve grounds open dawn to dusk daily for visitors.

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BECOME A CITIZEN SCIENTIST

JOIN US in OUR spring observation challenge

OUR MISSION

We foster environmental stewardship through education, recreation, and conservation. ​

The reserve

our people

About Winnie

BEAUTIFUL BIRDS

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DISCOVER & LEARN

Experience nature in a new way

Spring forward with a wonderful read from our Little Free Seed + Book Library!

Our Radicle

FAIRY FOLK ALONG OUR TRAILS
#WPNRFairyFolk

Can You Find Them?

SPRING AT LAST!

Celebrate Earth day @home
Everyday

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TOP 10 THINGS YOU CAN DO THIS EARTH DAY

At WPNR we encourage you to #GetOutside and enjoy nature,
​so here are the Top 10 things you can do every day!

TOP 10 THINGS

“The world is mud-luscious and puddle-wonderful.”

E.E. Cummings

DISCOVER OUR PROGRAMS

Our programs offer families and children wonderful ways to become connected with nature.

EARLY CHILDHOOD

field trips

School age

summer camps

Adults

WE are the G.O.A.T.

Allegheny Goatscape is back in June and July!  Stay tuned......

Family spring activities
TOP 5

Spring for most is a time of renewal, and for nature and those that love nature – it is a time for intense observation and sensory overload.  The gray skies will turn to blue, the drab color of soil and dry leaves will give rise to green buds and leaflets.  The color of the rainbow will start to show its face in blossoms and other early ephemerals.

learn more

explore the seasons

There are so many ways to connect with nature all year-round.

TIME TO DISCOVER

VISIT OUR WAYSIDE EXHIBIT FOR
​a discover Card today!

Insects, birds, tracks, pond and more

LEARN WITH US

SPRING Wisdom

"You shall see wonders."

~ William Shakespeare