Nature Connections for Kids

679 Riverside Dr,New York NY 10031

12 February, 2022

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Look at patterns in nature, explore seeds, evergreens, bird feeders and much more with garden educator Thalia Flores-Perez. The Horticultural Society of New York presents: Nature Connections for KidsResearch has found that nature exposure and feeling connected to nature provides a feeling of well-being… so put on a coat and explore nature with us right here in Harlem at the Education Center. Led by our educator Thalia Flores-Perez, who regularly visited Riverbank Park as a kid, we will look at patterns in nature, start seeds, explore evergreens, build bird feeders, conduct science experiments and create land art that brings the outdoors in. Hablamos espanol There are just 12 spots per class - so register now! Please note, these classes are just for children ages 6 - 8. SafetyProof of at least one dose of a COVID-19 vaccine is required in order to participate in this class and all participants are required to wear a mask at all times. Questions:If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected] or at 917-902-3940. Our programs are made possible by the generous support of Burpee Foundation, City Parks Foundation (Green Relief Fund), Consolidated Edison of New York Incorporated, Catskill Watershed Corporation, Charles A. Frueauff Foundation, Cleveland Dodge Foundation, Farm Credit East, Hyde and Watson Foundation, Joseph & Laura Wortman Foundation, Tiger Baron Foundation, West Harlem Development Corporation, Hearst Foundation, as well as the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation, the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation: New York City Environmental Fund, the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs and the New York City Council, allocations from Council Member Mark Levine and Council Member Bill Perkins. The mission of the Horticultural Society of New York (The Hort) is to sustain the vital connection between people and plants. Our social service and public programs educate and inspire, growing a broad community that values horticulture for the many benefits it brings to our environment, our neighborhoods, and our lives.