Special Events
Winter Lecture Series
Shake off the winter doldrums by joining us for our annual Winter Lecture Series.
This popular series features presentations by fascinating speakers every Sunday afternoon from 2-3p.m. in January and February.
Knowledgeable lecturers address a wide range of topics related to natural history, biodiversity, ecological gardening, native plants, native wildlife and other related topics.
All lectures are held in the Auditorium in the Preserve’s Visitor Center. For more information, please call (215) 862-2924. Join us for an energizing and enlightening experience!
2012 Winter Lecture Series Schedule:
January 8: Bucks County Vernal Pools, John H. Heilferty
January 15: Water Birds of Pennsylvania, Delaware and New Jersey, Howard B. Eskin, Ph.D.
January 22: Creating a Woodland Garden, Eva Monheim
January 29: Monarch Butterflies & Their Miraculous Migration, Mark S. Garland
February 5: Stormwater Management for Homeowners, Mary Ellen Noonan
February 12: Native Bees in a Changing World, Ignasi Bartomeus Ph.D.
February 19: Ecological Meanderings & Biodiversity of the Hamilton – Trenton – Bordentown Marsh, Mary Leck, Ph.D.
February 26: Niche Species and Their Special Sites, Anne Brennan
For presentation descriptions, check the Calendar of Events
Winter Lecture Series Ticket Prices:
Members and fulltime students: $8 per lecture*
Non-members: $12 per lecture*
* Special January 8 lecture FREE, compliments of Bowman’s Hill Wildflower Preserve.
Educational program fees include admission to the Preserve. We accept and encourage pre-registration: call (215) 862-2924. Walk-ins welcome as space permits.
Special offer: Purchase a book of tickets for all 8 lectures and save 20%!
Members and fulltime students: $45 (full price: $56)
Non-members: $67 (full price: $84)
BHWP offers a special price to anyone who buys a book of tickets for the complete series of eight lectures. This is a great way to save money and support the Preserve’s educational mission. Each ticket entitles the holder to one admission per lecture. Ticket books may be purchased in advance by calling the Preserve at (215) 862-2924, or they may be purchased at the door.
Seating for all lectures is general admission, so please arrive early to get the seat of your choice.
