Join us for a special field trip (not announced in the newsletter) to the Cumberland Co., NJ Winter Eagle Festival.
It was a great time last year and we added it as an extra trip for February 2010.
See the Field Trips tab above for details.
Join us for a special field trip (not announced in the newsletter) to the Cumberland Co., NJ Winter Eagle Festival.
It was a great time last year and we added it as an extra trip for February 2010.
See the Field Trips tab above for details.
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BODY WORLDS 2 — the return of a fascinating exhibit with new and updated figures and poses.
We will be attending this exhibit at The Franklin Institute on Thursday, Jan. 7 at 5 pm.
See the Field Trips tab above.
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Join us for a viewing of AUSTRALIA at our next meeting. “AUSTRALIA: Land Beyond Time takes viewers on a breathtaking journey back in time to witness the birth of evolution on a mysterious land that harbors remnants of Earth’s earliest life and many of its strangest creatures that exist nowhere else on the planet.”
For details click on the Meeting tab above.
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COME CELEBRATE
We will be holding a Anniversary Dinner Party and Fund Raiser for the Humboldt Society on Sunday October 18, 2009 from 12 Noon to 3 PM at Ruby’s Buffet at 1100 S. Columbus Boulevard, Philadelphia 19147. ( It’s in a shopping center at the intersection of Columbus Blvd. and Washington Ave., and since there’s a parking lot you can park right in front of the restaurant).
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West River Drive, Fairmount Park, Philadelphia
It’s time again for one of our favorite meetings and programs! Please join us as we celebrate Alexander von Humboldt’s 240th birthday. He was born on September 14, 1769 and we will honor him with cake and a show and tell program. Come and share items and experiences that reflect your interest in natural history and the environment. See the Meetings tab above for details.
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ALSO PLAN TO ATTEND OUR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
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The Natural Lands Trust has 10,000 acres of land under protection in the Unami Valley of Bucks and Montgomery Counties. This is beautiful land with some older second-growth forests and well-developed flora/fauna diversity.
Join us for an enjoyable walk on the Natural Lands Trust Fulshaw Craeg Preserve Sunday, August 30 as we examine meadows, forests, stream banks, and a diabase boulder field with ‘ringing’ rocks.
For details click on the Field Trips tab above.
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ALSO PLAN TO ATTEND OUR ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
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Join us August 13 for a look at how Italy’s environment has shaped its cuisine. For details click the Meetings tab above.
COME CELEBRATE
We will be holding a fund raiser anniversary dinner party for the Humboldt Society on Sunday October 18, 2009 from 12 Noon to 3 PM at Ruby’s Buffet at 1100 S. Columbus Boulevard (Philadelphia). Details to follow. Please mark you calendar. We’ll have food, drinks, historical images, silent auction, a brief program and much more. Tickets available. Bring a friend.
For more information, contact: Stephen Maciejewski # 215.985.1456.
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Arboretum Home - Ambler Campus, Temple University
The Landscape Arboretum of Temple University Ambler is an accessible, historic, public garden within a respected institution of higher education.…
Landscape Architecture & Horticulture
Now known as The Landscape Arboretum of Temple University Ambler, it continues to … Ambler Campus Main Campus Philadelphia Campus Tyler School of Art …
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Get green – or in this case a rich organic brown. Our June 11 meeting will be a video presentation on composting. The season is right to get your composting bin set up for garden and lawn debris. Check out the Meetings tab above for more details.
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Please join us on our June 13 trip to Washington, D.C. and the National Zoo. We plan to leave Philadelphia at 8:00 am. For full details check out the Field Trips tab above.
You must rsvp for this trip so that we can arrange adequate transportation.
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