Celebrate the Fall Equinox at the Discovery Center on Saturday, September 26 at 10 am by using your nature journals to identify, explore, and sketch the native perennial flowers that provide food and habitat to countless insects, birds, and other wildlife here at the Discovery Center. Turn your observations into action to support healthy habitats by saving and storing their seeds for future planting. No artistic experience is required.

Journals will be provided, but participants are encouraged to bring their own. 

As the leaves at the Discovery Center reach their peak fall colors, join Audubon Mid-Atlantic and PA Master Watershed Stewards to appreciate all of the food, shelter, and resources these trees provide to countless people, birds, insects, and other wildlife.

Using interactive games and tools to investigate the dazzling leaves, participants will identify the most common trees on site, and further increase habitat health by planting a new tree along our nature trail.

To daylight a creek or stream is to open it back up--to unbury what was once buried, and make it visible again.

You are invited to join Philadelphia artists and writers for a night of readings, exhibits, and performances that make our city's climate realities visible and envision better climate futures. Sponsored by the Discovery Center, Audubon Mid-Atlantic, Blue Stoop, and Buried Creek Collective, a new initiative to educate writers about our changing environment and foster creative climate resilience.

Please join us for food and hot beverages as we toast to the conclusion of Buried Creek Collective's inaugural Climate Change for Writers Program.

Register here

To learn more, reach out to buriedcreekcollective@gmail.com