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by ravi | Jul 10, 2026
Feel the lift under your wings as we explore the amazing phenomenon of Hawk Migration in Western North Carolina. Would you believe that we have up to 14 species of Raptors that pass through our area during the months of September through November? Learn where they go,...
by ravi | Jul 10, 2026
Gardeners are becoming increasingly committed to learning about climate change — both how it will affect them and what they can do in response. Starting with a basic outline of climate change and the naturally occurring ecoregions in the Southeast, the book goes on to...
by ravi | Jul 10, 2026
Many trees in Western North Carolina combine to create a spectacular foliage color show during the autumn months. This online class covers the biology of what causes seasonal color change and the basics of identifying trees by their leaves, bark, fruit and other...
by ravi | Jul 10, 2026
Let’s enjoy a quiet, mindful stroll through the woods together. A silent hike takes us to scenic treasures on the arboretum property where we will do a restorative qigong practice. Qigong is a series of simple movements that supports the body’s natural healing...
by ravi | Jul 10, 2026
The Mountain Paper Birch, Betula cordifolia, is the rarest tree native to the Southern Appalachian Mountains. A remnant of the ice age, it is found only on the upper slopes of our highest mountain peaks, where its distribution is restricted to recently cleared areas...
by ravi | Jul 10, 2026
Gardens have been associated throughout history with restoration and healing. This class examines their role in health and wellness, and will cover current research on positive impacts. Students will learn the essentials for creating a successful therapeutic garden...
