Dyken Pond Environmental Education Center
On the Rensselaer Plateau
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Dyking Pond from Grafton
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Woolly Bear Caterpillars: Fact or Legend?
November Find it in the Forest
Wild Cranberries
October Find it in the Forest
Why Leaves Turn Colors in Fall
Help Protect the Monarch Butterfly
Find it in the Forest September
August Find it in the Forest
The One-Eyed Newt
July Find it in the Forest
Pitcher Plants
Using Technology to Get Closer to Nature
Chipmunks Running Amuck
June Find it in the Forest
What Does NOT Belong in the Forest Scavenger Hunt
The Jack-in-the-Pulpit Game
Wood frog, Toad or Salamander Eggs?
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