Explore our hands-on exhibit room — climb into a bald eagle’s nest, beaver lodge, bat cave, and more!

No registration required.

$3 per person

Holland Highlands is a unique preserve with a diversity of features- old forest, meadow, scenic views, and a pond. There are two goals at this preserve before spring: to work on the recently re-routed red trail, and to prevent algae growth in the pond. Trail maintenance will include all sizes of jobs, from log removal to shrub trimming to plant pulling. We’ll be using barley hay in the pond to reduce the amount of algae growth this season.

NOTE ON PARKING: The linked parking Lot is 0.25 miles from the project site! There is limited parking at the project site- contact Sarah if you would like to park at the site.

$45/person  

Warm up your March with some Cajun-inspired favorites from the classics to fresh, modern twists – all in the spirit of Southern cooking.

Join us on March 11 at 7:30 PM via Zoom as Robert N. Fanelli presents “Lydia Darragh, A Heroine of the American Revolution.” Who is Lydia Darragh? She is famed for eavesdropping on British General William Howe’s staff as they planned a surprise attack, then sneaking through the lines to give warning to American soldiers. Her actions are said to have saved George Washington’s army from a devastating ambush as it lay starving and freezing on the barren hills of Whitemarsh at the end of 1777. But did the secret she brought to the Patriots really prevent their defeat? Why would a professed pacifist choose to risk her life by intervening in military affairs? Who was the mysterious intelligence officer she met between the lines? Was her story even true?

Lydia’s Tale: The Mystery of Lydia Darragh, Irish Quaker, Patriot Spy authored by Fanelli uncovers a myriad of previously unknown records, knitting together for the first time the life and experiences of this remarkable heroine of the American Revolution who lived in the heart of Philadelphia. Behind her story, we find an assertive woman who took an active hand in the affairs of her family and her community.

Speaker Bio:
Robert N. Fanelli is Secretary of the Washington Crossing American Revolution Round Table and a frequent contributor to the Journal of the American Revolution. He serves as a Trustee of the Swan Historical Foundation, which owns an excellent collection of Revolutionary War artifacts on display at the Washington Crossing State Park Museum in Titusville, New Jersey. He is particularly interested in Pennsylvania’s role in the American Revolution, and has lived most of his life in southeastern Pennsylvania, along the flanks of Edge Hill, the site of an encounter between the American and British armies on December 7, 1777.

Free Registration: https://shorturl.at/0dKuk

About DRGP
The Delaware River Greenway Partnership (DRGP) sponsors lectures about different aspects of the Delaware River's cultural, recreational, and natural heritage. An environmental nonprofit, DRGP supports the Delaware River Scenic Byway, the Lower Delaware Wild & Scenic River, the Delaware River Water Trail, and the Delaware River Heritage Trail.

To view previous Heritage Lectures, visit https://www.youtube.com/@delawarerivergp.

If you enjoy our Heritage Lectures, please donate https://delawarerivergreenwaypartnership.org/index.php/donate.

We extend our sincere gratitude to the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources for their financial support of the 2026 Heritage Lectures.

$3/person

Explore our hands-on exhibit room – climb to a bald eagle’s nest, beaver lodge, bat cave, and more!

$15/person

Join our staff on a sweet hike to the Two Saps Sugar Shack, where you’ll learn how to turn sap into maple syrup. The adventure ends with a fresh, hot pancake breakfast!

$5/person

Learn how animals adapt to overcome the adversity of winter.

$5/person

Embrace the cold and overcome the adversity of winter by learning skills to build a shelter, start a fire, and more.

$10/person

Explore the power of plants with The Botanical Hiker, Heather Houskeeper. Learn what wild ingredients make for the best teas, how to identify those plants, and what their health benefits are. This event was made possible with generous support from The PPL Foundation.

$10/person

Explore local waterfalls transformed by winter weather with our staff.

Transportation spaces are limited.

$5/person

Join our staff for a short hike under January’s Wolf Moon.

$3/person

Explore our hands-on exhibit room – climb to a bald eagle’s nest, beaver lodge, bat cave, and more!

When our laws and policies work for us, our communities win. Nonprofits have a close-up view of community needs and can and should take advantage of their right to influence law and policy. After this workshop, you will have a clear understanding of what advocacy activities your 501(c)(3) can engage in, what communications count as lobbying, and how to maximize your non-lobbying advocacy.  

Participants will learn:

How federal tax law permits lobbying for charities and how lobbying is defined;  

One easy step most charities can take to maximize the amount they’re allowed to spend on lobbying;  

Yearly lobbying limits for charities;  

Tips for taking advantage of the narrow definitions of lobbying – which will help charities make the most of their lobbying limit; and  

How to apply these rules to ballot measure activities. 

Register here

$5/person

Learn how animals adapt to overcome the adversity of winter.

$5/person

Join our staff for a short hike under January’s Wolf Moon.

$3/person

Explore our hands-on exhibit room – climb to a bald eagle’s nest, beaver

lodge, bat cave, and more!

$5 per person
Learn how different plants and animals survive the winter. Join us on a hike and experience PEEC in the wintertime. All ages welcome. Please call to register.

$3 per person
Climb into a bald eagle’s nest, crawl into a bat cave, explore a beaver lodge, and dig in a fossil pit! Explore this indoor discovery room and enjoy hands-on exhibits on natural history, sustainability and the local environment. No registration required.

$8 per child
Put on your lab coats and prepare to conduct some crazy experiments! You’ll get to create your very own slime, oobleck, and attempt to launch a rocket into space. Please call to register.

$25 per Wreath
Get in the holiday spirit with PEEC! Join us to create your own holiday decorations using natural materials! We’ll provide evergreen boughs and materials for you to make your own wreaths and decor. Call to Register.

$5 per person

Learn the basics of camping, and how to prepare for a trip! We will go over how to plan and pack for a camping trip, how to set up a tent, and more! Space is limited – call early. Please call to register.

$5 per person

A pleasant fall evening is the perfect time to head outside. Take a walk in the woods to listen for owls, look at stars, and enjoy the music of the night. Enjoy fun activities that test your night vision. We recommend bringing a flashlight! Please call to register.

$5 per person

Learn how to use a map & compass on our orienteering course. We’ll show you the basics before you try to find all the points. Space is limited – call early to register.

$3 per person

Climb into a bald eagle’s nest, crawl into a bat cave, explore a beaver lodge, and dig in a fossil pit! Explore this indoor discovery room and enjoy hands-on exhibits on natural history, sustainability and the local environment. No registration required.

$5 per person

Spend the afternoon watching our feeders and putting together your own unique and custom bird feeder from a variety of recycled materials. We’ll provide everything you need, but you are welcome to bring your own supplies. Please call to register.

$5 per person

Animals leave behind clues that give us glimpses into their lives. Explore our natural areas for tracks, trails, scat, territory marks, chew marks, and other signs animals leave as they travel through the fields and forests of the Poconos. Please call to register.