Join us for our third season of Force of Nature Hikes! Romy Toussaint will be leading you through FoHVOS preserve trails while doing light yoga. Event is Open to the whole family!
Training
Topic: Invasive Species Talk
RSVP (required) to info@fohvos.org
Immerse yourself in nature for the ultimate Happy Hour of simple and fun movements, yoga and meditation at the Bear Tavern Outdoor Learning Area. Guided by Romy Toussaint, the Energy Queen.
Registration required
Email lhorvath@fohvos.org to register for a hike with your four-legged friends in beautiful Fiddler's Creek Reserve!
Tabling event
Join us for our third season of Force of Nature Hikes! Romy Toussaint will be leading you through FoHVOS preserve trails while doing light yoga. Event is Open to the whole family!
Tabling Event
RSVP: info@fohvos.org
Join us for our third season of Force of Nature Hikes! Romy Toussaint will be leading you through FoHVOS preserve trails while doing light yoga. Event is Open to the whole family!
Join us Sunday, July 14 at Thompson Preserve to walk through the restored meadow and count flying beauties! To register, please email bcraighead@fohvos.org
Topic: Stewardship Including Deer and Invasive Species
Event Is Full
Tabling event / presentation
RSVP (required) to info@fohvos.org
Tabling event
RSVP (required) to info@fohvos.org
Presentation
Topic: Invasive Species Talk
RSVP (required) to info@fohvos.org
Join FoHVOS for the Community Conservation Annual Gala
September 28th, 2019
Celebrating conservation achievements in the Hopewell Valley community
Join the Strike Team for a special Invasive Potluck!7015|https://www.fohvos.info/wp-content/uploads/2019/09/img6-1024x768.jpg|large You're invited to the Eat the Invasives Potluck Frelinghuysen Arboretum Thursday, October 3 6 - 9 PM Join us for a potluck featuring invasive species & local cuisine. Free & family-friendly. Water and tea, plates, and utensils provided. Invasive-centric dishes are encouraged, but feel...
Presentation
Topic: Invasive Species Talk
RSVP (required) to info@fohvos.org
Presentation
RSVP (required) to info@fohvos.org
Join FoHVOS Saturday, October 19, 2019, for Clean Communities Day
Is your group looking for a meaningful way to raise extra money? Or, are you looking to give back to the community? Any youth, religious, school or civic organization, or individual, may participate. Email bcraighead@fohvos.org for more information.
Once again -- FoHVOS, RomYoga & Mercer County Parks partner for #optoutside on Black Friday, November 29th! Hike with us at Baldpate Mountain at 10am. Choose your hike distance up to 5 miles! Treats will be provided by FoHVOS. This event is FREE! But please register so we have enough goodies. *Please park at the...
This December, the National Audubon Society is organizing its 120th Christmas Bird Count. This is when volunteers conduct bird counts all across the country. These counts take place from Saturday, December 14, 2019 to Sunday, January 5, 2020. Each count occurs within a 15 mile wide diameter circle. The nearest one to us is the...
Please join us at the Art Sparks studio as each participant creates a mixed media bird portrait on wood panel. We will paint, draw and collage as we are inspired by the the colors, shapes and variety of birds, as well as by the work of artist Pete Cromer.
Join FoHVOS for a short indoor presentation on winter birds, then we will go outside to look and listen for any birds. We will focus on ID through song, no binoculars are necessary, but bring them if you have them. This is an introduction on bird ID, geared towards families and kids. Please dress for...
Join us in restoring the pollinator population by building your own bee house! Materials will all be up-cycled thanks to Wildflowers Inn Restaurant for donating their used straws. Recommended for children 5 and up. Must be accompanied by an adult. Suggested donation $20 for child/adult pairing (or add a second child for an additional fee)(limited to...
Please join Friends of Hopewell Valley Open Space on Sunday, February 16 at 9AM for the Great Backyard Bird Count at the Thompson Preserve on Route 654. We will be helping to count birds to take a real time snapshot of birds in our area. Our list will help researchers learn about how birds are doing, if populations are changing or remaining stable. We will walk the trail and count what we see and hear. The list will then be submitted to eBird, a website dedicated to birds.
Register Here! Transform your property into a garden that is beautiful, supports our pollinators, provides habitat, and requires less maintenance by using perennial native flowers, bushes, ground covers, and trees. Turn lawns from monocultures into lovely rich gardens with a diversity of bloom throughout the growing season. It is the vast and quickly diminishing community...
