Virtual Lunchtime Lecture: Fossils

This program will be held virtually via Microsoft Teams; it will NOT take place face-to-face in the park.

Have you ever gone on a fossil hunt? In this program, we will learn how fossils form and what types of fossils exist. We will also discuss what types of fossils we might find here in Pennsylvania and what the state might have looked like millions of years ago!

This is a virtual program with no in-person component. Participants must register in order to receive the link to the Microsoft Teams program. If you are new to Teams, please test the link to ensure you can access it properly. Special accommodations can be made if staff is notified prior to the event. Email littlebuffsp@pa.gov or call 717-567-9255 for questions or concerns. 

Lunchtime Lecture Series for March

March 1^st  – Maple Sugaring – History, Evaporating, & Economics of Syrup

March 3^rd  – Maple Sugaring - Choosing and Tapping a Tree

March 8^th –  Bluebird Trails

March 10^th – Wildlife Forensics

March 15^th – Spring Wildflowers & Folklore

March 17^th – American Woodcock

March 22^nd – Reptiles & Amphibians

March 24^th – Vernal Pools

March 29^th – Amphibians of PA

March 31^st – Turtles of PA

April 5^th – Snakes of PA

April 7^th – Fishes of PA

Additional Virtual Programs

Thursday March 4th @ 11:30am & 5:30pm - Maple Sugaring Morning / Evening Programs

Saturday March 13^th @ 2:30pm – Pa State Library & Little Buffalo presents Wildlife Forensics