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

Join us as we explore the fascinating creatures that live in vernal pools! Vernal pools, also sometimes called ephemeral pools or ponds, are temporary bodies of water created from the melting of snow and ice in the spring. They dry up at some point in the summer or fall, preventing fish and fully aquatic animals from using them. This makes them a crucial breeding ground for some species of amphibians and insects.

Registration is required to receive the link to the Microsoft Teams program. When you receive an email confirmation, please click on the link in the confirmation to make sure it opens properly prior to the program. Call or email us if you have difficulties registering.

Little Buffalo State Park Office - 717-567-9255

Littlebuffsp@pa.gov

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