TO PARTICIPATE: 1. Download the iNaturalist App to your Smartphone or Android 2. Open the Woodlands Conservancy BioBlitz project page: https://www.inaturalist.org/projects/woodlands-conservancy-bioblitz 3. Click on the JOIN Button in the upper right of the project page so you can easily navigate back  to the project from your iNaturalist home page. 4. Visit Woodlands Trail as often […]

Please bring your own water bottle and snack. We will be working along the bird banding section of the Upland Trail. If you can, let us know if you plan to come to help us plan for tools and equipment.

You will receive all the supplies you need to create and take home your own Kokedama ball. You will end up with a Kokedama ball complete with seasonal decorations. Additional supplies will be available for purchase so that you can make additional Kokedama balls at home. These artful creations make the perfect holiday gift for […]

You will receive all the supplies you need to create and take home your own Kokedama ball. You will end up with a Kokedama ball complete with seasonal decorations. Additional supplies will be available for purchase so that you can make additional Kokedama balls at home. These artful creations make the perfect holiday gift for […]

Woodlands Conservancy’s 2022 Hike-A-Thon is an effort to raise funds and awareness for local land conservation.

This is your chance to get outside in nature alone or with your like-minded friends to give back to your community by walking, hiking and/or running a marathon, 26.2 miles, at your own pace in the month October.

Come Help us Kick-off the 2022 Hike-a-thon!

Join us in the woods for hiking, networking, food and fun nature activities for folks of all ages.

Bird Banding will occur on 08-OCT-2022 (Saturday) at the Delacroix Road banding location (NOLA). Be aware that if you come to our Delacroix Road station that it is at least a half-mile walk to get to the station and it is usually muddy, so mud boots are recommended. RSVP Please RSVP to < feralbiologist at gmail dot […]

Dr. Craig Hood, Loyola University, will conduct a presentation on the species of Bats that reside at Woodlands Preserve. He will review common myths about bats and share methods of identifying birds by sound in the forest. Costumes are encouraged!

Dr. Peter Yaukey will give a presentation on common birds that can be seen at Woodlands Preserve. He will also lead a hike through our preserve to spot and identify birds.

Join us for our Open House event on Saturday, November 12th! We will be at the preserve from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m., leading hikes to show all of the restoration projects we have been working on. Come out for hiking, community, and refreshments.

Tanya Sturman will give a presentation on mammals you might find in Woodlands Conservancy at the picnic tables in the meadow. She will also lead a short hike, during which, she will point out signs of mammal activity and teach to identify these traces.

Volunteers will clear weeds and bushes around newly planted saplings in our Restoration Area. Email volunteer@woodlandsconservancy.org for more information or to sign up.

Volunteers will clear weeds and bushes around newly planted saplings in our Restoration Area. Email volunteer@woodlandsconservancy.org for more information or to sign up.

Join us for a guided hike where we will learn about the communities of trees in Woodlands Preserve, followed by a special holiday tree planting lesson! Festive attire highly encouraged!