Young Adventurers Arise!
Families are invited to join in the season of new life and new understanding with Highlands Biological Foundation’s Eco-Explorations. Register at highlandsbiological.org.
Families are invited to join in the season of new life and new understanding with Highlands Biological Foundation’s Eco-Explorations. Register at highlandsbiological.org.
This author and her fellow researchers will present their findings to the public at the Highlands Nature Center on December 14 at 10:00 A.M.
A grant from the Highlands Biological Foundation ensures that Macon County sixth graders experience the Wild Things up close.
Though they know all about Wild Things on the Plateau, the organizers of the Highlands Biological Foundation’s A Cheney Lane Soirée (set for 6:00 P.M.Monday, July 24) promise that it’ll be an elegant, civilized affair.
Wondering where the Wild Things are? Look no further than the Highlands Nature Center, 930 Horse Cove Road, your guide to all things Wooly and Winged and Willowy.
Soak up all of the season’s goodness – join the experts at The Highlands Nature Center for a Wildflower Walk through Highlands Botanical Garden, or a fun Earth Day celebration.
A fresh crop of researchers are uncovering the secrets of the Plateau’s natural bounty.
Dr. Rada Petric is unveiling the secrets of our winged night neighbors. You can help.
Forget what you learned in grade school – wildflowers aren’t waiting for May to make their Plateau debut. To learn more, visit highlandsbiological.org and participate in the workshops laced throughout the month.
Holly Theobold is taking the reins of the Highlands Nature Center’s extremely popular Nature Camp Program. Registration has begun, visit highlandsbiological.org.
Join the Highlands Biological Foundation for their annual Zahner Conservation Lecture series.
Prepare your taste buds for a tantalizing journey through the heart of Louisiana flavors as the Highlands Biological Foundation (HBF) brings you an evening filled with the zestiest Cajun delights imaginable.
HBF will kick off its annual fall fundraiser, Highlands on the Half-Shell!
This summer, Blue Ridge Bird Observatory is banding birds at the Station. Join us for “A Bird’s Eye View” to engage with the researchers, learn about bird ecology & conservation, & see birds up close & personal!
The Old-Growth Forest Network, a national organization dedicated to the preservation of protected, old-growth, native forests, will partner with the Highlands Biological Station for a momentous dedication ceremony for the W.C. Coker Old Growth Forest.
Join the Highlands Biological Foundation for our biggest annual fundraiser as we raise money in support of our mission of stimulating and promoting biological research and education in the southern Appalachians.
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