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iMapInvasives, a program of the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy, sponsored a scavenger hunt for five invasive species.

After June’s successful dance at Crow’s Nest, the local contra dance will he held here again in September.

Karen Weber will offer a course in plein air painting—landscape painting done in the beauty of the outdoors on one of our preserves.

The last week of camp is for the 7th and 8th graders. They know the preserve well, and are ready to explore Crow’s Nest.

During the 18th and 19th centuries, Quakers and free Black people in Chester County assisted enslaved people on their journey to freedom.

Have you ever wanted to visit Crow’s Nest Preserve but don’t know where to go, or what to do here? Here are some tips.

Maybe you need this reminder right now—winter is coming! You’re welcome. Winter photography at Crow’s Nest Preserve.

The 4th and 5th graders had their own week at camp and had a good time. They played in the woods and on rafts in the creek.

By Daniel Barringer, Preserve Manager. I’ve written more than one blog post before about how much I love summer: the long hours of daylight, the […]

By Daniel Barringer, Preserve Manager. We can reliably predict interesting weather when the Schuylkill Acts and Impacts program visits Crow’s Nest each year, but that’s […]