It's been a long winter and it's time for some Spring Cleaning! We need lots of help to spruce things up. Can we count on you? Join our work party as we make a clean sweep of NJSOC’s facilities and grounds to keep our campus looking its very best. Some of the jobs we’ll be […]
Help us pilot our first book club!Join us as we read together The Forest Unseen by David Haskell. “In this wholly original book, biologist David Haskell uses a one-square-meter patch of old-growth Tennessee forest as a window onto the entire natural world. Visiting it almost daily for one year to trace nature’s path through the […]
Become a botanist! Deepen your plant knowledge and confidence through hands-on workshops designed for NJ educators of all grade levels. Explore activities and resources to develop students' knowledge, interest, and empathy of plants to complement climate-based education standards. Enrich your curriculum with NJDEP's Botanical Literacy Lesson Plans designed to fulfill the 2020 NJ Student Learning […]
Have fun learning the basics of Archery as we celebrate World Archery Day at NJSOC.You pull back the bowstring. You stare downrange at the bullseye. Release! The arrow flies away and plunges into the target. Bullseye!Join the fun! Drop by between 10 am and 1 pm for an hour-long lesson and some practice time with […]
Spend a day learning Fly Fishing with local experts at the NJSOC!This Introductory course is a full day workshop (9 am to 4 pm) and encompasses everything you need to know to start enjoying the exciting world of fly fishing. Through discussion and hands-on experience, we will teach you the basic concepts and fundamentals of […]
Give your child an amazing day of fishing in beautiful Lake Wapalanne! They might even win a prize!Spend some quality time fishing with your family at Lake Wapalanne! This fun fishing event is open to all youth (17 & younger). Your child will need to bring their own fishing gear. Registered youth participants may be […]
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