Community Programs
Our community programs invite learners to explore and care for the landscapes that sustain us. Rooted in the study of botany, forestry, soils, agriculture, and environmental science, we offer hands-on experiences that inspire curiosity, stewardship, and a deeper understanding of the natural world for people of all ages in the community.
Upcoming Events
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Growing Together: Garden Workshop Series
Join us for a series of 6 garden workshops focused on growing and learning together! These community oriented workshops will cover a variety of topics, all with sustainable, regenerative and organic practices. See workshop description below. Come learn in community! |
Hooper Earth Day 5k Walk/Run
April 18, 9am race start
Join us for a run, community 5K run/walk in celebration of Earth Day to support our programs! This is a community-focused event, perfect for runners, walkers, families, and first-timers alike. We'll have prizes for our top finishers and t-shirts for the first 50 people who register.
Runners and walkers of all ages are welcome. Come enjoy a great morning outside for a good cause!
April 18, 9am race start
Join us for a run, community 5K run/walk in celebration of Earth Day to support our programs! This is a community-focused event, perfect for runners, walkers, families, and first-timers alike. We'll have prizes for our top finishers and t-shirts for the first 50 people who register.
Runners and walkers of all ages are welcome. Come enjoy a great morning outside for a good cause!
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Family Earth Day Hike
April 22 3:30-4:30pm; Fanny Mason Trail Join Hooper Institute and Harris Center Staff for a fun and informative Earth Day Hike on the Fanny Mason Trail in Walpole! The Earth will be waking from the long winter and we will see what flowers, plants, bugs, reptiles, birds, and more are waking to join us! All ages are welcome to come enjoy this community walk. This event is free of charge but registration is required. See the link below. Please contact the Hooper Institute Executive Director, Greta Drager, [email protected], or Harris Center Teacher Naturalist, Nikko Gagnon, [email protected] with any questions. |