North Branch Land Trust Events
Join us for hands-on events that connect people with the land, celebrate the outdoors, and directly support conservation across northeastern Pennsylvania. From volunteer days and guided hikes to family-friendly programs and seasonal celebrations, every event is a chance to engage with nature and our mission. Donations are welcome and help ensure these experiences remain possible for our entire community.
Join North Branch Land Trust & artist Jennifer Case for a relaxing two-part mosaic workshop on October 17 & 24.
Day One will focus on designing the artwork, choosing colors, and arranging materials.
Day Two will be dedicated to completing your very own mosaic, adding grout, and showcasing each participant’s creation.
Event fee includes all materials provided, but we encourage you to bring additional items such as: shells, old jewelry, broken pottery and found items to make your piece personalized.
Join North Branch Land Trust and the Pennsylvania Game Commission for an educational evening focused on deer management. Forestry and Biology staff from the Northeast Region will present an educational program on white tailed deer management and the roles hunting and forest stewardship play in maintaining a healthy deer population.
This event is free and open to all ages.
NO REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED!
Please contact info@nblt.org or call (570) 310-1781 for more information.
This event is free but donations are encouraged as they help support our mission and continue to provide events like this.
Join North Branch Land Trust, November 7th at Osterhout Free Library to create your own nature-themed collage.
Learn about how collaging is a sustainable way to reuse items already within your household and enjoy locally brewed coffee!
Do you know Pennsylvania’s state tree? What flowers are native?
Bring a team of up to 6 friends and join North Branch Land Trust for an evening to challenge your nature knowledge for a chance to win prizes at our second annual Nature Trivia Night!
This event is free and open to all ages.
This event is free but donations are encouraged as they help support our mission and continue to provide events like this.
Join North Branch Land Trust for a hands-on workshop and explore Pennsylvania’s invasive insects!
Learn about the spotted lanternfly- one of the state’s most notorious invasive species – along with the broader impacts of invasives on local ecosystems.
Then, dive into the art of insect pinning as we guide you step by step through the process. Each participant will take home their own pining kit, along with the knowledge and skills to continue pinning insects on their own!
Rejoice in nature’s own embellishments. Participants will walk the Anthracite Scenic Trails Association (ASTA) David Rimple Loop and forage natural items to decorate a wreath. Just in time for the holidays!
Warm beverages and baked goods will welcome you back inside!