Join us for our Open House event on Saturday, November 12th! We will be at the preserve from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m., leading hikes to show all of the restoration projects we have been working on. Come out for hiking, community, and refreshments.
Tanya Sturman will give a presentation on mammals you might find in Woodlands Conservancy at the picnic tables in the meadow. She will also lead a short hike, during which, she will point out signs of mammal activity and teach to identify these traces.
Volunteers will clear weeds and bushes around newly planted saplings in our Restoration Area. Email volunteer@woodlandsconservancy.org for more information or to sign up.
Volunteers will clear weeds and bushes around newly planted saplings in our Restoration Area. Email volunteer@woodlandsconservancy.org for more information or to sign up.
Join us for a guided hike where we will learn about the communities of trees in Woodlands Preserve, followed by a special holiday tree planting lesson! Festive attire highly encouraged!
Join us in planting trees in our restoration area! We will depart from the Woodlands Preserve Trailhead shortly after 9am and walk the 1/2 mile to the restoration area. We highly recommend wearing long pants and boots as some parts of the restoration are can become very muddy and you may encounter briars/brush. Tools and […]
Celebrate National Bird Day with us by learning how citizen science is helping birds all over and how you can get involved too! Veteran birder with worldwide birding experience, Glenn Ousset will lead us on a hike following a short introduction to the concept of citizen science and the Merlin and eBird apps. In addition […]
Join us in planting trees in our restoration area! We will depart from the Woodlands Preserve Trailhead shortly after 9am and walk the 1/2 mile to the restoration area. We highly recommend wearing long pants and boots as some parts of the restoration are can become very muddy and you may encounter briars/brush. Tools and […]
Join us in planting trees in our restoration area! We will depart from the Woodlands Preserve Trailhead shortly after 9am and walk the 1/2 mile to the restoration area. We highly recommend wearing long pants and boots as some parts of the restoration are can become very muddy and you may encounter briars/brush. Tools and […]
Join us in planting/maintaining sapling trees in our restoration area! We will depart from the Woodlands Preserve Trailhead shortly after 9am and walk the 1/2 mile to the restoration area. We highly recommend wearing long, denim pants and boots. Tools and gloves provided, but feel free to bring your own gloves!
Join us in planting/maintaining sapling trees in our restoration area! We will depart from the Woodlands Preserve Trailhead shortly after 9am and walk the 1/2 mile to the restoration area. We highly recommend wearing long, denim pants and boots. Tools and gloves provided, but feel free to bring your own gloves!
Bird Banding at Woodlands Preserve (449 F. Edward Hebert Blvd., Belle Chasse, Louisiana). Please email feralbiologist@gmail.com to RSVP! Be sure to check Facebook and Instagram for last-minute updates (rescheduling, cancellations, etc.)
Join us in planting/maintaining sapling trees in our restoration area! We will depart from the Woodlands Preserve Trailhead shortly after 9am and walk the 1/2 mile to the restoration area. We highly recommend wearing long, denim pants and boots. Tools and gloves provided, but feel free to bring your own gloves!
Bird Banding at Delacroix Preserve (700 Delacroix Rd., Belle Chasse, Louisiana).Please email feralbiologist@gmail.com to RSVP! Be sure to check Facebook and Instagram for last-minute updates (rescheduling, cancellations, etc.)
Join us in planting/maintaining sapling trees in our restoration area! We will depart from the Woodlands Preserve Trailhead shortly after 9am and walk the 1/2 mile to the restoration area. We highly recommend wearing long, denim pants and boots. Tools and gloves provided, but feel free to bring your own gloves!
Join us in planting/maintaining sapling trees in our restoration area! We will depart from the Woodlands Preserve Trailhead shortly after 9am and walk the 1/2 mile to the restoration area. We highly recommend wearing long, denim pants and boots. Tools and gloves provided, but feel free to bring your own gloves!
Please email feralbiologist@gmail.com to RSVP.
Wondering what we’ve been up to at Woodlands Preserve? Let us show you! Join us for a guided interpretive hike showcasing the ongoing and upcoming restoration projects at Woodlands Preserve. Following the hike, a light lunch will be provided.
Please email feralbiologist@gmail.com to RSVP.
Dr. Tim Clay, Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences at Nichols State University will present information about the variety of Amphibians and Reptiles that can be seen at Woodlands Preserve. Join us for this evening program where you will be able to experience seeing more wildlife.