Chapin Hall, famous for its full-sized fin whale skeleton, welcomed another unusual display last month: Chewonki’s new portable planetarium. According to Chewonki Traveling History Program
Last August, we welcomed a film crew to Chewonki Neck to film a special segment of Maine Cabin Masters, a popular series on the DIY Network
Chewonki Traveling Natural History Program educators are looking forward to giving people a greater appreciation for American crows (Corvus brachyrhynchos) with the help of our
It’s February and love is in the air, literally. These singles aren’t interested in bouquets of roses, though. Several large species of owl mate for
This past weekend, thousands of visitors at the American Museum of Natural History in New York City had the chance to interact with a brand-new
What’s it like to turn your head 270º around? Find out with Caribou the saw-whet owl and Chewonki wildlife educator Colleen Moureaux!
Chewonki Traveling Natural History Program educators are looking forward to giving people a greater appreciation for American crows (Corvus brachyrhynchos) with the help of our
Join wildlife educator Kyle Wonser for another live drawing class: owls and turtles!
Join wildlife educator Colleen Moureaux to learn more about our resident crows and the training they receive to become animal ambassadors!
Chewonki Science Educator Jessica Woodend is working with Teach ME Outside on their new Environmental Education (EE) Evaluation Collaborative. The group was formed earlier this
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