Check out the fun we had this summer! A big shout-out to our camp mentors, who spent 5 weeks outside in the elements every day creating a...

Planting Seeds of Gratitude! Here at Everyone Outside we value pausing to recognize all that we feel grateful for. The practice of gratitude

This past fall was full of adventure at Rockfall Nature Explorers. The sun was warm and welcomed us outside each Thursday as it quickly...

Farm & Forest Summer Camp 2022 As cold winter days inch closer and we begin to look ahead to warmer days, it always warms the heart to...

This past fall has been a whirlwind of juggling COVID-19 regulations and from the fear of indoor spaces when schools reopened to the...

We had a record number of Women of the Woods (WoW) hikes this year with a total of 21! We started off the year with hikes at Wadsworth

At the time of the year with the earliest sunset, these girls in our after-school program are loving being outside after dark in the woods.

As the days have become drastically colder and I reach for my thermals and insulated pants more frequently to keep me warm while outside,...

With the warm, sunny weather in the next few days, this is a great time to see and hear wood frogs at vernal pools. The easiest places to...

A good dump of snow is such a lovely time to experience nature a whole new way. I am grateful that we still get good snow falls in this...

Despite all the challenges of 2020, we were able to resume in-person children's programs this fall with a few modifications and they went...

Our Women of the Woods Program had a remarkable year. We began the year with record hike attendance, transitioned to online programs, and...

When these ghostly white forms emerge from the earth, it is hard to know what they are. Any guesses?

The laurel are putting on their finery and it is time to go visit! There are also lots of little native wildflowers to discover if you look

We can be drawn in by many amazing transformations from wildflowers blooming to ferns unfurling to leaves emerging. If you...

Spring is a great time of year to wander in nature. The rapid changes mean that by visiting the same plant or looking at the same branch...

With the exception of red trillium, you often have to slow down to notice the wildflowers in the woods. These brave beauties...

These two beautiful signs of early spring make me smile. I enjoy the appearance of the new dappled leaves of trout-lily on the forest floor.

Yes, I am referring to the tree in the photo as a "girl"! There are other trees that might be called "boys"...

The first warm rains in the early spring bring out the spotted salamanders. They migrate to the vernal pools...