Join a NYS Licensed Guide and Wild Center Naturalist on a daily interpretive Stand-up Paddleboard (SUP) trip along the Raquette River.

Join a NYS Licensed Guide and Wild Center Naturalist on a daily interpretive paddle along the Raquette River.

On Thursday mornings in August, Members can enjoy Wild Walk from 8:00 am to 10:00 am, before it opens to the public.

The Wild Center hosts weekly Farmers Markets where you can meet local farmers and take home some of the wonderful local food grown in the Adirondack region.

Terrariums are suddenly the new hot thing. How cool would it be to learn how to make one yourself?

Mike Prescott has always been interested in knowing the history of the areas that he paddles. A few years ago a friend told him of a proposed dam at Tupper Lake that was never constructed. And with that Mike began years of exploration into the story of the dams that almost changed the fate of this community.

Learn the principles and practice of pruning young trees to help them develop good structure. 

Mike Prescott has always been interested in knowing the history of the areas that he paddles. A few years ago a friend told him of a proposed dam at Tupper Lake that was never constructed. And with that Mike began years of exploration into the story of the dams that almost changed the fate of this community.

Join The Wild Center this summer to awaken your talents in celebration of art and nature in the Adirondacks. Monday mornings in July and August, come explore the natural world with experienced Adirondack artists.

Let us take you on a unique two and half hour eco-trip, and invite you, through a series of brief sensory activities, to open yourself to all the sights, sounds, smells and textures of an Adirondack forest.

Start your day with yoga and mindfulness with exclusive access to Wild Walk, our pathway through the forest canopy.

Join The Wild Center as we board a charter bus and travel to the Akwesasne International Pow-Wow.  The annual event is held at the A'nowara'ko:wa Arena on Cornwall Island in Ontario, Canada. This is a great family-friendly event that brings together the best Native artisans, food, drummers and dancers from the region.

A visually dazzling meditation on the delicate balance between human and nature, The Guardians elegantly interweaves the lives of the iconic monarch butterfly with an indigenous communityMexico. 

Spend a day photographing the west central Adirondacks during the peak of fall color in the area, with Carl Heilman as your guide and instructor.

Spend the day exploring The Wild Center’s exhibits and trails, engaging with hands-on activities and getting up-close with Adirondack wildlife.  We invite all homeschool students to delve into the natural world and awaken curiosity for all things untamed.

Natasha Smoke Santiago will explore the history of Haudenosaunee pottery, including the structure of a pot, demonstration of building techniques, the utilitarian purpose of pottery, and interpretation of designs.