February 2018 Vol. 7 Issue 2 GERS...

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February 2018 Vol. 7 Issue 2

• Director’s Message WinterPurification

• Ask Friends of Rogers Coyote ‘Love’ Songs

• Calendar of Events

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The Cure For Cabin Fever

Winter

Adventures!

Feb. 19-21


2 www.FriendsofRogers.org ROGERS CENTER NEWSLETTER FEBRUARY 2018

Winter Purification

DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE

Friends of Rogers was recently presented with a leadership gift from Community Bank.

F ebruary is an ideal month for enjoying the peace and beauty

of our natural world. While November, December, and January were packed with holidays and celebrations, that frenzied pace is now behind us. The word February, from the Latin word Februarius, means ‘to purify.’ I can appreciate this as I walk the trails at Rogers Center and catch my breath on these cold winter days. There’s a change in the air, almost like a purification, as if even the snow and the ice know that Spring looms ahead. As the year enters its second month, shake off those winter blues with a visit to Rogers Center! On Feb. 2, join our Owl Prowl night hike. Under the light of the stars and moon, enjoy travels along the trails with the crunch of snow under foot, evening owl calls, and the wonder of the nighttime winter wilderness. We also have Learn to Ski on Feb. 24 for those new to cross-country skiing. All you need is the desire to learn this much-loved sport, and we’ll provide the equipment! Or pack a thermos of hot chocolate to enjoy while sitting inside

the Visitor Center, watching bird activity around the pond. There are many Rogers Center activities to enjoy throughout the year: Spring Frolic, Earth Fest, bird-watching, spring peepers, fossil digging, kayaking, hiking, fishing, flower walks, and picnicking! With the Super Bowl, Valentine’s Day, and Mardi Gras fast approaching, it’s nice to get a breath of fresh air to purify ourselves from the hustle and bustle of life. February offers us just that; another month of winter to enjoy.

See you on the trails,

Simon M. Solomon Executive Director

Friends of RogersEnvironmental Education Center, Inc.

Board of Directors

President:AdamSchoonmaker

Vice President:SharonPelosi

Secretary:DanielAuwarter

Treasurer:T.J.Moorehead

Emeritus:ThurstonPacker

D.LukasBrown

DianneDaugherty

EricDiefenbacher

ConstanceHasko

MarshaGuzewich

PaulLepore

JohnPumilio

ChrisRossi

CarolSmith

OwenTallman

FredvonMechow

Staff

SimonSolomonExecutive Director

SarahFreedmanEnvironmental Educator

JenniLarcharChildren’s Program Coordinator

JessicaMoquinFundraising & Marketing Coordinator

Friends of Rogers, Inc.P.O.Box932

2721StateRoute80Sherburne,NY13460

(607)674-4733www.FriendsofRogers.org [email protected]

Friends of Rogers (F.O.R) is a non-profit organization composed of dedicated supporters of the Rogers Environmental Education Center

located in Sherburne, NY.

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Dear Friends of Rogers, The other night I heard some strange coyote howls. My friend said it was a mating howl. Are coyotes

mating at this time of year? Sincerely, Wiley E.DearWiley,Femalecoyotescomeintoheatinmid-DecemberthroughJanuary,andmayacquireasmanyashalf

adozeninterestedmales.Thefemaleisveryparticularaboutchoosingamate,though.Thereisnoviolentcompetitionamongthemales.Theysimplyfollowthefemaleatarespectfuldistance,display-ingtheirtalentsashunters.Withindays,mostofthemalesloseinterest,leavingonlythosewhoaretrulyinterested,until

finallyonlyoneremains,whoseworthinesshasyettobeproven.Amalemayfollowthefemaleforseveralmoreweeksinwhatiscalleda‘courtshipchase.’Shemayfinallydeterminethathehasthecharacteristicsnecessarytohelpherrearafamily.Themale’sdeterminationisfinallyrewardedinanalmostritualizedcelebrationoftheirbond.The

malestandsinaregalmannerasthefemalerubs“cat-like”againsthischestandchin.Playfullyshenudgeshimwithherhaunchesandreachesuptolickhischinandmuzzle.Thenaveryinterestingphenomenontakesplace.Thetwobeginaduetofsynchronizedhowlinginwhichtheyneverrepeataphrase,orsoundthesamenote,astheother.Manyobserversconsiderthisthemostlyricalofallcoyotecalls.Itisbelievedthatcoyotesmateforlife,andonceabondismade,thepairisalmostinseparable.

Therearereportsofcoyotesremainingbythesideofatrappedmate,bringingthemfood-andevenlayinginacreeksotheirtrappedmatecanchewontheirwetfur!Coyotesareafascinatinganimalwithmanyqualitiesthatmakethemuniquefromanyotherwild

dog.Anyonewhohaseverstudiedorobservedcoyotescaneasilyseewhytheyarecalledtricksters.Theyalwaysseemtobegettingintosomekindofmischief.Visitalocalbookstoreorlibrarytofindhelpfulreadsoncoyotes;thereisalwayssomethingnewtolearn!

Sincerely,Friends of Rogers

Ask Friends of Rogers

This Ask Friends of Rogers-Archive Edition was originally written by Nathan Bemos, former Headwaters Youth Conservation Corp volunteer, in 2009. If you have any questions, please direct them to Friends of Rogers. Your inquiry may be answered in next month’s issue!

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To register: download forms at www.FriendsofRogers.org, call (607) 674-4733, or e-mail [email protected]

Rogers Environmental Education Center, PO Box 932, 2721 State Highway 80, Sherburne NY 13460

Nature Learning and Exploration for 2, 3 & 4 year olds

Currently Enrolling Preschoolers

at Rogers Center!

Classes held Fridays from 9:30 until 11:30 am. Winter Session: January 5 - March 16

$15 per class for members/$17 per class for not-yet-members *Early registration per session is due 14 days prior to first day of program session.

Nature’s Nursery is held at the Visitor Center. Barring extreme weather, class will include outdoor exploration, and children should dress for the weather.

Nature’s Nursery follows the Sherburne-Earlville Central School District closing schedule.

Friends of Rogers Environmental Education Center


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February 2nd

Owl Prowl Join Friends of Rogers for a full-moon guided night hike and “Owl Prowl” during a trek through one of the many trails at Rogers Center. Beginning

after sunset, this adventure provides a unique opportunity to view nature from a new perspective, guided only by the light of the full moon. During the “Owl Prowl,” participants will attempt to call out some of the

nocturnal creatures known to frequent the area during this time of night. Barred owls are just beginning to mate and are vocal this time of the year. Depending on weather conditions, complimentary snowshoes

will be used for this hike.

WHEN?

Friday

February 2

TIME?

6:30 pm

WHERE?

Roger Environmental Education Center

Visitor Center

FRIENDS OF ROGERS 2721 State Highway 80

P.O. Box 932 Sherburne, NY 13460

(607) 674-4733


[email protected]

Pre-registration required by noon on February 1. Members- $4 Not-Yet-Members - $6

Photo by Wells Horton: Barred O

wl




PO Box 932 2721 State Highway 80 Sherburne, NY 13460

(607) 674-4733

[email protected]

Every Wednesday at 10:30 am, join Jenni Larchar as she leads young

chi ldren and grownups in stories, songs & a hike along the trai ls of Rogers Center.

Storytime & Hike takes place rain, shine, or snow, so come dressed for the weather!

Bring a snack or a picnic lunch to enjoy after the hike with new friends.

While this program is free and open to the public, donations are appreciated to support future operations.




PO Box 932 2721 State Highway 80 Sherburne, NY 13460

(607) 674-4733

[email protected]

Every third Saturday of the month at 10:30 am, join Friends of Rogers to experience hands-on

learning about the natural environment. Led by a specially trained educator, upcoming programs include: Snowy Scenes, Winter Wanderings, Fantastic

Forests, ‘Bed’ Time, Ensuring the Future, Fish Prints, Pond Explorations, Honey Bees, Magical Mandalas, Up-Cycled

Trick-or-Treat Bags, Creative Composters, & Holiday Crafts.

While this program is free and open to the public, donations are appreciated to support future operations.




Winter Adventures February 19-21

The cure for Cabin Fever! Break free from the indoors and play in the snow. You may even

learn a new skill or two. Snowshoeing, tracking, shelter building and more will fill

our days with adventure. Spring Break-OUT March 26-30 & April 2

and April 23-27

Spring has arrived! Celebrate the changes that come this time of year. Birds

returning, trees budding, and mud puddles expanding add to the excitement.

Chillin’-OUT January 15

‘Hang’ with the creatures at Rogers Center! Learn more about the secret life

of the forest animals who call Rogers Center home.

Hours Camp 9 am - 4 pm

Early Care* 8 - 9 am After Care* 4 - 5:30 pm

Multi-Child 2nd child/$5 off

3rd child/$10 off

Weekly Rates Member: $125

Not-Yet-Member: $150

To register, download forms at www.FriendsofRogers.org, call (607) 674-4733, or e-mail [email protected]

Daily Rates Member: $30

Not-Yet-Member: $35

*Additional $7.50 fee for each care session

Multi-Program $5 off each additional

Discounts

Ages December 26 - 29 January 15 February 19-21 March 26-30 April 2 April 23—27

5-6 Spring Break-OUT

7-10 Wonders of Winter Colgate

Bookstore’s Chillin’-OUT

CVT’s Winter

Adventures Spring Break-OUT Spring Break-OUT Spring Break-OUT

Rogers Environmental Education Center, 2721 State Highway 80, PO Box 932, Sherburne NY 13460




February 24 WHEN?

Saturday, Feb. 24

Learn to Ski

10 am - noon

Snowshoe Yoga

1- 2 pm

WHERE?

Rogers Environmental

Education Center

FRIENDS OF ROGERS 2721 State Highway 80

P.O. Box 932 Sherburne, NY 13460

(607) 674-4733


Learn to Ski

The oldest form of skiing, cross-country was devel-oped to aid travel over snow. While some still rely on skis for transportation, today’s sport is mostly for recreation and exercise. Us-ing natural body move-ments, cross-country skiing is easy to learn.

10 am - noon

Member-$12

Not-Yet-Member-$15

Snowshoe Yoga

Bring your love of nature, your patience, and an open mind, as

we join in a gentle practice open to all experience levels!

Explore different breath techniques and meditations.

Equipment rental included in program fees. Paid registration required by noon on Feb. 23.

1 - 2 pm

Member-$18

Not-Yet-Member-$20




soughtbySherburneRotaryClubPresidentJohnBorst,theRogersConservationEducationCenterneededadirectorwiththevisiontoseewhatcouldbe.EnterWeeks,anativeofAlbion,NYwhohadgraduatedCornellUniversityafterstudyingconservationof

wildlife,hadworkedasabiologistforthestate,andthentaughtbiologyforsevenyearsatSUNYOswego.Hehelpedtochangethecollege’ssciencecurriculumfromageneralprogramforteachereducationstudentstoonethatallowedgraduatestoworkasbiologists.Thesonofapainter,WeeksillustratedhisvisionforRogersinaseriesofpen-and-inkdrawingsofthe

mainbuilding,thewalkingtrails,thevistasthatheimaginedwouldgreetfuturevisitors.Theillustrationshelpedlandthefundingthatgotthecenterstarted,andtheybearastrongresemblancetowhattheplacewouldeventuallybecome.Thoseveryillustrationsliveonasnotecardsandgreetingcardshehad

printedyearsago.Andtherearewildlifepaintingsbythedozens-deerandbirds,forestcreaturesofallkindsandevensomedepictionsofsnowleopardsandotherexoticanimalshemayonlyhaveseenonnatureshowsbutcapturedbeautifullynonetheless.SomeofhisartworkiscurrentlyondisplayattheBaldwinsvillePublicLibrary,thelatestinaseriesofshowshe

Withatwinkleinhismind’seye,JohnWeekscanstillseetherawpossibilitiesoftheRogersGameFarmbeforeitbecametheRogersConservationEducationCenterin1968.Herecitesalloftheplace’sassets-theweir(riverbarrier)thatallowed

fortheraisingandloweringofthewaterlevelsintheproperty’snaturalponds;theunspoiledwoodsandnearbyhillsides;thetroutpondsbuiltinthe1930s,whentheplacehostedpheasantsandfish;themorethan400acresthatgreetedhim.Itwasinthatyear-1968-thatwhatisnowtheRogersEnvironmental

EducationCenterwouldbecomethestate’sfirstinterpretivecenterfortheNewYorkStateConservationDepartment,andWeekswouldbecomeitsfirstdirector.“Theygavemethisgreatstone-and-woodhousetoliveinwithmyfamily,”

herecalls.“Thatreallysealedthedeal.Weraisedfivechildrenthere.”Thestoneportionofthehouseremains;theoriginalwoodenparthassincebeenremoved.FiftyyearslaterthediminutiveWeeks,whoat92isspryandlucidand

Original Rogers Center Visionary

GOLDEN ANNIVERSARY FEATURE

JohnWeeksreviewssomeofthethousandsofphotographs

hetookduringhissevenyears(1966-73)astheoriginaldirectorofRogers.Heplanstoidentifythephotos,organizethem,anddonatethemtoFriendsofRogers.

fullofthesameenthusiasmbywhichhehasalwaysbeenknown,liveswithEsther,hiswifeofmorethan70years,inBaldwinsville.HesmileswhenhethinksoftheplaceinnorthernChenangoCountythatheenvisionedandhelpedtomakeareality.Butit’sthepeoplethatsetRogersapartfromthefiveotherenvironmentalcentershedevelopedaroundthestate.“ThepeopleofSherburneweresothrilledtoseethefacilityfunctionagain,”herecallsasthattrademarktwinklereturnstohiseyes.“Theywereraisedonpheasantrearing(thefarm’smissionfrom1909until1963),soaneducationcenterwasalittlehardtoadjustto.Buttheydidit,andIgivethemallthecreditforthat.”Bornoutofa$100,000grantfromtheAudubonSocietythatwasfirst

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Bracelet MakerResponsibilities:weaveparacordintobraceletsforbookstore/giftshop

CarpentryResponsibilities:buildingbridges,boardwalks,fences,etc.whichtoaddconvenience,safety,andbeautyofRogers

Exhibits Responsibilities:removedustfrommountedanimalsandcasesandassiststaffinarrangingdisplays

Feeder MaintenanceResponsibilities:fillfishfoodvendingmachinesspringthroughfallandbirdfeedersfallthroughspringaswellascleaningfeedersonceayear

HorticultureResponsibilities:plant,weed,andwaterasectionofourgardensdesignedtoattractnativewildlife

Nature WriterResponsibilities:writenaturearticlesforpublicationinlocal;articlesvaryinlengthandtopicswillbeprearrangedwithstaff

Nest BoxesResponsibilities:inventoryandrecorduse,checkcondition,andcleanoutbluebirdboxesandwoodduckboxes

OfficeResponsibilities:greetvisitorswithasmileandfriendlydemeanor,answerthephone,sellbookstore/giftshopitems,maintaininventoryandofficeorganization,andhelpprovideanswersforvisitorquestions

RecyclingResponsibilities:coordinaterecyclingdonationprogramforsoft-drinkbottles,Terracycle,orelectronicwasteforgeneratingrevenuetosupportoperations

Seamstress/TailorResponsibilities:makeminorrepairsoncostumes;sewemptybirdseedbagsintoreusablebagsforbookstore/giftshop

TrailResponsibilities:clipbranches,spreadmulch,pickuplitter,andchecksignsalongthetrails;toolsareprovided

Worm ManagerResponsibilities:feedworms,aeratewormcompostbox,shrednewbeddingmaterials

Friends of Rogers relies on volunteers to supportourprograms.MakeadifferenceatRogersCenterbydonatingyourtime!Formoredetails,call(607)674-4733.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

FEATURE CONTINUED

hashostedacrossNewYorkState.Thisyear,hisartwillcometoGainesParkinSherburne,whereWeekswillholdcourtasfeaturedartistintheSherburneArtsFestivalonSaturday,June9.ItwasatOswegothathehaddevelopedtheRiceCreekFieldStation,

thefirstofseveralnaturecentersthatarehislegacytoday.AmongtheothersareBeaverLakeNatureCenter(Baldwinsville,NY),SterlingCenter(northernCayugaCounty),BaltimoreWoods(Marcellus,NY).Andthen,there’sRogers.“Itamazesmehowlocalpeoplehavetaken

toitandmadeittheirownforalltheseyears,”hemuses.“Itjusttakessomeonewhocanlookataplaceandseethepotential.JohnBorstdidthat,andIwasprivilegedtohelpwiththedetails.“There’snothingbettertogetthingsgoingthananidea.”

This Guest Column was written by Morrisville State College

Professor Emeritus Brian McDowell.

JohnWeeksposeswith“FarewellBanquet,”anoilpaintingofrobinseatingtheirlastmealofberriesfromaMountainAshtreebeforeheadingsouthforthewinter.TheoriginaldirectorofRogersCenterisanavidpainterandillustrator,havingshownhisworkingalleriesthroughoutthestate.

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Support Friends of Rogers and the Rogers Environmental Education Center! Through this special offer, when you subscribe to The Conservationist, New York’s premier outdoor and environmental magazine, half of the subscription price will go directly to support programs at the Rogers Center!

YES, I want to start a one-year subscription to The Conservationist for just $10. I understand that $5 from my subscription goes directly to Friends of Rogers.

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Rogers’ transition from game farm to education center was featured in this 1968 issue.

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ThebestwaytojoinorrenewyourFriendsofRogers membershipisthroughourmonthlygivingclub,TeamGreen.Monthlygiftsformasourceofincomewecancountontofulfillourongoingneedforsupport.

Monthly This Member GiftOf: Would: Benefits: $48 Underwriteafulldayofprogramming Pine$24 Supportahalf-dayfieldtrip Oak$12 Subsidizeoneweekofcamp Maple$6 ProvideoneStorytime&Hike Beech$3 Cover30minutesoflearningactivities Aspen


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Friends of Rogers relies on donations of cash, supplies,

and services to help support our programs. Your gifts make a difference at Rogers Center!

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Your Friends of Rogers membership ensures the continuation of programming at Rogers Environmental Education Center and assists Friends of Rogers in maintaining high standards of environmental

education that have been established over the years. Membership contributions help fund community celebrations, educational exhibits, guest presenters, instructional materials, Visitor Center operations, and much more. In addition to the privileges listed, the greatest benefit derived from membership in Friends of Rogers is the satisfaction of supporting Rogers Environmental Education Center!

Membership includes benefits for two adults at the same address. Benefits are extended to all persons 18 or under who reside with adult members; valid for 12 months from date of enrollment; and tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Pine $500• Exclusive naming rights for one full day of Visitor Center operations• Plus all benefits listed below

Oak $250• Private, guided trail outing for up to five people, led by Friends of Rogers education staff• Unlimited, complimentary cross-country ski and snowshoe sessions• Plus all benefits listed below

Maple $100• Four complimentary snow-shoe sessions• Plus all benefits listed below

Beech $50• Commemorative Friends of Rogers sun catcher• Four complimentary cross-country ski sessions• Plus all benefits listed below

Aspen $35• 10% discount on gift shop/bookstore pre-tax purchases over $10• Monthly e-newsletter subscription• Reciprocal membership benefits to centers in the Association of Nature Center

Administrators (ANCA) network• Special rates for fee-based programs and Adventure Camps• Voting rights at the Friends of Rogers annual business meeting

Senior Membership Rate – all persons 65 or over may deduct 25% from a membership level of support

BECOME A MEMBER TODAY!

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