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MAPS Bird Banding at HBS | August 6
Highlands Biological Station 265 North 6th St, Highlands, NC, United StatesJoin Highlands Biological Station and the Blue Ridge Bird Observatory for a morning of bird banding as part of the MAPS, or Monitoring Avian Productivity and Survivorship, program. Established at […]
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Plastic Pollution on the Plateau: An Overview of Microplastics Research in the Southern Appalachians
Highlands Nature Center 930 Horse Cove Rd., Highlands, NC, United StatesZahner Conservation Lecture 8 Featured Speaker Jason Love, Associate Director of Highlands Biological Station, Western Carolina University Date: Thursday, August 6 Time: 6pm – 7pm Cost: FREE | No registration […]
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The Flower Hunter’s Trail
Highlands Biological Station 265 North 6th St, Highlands, NC, United StatesThe Seminoles called him Puc Puggy — the Flower Hunter. He earned it. In the spring of 1775, William Bartram rode into the Cherokee mountains of western North Carolina and […]
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Science on the Rocks: Darwin, Wallace, and the Making of The Descent of Man
Weyman Building 265 N 6th St, Highlands, NC, United StatesScience on the Rocks: Darwin, Wallace, and the Making of The Descent of Man📅 Wednesday, August 12, 2026 | 4:00 PM📍 Weyman, Highlands Biological StationFree and open to the public […]
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What’s Blooming: Bog & Pollinator Gardens
Highlands Biological Station Amphitheater 930 Horse Cove Road, Highlands, NC, United StatesLate summer is one of the most rewarding moments in the Highlands Botanical Garden. Join Dr. Paul Manos of Duke University for an unhurried, guided walk through two of the Garden's most distinctive habitats: the Bog Garden, where saturated soils support a specialized community of plants found almost nowhere else nearby, and the Pollinator Garden, planted to draw in the bees, butterflies, moths, and flies that keep these systems running.
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Hemlocks & Other Old Growth Trees: Educational Walk
HBS North Campus 111 Lower Lake Road, Highlands, NC, United StatesJoin HRI and the Highlands Biological Station for an educational walk to see and learn about the Old Growth Forest in Highlands, NC. You’ll get to see one of the oldest eastern hemlocks in North America, among other magnificently large trees of all species.
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Highlands on the Half-Shell
The Meadow at Highlands Biological Foundation 888 Horse Cove Rd, Highlands, NC, United StatesJoin us Sunday, October 4 from 4:00 to 7:00 PM for an outdoor Cajun-inspired celebration in the heart of Highlands. Set in the cozy Valentine Meadow at the Highlands Biological […]
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