Join Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library for a variety of art activities celebrating Earth Day. This program is for tweens ages 8-13. 

Join Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library to celebrate Earth Day with great hands-on activities all about our planet. Registration is required for this event. Please call 336-373-2923 to register. This program is for youth ages 5-12. 

Join Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch for a discussion on Colin Beaven's book No Impact Man. Beaven's book is a true story about his family's choice to live in New York City for a year trying to create the least amount of environmental impact from their choices.

Join Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library for a nature poetry stroll at Price Park. The stroll is available rain or shine so please dress for the weather. 

Join Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library for a hike in Price Park, and learn how to identify different types of trees, discover parts of trees, and adopt a tree and watch its progress. Dress for the weather and bring your camera. Opportunities to win prizes are available.

Join Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library for a discussion on Christopher Knight's The Stranger in the Woods. Enjoy the true story of Christopher Knight, who disappeared into the woods of Maine for 27 years not conserving with another human during that time and living off the land

Join Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library to learn the basics of nature photography such as lighting, focus, composition, and animal behavior. Discover how you can earn prizes through ecoEXPLORE, a citizen science program. Please bring your own camera.

Join Laine Roberts, Recycling Education Specialist, to learn tips for living a zero or less waste lifestyle. To register, call the Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library at 336-373-2923. 

Join Kathleen Clay Edwards Family Branch Library for Green Reads to discuss the story of forester Peter Wholleben, who relies upon groundbreaking scientific research to describe how trees are like human families and shares his love of trees and forests.

Join Sarah Yelton, Environmental Education Coordinator for the UNC Insitute for the Environment for a 10-hour teaching workshop. Participants will receive credit towards the NC Environmental Education Certification and CEU credits.