Join KCEEI for story time! This will include making a craft and is for children ages 3-5. This is free and open to the public. To reserve your spot, or for more information, email kceei@keystone.edu or call Kelley Stewart at 570-945-8404.
An introduction to the basic techniques of managing honey bee colonies coming out of winter and into the spring. Topics covered will include operational aspects such as populating a hive, re-queening, medication, feeding, and honey extraction. Production of items using honey and bees wax will be practiced as well. Dates: March 23, April 6, 13, […]
Kickoff Earth Week activities with the Keystone College Ecology Club and the Biological and Sciences Department at a free lecture with bestselling author and naturalist, Diane Ackerman. Diane is the author of The Human Age: Why I'm Optimistic About Our Future. She received the 2022 Stephen Hawking Medal for Science Communication, the Henry David Thoreau […]
Keystone College will host Envirothon, a high school environmental education competition. This is a dual-county Envirothon competition put on by the Lackawanna County Conservation District and the Wyoming County Conservation District. Approximately 105 students will compete. KCEEI and The Eco-Club will participate by having a non-testing station for students. Registration begins at 8:30am in Evans […]
KCEEI Living with the Land Lecture Series Presents Dr. Thomas D. Seeley: Apiary Coffee Hour, Luncheon and Lectures Keystone College’s Environmental Education Institute’s Living with the Land program consists of a variety of hands-on educational activities for those interested in exploring, protecting, and enjoying our natural world. Join us for at a coffee hour in […]