FOHWard!

About 150 kids and adults came to the Barden at Herrontown Woods on Feb. 23 to celebrate the Year of the Wood Snake.  A wood snake might be ...

Even in the middle of winter, a woodland comes alive when you walk with skilled birders. Thanks to grad student members of the Princeton Bir...

One project we've been saving for cold winter weather is some more rerouting of trails in Autumn Hill Reservation--the 78 acre preserve...

Eleven years ago, when three community volunteers teamed up to reopen an overgrown nature preserve along Princeton Ridge, we held to the pre...

Recently, a student at Princeton University named Frankie reached out. He had taken part in a tour of Herrontown Woods we gave in October t...

Recently, a beautifully crafted  article about Herrontown Woods appeared in The College Voice--the student newspaper of Mercer County Commu...

Step behind the sturdy kiosk that greets you at the trailhead at Herrontown Woods' main parking lot, and a world of books opens up. This...

It was a trick to pull off the first ever Fairyland Halloween at Herrontown Woods, and a treat to witness the joy and whimsy that it brough...

A bit of serendipity grew out of tragedy recently. After seeing a Town Topics letter I wrote about the tragedy of Beech Leaf Disease, and a...

Herrontown Woods received an extraordinary gift this fall, when John Tazelaar and Jeff Bergman came down the walkway to Veblen House carryi...