Berks Nature is proud to announce the appointment of Tami Shimp as its new President, succeeding Kim Murphy, who has served with distinction and dedication for 21 years. Tami Shimp…
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Imagine, if you will, a sandpiper. Can you picture it? A plump shorebird on spindle legs with a long probing beak. Except now, imagine that sandpiper not at the beach,...
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Each year, Berks Nature plants around 1,000 native trees and shrubs across Berks County. To accomplish this feat, we are joined by a veritable army of volunteers – from students,...
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Five years ago, I was excited to have the opportunity to pair my personal passion for the natural world with my profession as an early childhood educator. I expected to...
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The Tulpehocken Creek, affectionately known as the “Tully,” is one of southeastern PA’s best trout waters, attracting anglers far and wide. But when walking the creek-side Union Canal Towpath, Jim...
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The Angelica Creek Watershed Association (ACWA) employs a varied approach to monitoring the health of Angelica Creek. Each method provides a unique perspective; like a box of puzzle pieces, the...
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The Nature Place has been buzzing this summer, and it’s not just the fervent activity of our Eco-Campers! In the welcome space of The Nature Place, Berks Nature maintains an...
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It was a hot but jubilant night at the Oley Fairgrounds on July 28, 2025, as some of Berks County’s finest champions of nature gathered for the Berks County Conservation...
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When Connie Dent and Ann Gundry entrusted Berks Nature with 309 acres of land in Rockland Township, they did so with a vision: to protect the property in perpetuity as...
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Kim Murphy, President of Berks Nature announced her plans to retire in December 2025. Kim joined Berks Nature (then Berks County Conservancy) in January 2004. As president, she works with...
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