TEEN Library Programs

Each of the Cornell Cooperative Extension in-person library programs below include an age-appropriate lecture as well as a hands-on workshop activity. Each program is about an hour in length. Fee $300. (Screen, projector and laptop preferred. Also table(s) that can get messy.)

The Mighty Oak

Oak trees are fun to climb and provide wonderful material for furniture and floors. But who knew that oak trees are key in our ecosystem providing food and habitat for many pollinators? Come to this workshop to learn why the oak is so mighty.

Pollinators

Butterflies, birds and the other pollinators need host plants for nectar, food and lodging. Which plants are the best for attracting pollinators? Discover what you can do to benefit the pollinators.

Winter Seed Sowing

Guess what? You can start seeds during the winter OUTSIDE. No greenhouse or green thumb needed. Winter sowing techniques outside are an easy way to jumpstart the growing process.

The Art of Saving Seeds

This year's seeds can be next year's bounty. Simple. Explore when and how to collect seeds. Learn the best ways to store them for the next growing season.

Last updated October 30, 2025