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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Program Description

Through breath, asanas, and movement, we will explore some of the ways in which Yoga connects us with the natural world. There will be some work with partners to facilitate certain poses.

Instructor Bio

Linda Hjortshoj has been teaching Yoga and movement for over 50 years. She has studied Continuum, Alexander Technique, and Polarity Therapy as well as Yoga. Linda co-owns North Coast Yoga along with her spouse, Howard Bartle.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, scheduled to open in April 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines.

Although we strive to create inclusive programs, not all programs will be accessible to all individuals. Please reach out to us at rcfs@oswego.edu or (315) 312-6677 to inquire about accommodations. We would be happy to work with you.

About RCA

Rice Creek Associates (RCA) is a community of like-minded people who share a passion for nature and a desire to support Rice Creek Field Station. Formed in 1986, RCA supports Rice Creek Field Station's mission by expanding the scientific, educational and recreational opportunities at the Field Station through community involvement. For more information, including a link to join RCA for as little as $5 or $15, please visit the RCA webpage.

Photo credit: Rhododendrites on Wikimedia Commons.

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Gym:
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Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Gym:
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July 6 – August 14
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Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
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Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
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Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

*Summer Membership or guest pass is required for SUNY Oswego Employees, Alumni, Visiting College Student and guests. To sign up and pay go here

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
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Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Gym:
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July 6 – August 14
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Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Gym:
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July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Since clear weather is needed for observing the night sky, interested participants should call (315) 312-6620 after 6 pm on the evening of each event to hear a recorded message announcing whether or not the observation session will take place that evening. Prior to the evening of the event, this same number can be dialed to access a pre-recorded detailed description of the upcoming session.

Children accompanied by adults are welcome at these events.

Student Transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek typically offers a van shuttle for observatory nights during the fall and spring semesters. More information will be posted here closer to the start of each event.

Shuttling will be available for the Aug 27–28 Lunar Eclipse Watch Party, with pickups at the Marano Campus Center bus stop at 10:15 p.m., 11:30 p.m., and 12:45 a.m.

Accessibility

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Observation Sessions are fully accessible to individuals who use a wheelchair. The observatory can be accessed via the sidewalk that passes through the pavilion from the parking circle. Individuals can view celestial objects through portable telescopes and projection or video eyepieces affixed to the large fixed telescope. Accessible restrooms are located inside the main building. So we may best accommodate your needs, please call or email at least one day in advance if possible: 315-312-6677 or rcfs@oswego.edu.

Dates

Upcoming dates (weather dependent) include:

July weekend sessions: Friday–Sunday, July 24–26, 10 p.m. to midnightLunar Eclipse Watch Party: Thursday, Aug 27, 10 p.m. through Friday, Aug 28, 2 a.m. (95% eclipse)October weekend sessions: Friday–Sunday, Oct 9–11, 7–9 p.m.December weekend sessions: exact dates TBD

Questions

For questions about this program, please reach out to Rice Creek Field Station staff at 315-312-6677 or rcfs@oswego.edu.

Rice Creek Field Station, a unit of SUNY Oswego, is located 1.5 miles south of campus at 193 Thompson Road in Oswego.

Image credit: Steven J. Scott, (c) 2024

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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Since clear weather is needed for observing the night sky, interested participants should call (315) 312-6620 after 6 pm on the evening of each event to hear a recorded message announcing whether or not the observation session will take place that evening. Prior to the evening of the event, this same number can be dialed to access a pre-recorded detailed description of the upcoming session.

Children accompanied by adults are welcome at these events.

Student Transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek typically offers a van shuttle for observatory nights during the fall and spring semesters. More information will be posted here closer to the start of each event.

Shuttling will be available for the Aug 27–28 Lunar Eclipse Watch Party, with pickups at the Marano Campus Center bus stop at 10:15 p.m., 11:30 p.m., and 12:45 a.m.

Accessibility

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Observation Sessions are fully accessible to individuals who use a wheelchair. The observatory can be accessed via the sidewalk that passes through the pavilion from the parking circle. Individuals can view celestial objects through portable telescopes and projection or video eyepieces affixed to the large fixed telescope. Accessible restrooms are located inside the main building. So we may best accommodate your needs, please call or email at least one day in advance if possible: 315-312-6677 or rcfs@oswego.edu.

Dates

Upcoming dates (weather dependent) include:

July weekend sessions: Friday–Sunday, July 24–26, 10 p.m. to midnightLunar Eclipse Watch Party: Thursday, Aug 27, 10 p.m. through Friday, Aug 28, 2 a.m. (95% eclipse)October weekend sessions: Friday–Sunday, Oct 9–11, 7–9 p.m.December weekend sessions: exact dates TBD

Questions

For questions about this program, please reach out to Rice Creek Field Station staff at 315-312-6677 or rcfs@oswego.edu.

Rice Creek Field Station, a unit of SUNY Oswego, is located 1.5 miles south of campus at 193 Thompson Road in Oswego.

Image credit: Steven J. Scott, (c) 2024

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Since clear weather is needed for observing the night sky, interested participants should call (315) 312-6620 after 6 pm on the evening of each event to hear a recorded message announcing whether or not the observation session will take place that evening. Prior to the evening of the event, this same number can be dialed to access a pre-recorded detailed description of the upcoming session.

Children accompanied by adults are welcome at these events.

Student Transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek typically offers a van shuttle for observatory nights during the fall and spring semesters. More information will be posted here closer to the start of each event.

Shuttling will be available for the Aug 27–28 Lunar Eclipse Watch Party, with pickups at the Marano Campus Center bus stop at 10:15 p.m., 11:30 p.m., and 12:45 a.m.

Accessibility

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Observation Sessions are fully accessible to individuals who use a wheelchair. The observatory can be accessed via the sidewalk that passes through the pavilion from the parking circle. Individuals can view celestial objects through portable telescopes and projection or video eyepieces affixed to the large fixed telescope. Accessible restrooms are located inside the main building. So we may best accommodate your needs, please call or email at least one day in advance if possible: 315-312-6677 or rcfs@oswego.edu.

Dates

Upcoming dates (weather dependent) include:

July weekend sessions: Friday–Sunday, July 24–26, 10 p.m. to midnightLunar Eclipse Watch Party: Thursday, Aug 27, 10 p.m. through Friday, Aug 28, 2 a.m. (95% eclipse)October weekend sessions: Friday–Sunday, Oct 9–11, 7–9 p.m.December weekend sessions: exact dates TBD

Questions

For questions about this program, please reach out to Rice Creek Field Station staff at 315-312-6677 or rcfs@oswego.edu.

Rice Creek Field Station, a unit of SUNY Oswego, is located 1.5 miles south of campus at 193 Thompson Road in Oswego.

Image credit: Steven J. Scott, (c) 2024

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Gym:
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Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
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Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Gym:
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Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

*Summer Membership or guest pass is required for SUNY Oswego Employees, Alumni, Visiting College Student and guests. To sign up and pay go here

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

*Summer Membership or guest pass is required for SUNY Oswego Employees, Alumni, Visiting College Student and guests. To sign up and pay go here

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

*Summer Membership or guest pass is required for SUNY Oswego Employees, Alumni, Visiting College Student and guests. To sign up and pay go here

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

*Summer Membership or guest pass is required for SUNY Oswego Employees, Alumni, Visiting College Student and guests. To sign up and pay go here

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

*Summer Membership or guest pass is required for SUNY Oswego Employees, Alumni, Visiting College Student and guests. To sign up and pay go here

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

*Summer Membership or guest pass is required for SUNY Oswego Employees, Alumni, Visiting College Student and guests. To sign up and pay go here

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Gym:
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 6 – August 14
Monday–Friday | 4–7 PM

Weekends (July 11–12 & July 18–19)
Saturday & Sunday | 1–5 PM

Pool:

May 18 - June 26: Mon-Fri 5 - 7pm
June 27 - July 5: Closed
July 7 - July 30: Tues., Wed., Thurs.: 5pm-7pm

*Summer Membership or guest pass is required for SUNY Oswego Employees, Alumni, Visiting College Student and guests. To sign up and pay go here

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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Free Shirts for the first 250
Giveaways, table tops, lawn games, volleyball, inflatables, lemonade and more!
Lee Hall Gym and Field

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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All CEA AbroadAll Latin AmericaMs. Alvarado's hours will be held every Wednesday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Alvarado encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: lizette.alvarado@oswego.edu

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

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EnglandIrelandGermanyMs. Adams’ hours will be held every Thursday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Adams encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: kris.adams@oswego.edu

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Thursday, August 27, 5:30pm
Advanced Registration Online or
Onsite Reg.: August 27, 5pm
Onondaga Hall Field
Winners receive a Intramural Championship T-shirt!

Online Registeration: imleagues.com/oswego

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Observing will begin at 10 p.m. on Thursday, August 27 and end at 2 a.m. on Friday, August 28. The timeline of the eclipse is:

10:33 pm: Partial eclipse begins—moon starts to become red12:12 am: Maximum eclipse—93% in shadow1:51 am: Partial eclipse ends

Weather Dependent

Since clear weather is needed for observing the night sky, interested participants should call (315) 312-6620 after 6 pm on the evening of the event to hear a recorded event update based on the weather conditions.

Location, Parking, and Student Transportation

Free parking is available by the Rice Creek Field Station building, located at 193 Thompson Road in Oswego. Van shuttle transportation is available for SUNY Oswego students, with pickups at the Marano Campus Center bus stop at 10:15 pm, 11:45 pm, and 12:45 am. Rice Creek is a short, 7-minute drive away.

Accessibility

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Observation Sessions are accessible to individuals who use a wheelchair. The observatory can be accessed via the sidewalk that passes through the pavilion from the parking circle. Individuals can view celestial objects through portable telescopes and projection or video eyepieces affixed to the large fixed telescope. Accessible restrooms are located inside the main building. So we may best accommodate your needs, please call or email at least one day in advance if possible: 315-312-6677 or rcfs@oswego.edu.

Additional telescope observation nights can be seen on the monthly telescope event page.

Image Credit: NASA/Michael DeMocker

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Observing will begin at 10 p.m. on Thursday, August 27 and end at 2 a.m. on Friday, August 28. The timeline of the eclipse is:

10:33 pm: Partial eclipse begins—moon starts to become red12:12 am: Maximum eclipse—93% in shadow1:51 am: Partial eclipse ends

Weather Dependent

Since clear weather is needed for observing the night sky, interested participants should call (315) 312-6620 after 6 pm on the evening of the event to hear a recorded event update based on the weather conditions.

Location, Parking, and Student Transportation

Free parking is available by the Rice Creek Field Station building, located at 193 Thompson Road in Oswego. Van shuttle transportation is available for SUNY Oswego students, with pickups at the Marano Campus Center bus stop at 10:15 pm, 11:45 pm, and 12:45 am. Rice Creek is a short, 7-minute drive away.

Accessibility

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Observation Sessions are accessible to individuals who use a wheelchair. The observatory can be accessed via the sidewalk that passes through the pavilion from the parking circle. Individuals can view celestial objects through portable telescopes and projection or video eyepieces affixed to the large fixed telescope. Accessible restrooms are located inside the main building. So we may best accommodate your needs, please call or email at least one day in advance if possible: 315-312-6677 or rcfs@oswego.edu.

Additional telescope observation nights can be seen on the monthly telescope event page.

Image Credit: NASA/Michael DeMocker

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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Come do some yoga, get some Boba, and relax to get ready to start the week!

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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All CEA AbroadAll Latin AmericaMs. Alvarado's hours will be held every Wednesday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Alvarado encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: lizette.alvarado@oswego.edu

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Start Date: Tuesday, September 8
Online Registration Deadline is Wednesday, September 2, at 7pm.
Captains meeting and free agent meeting is Wednesday, September 2 at 7pm, MCC 142

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Softball Tournament reigstration deadline is Wednesday, September 2nd, 7pm. The Captain's and Free Agent meeting is Wednesday, September 2 at 7pm, MCC 142 All necessary equipment is provided by Campus Recreation.

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

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EnglandIrelandGermanyMs. Adams’ hours will be held every Thursday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Adams encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: kris.adams@oswego.edu

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The tournament will take place on Thursday, September 3 at 5pm on the Swetman Field. Advanced register online or On-site registration 4:30.

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Championship t-shirts will be awarded to the teams with the lowest scores in each division.

After completing your round, please email a photo of your scorecard to intramuralsports@oswego.edu. Be sure to include your team name and the names of all teammates. Must be done by Sunday, Sept. 27 at 11:59pm

Participants are responsible for their own greens fees:

Walking (18 holes): $13Riding (18 holes): $30Food and snacks are available for purchase at the course but are not included in the greens fees.

Course Information:
Tamarack Golf Course
2021 County Route 1
Oswego, NY 13126
Phone: (315) 342-6614

We recommend contacting the course in advance for current conditions.

Good luck, and please reach out to intramuralsports@oswego.edu with any questions!

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The online registration deadline to create a team is Saturday, September 5 at 1:30, onsite registration 1:30pm-2pm.

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All CEA AbroadAll Latin AmericaMs. Alvarado's hours will be held every Wednesday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Alvarado encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: lizette.alvarado@oswego.edu

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Date/Time: Wednesday, September 9, 7 pm
Location: Laker Landing (Food & Activity Court, Marano Campus Center)
Refreshments provided by Auxiliary Services

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EnglandIrelandGermanyMs. Adams’ hours will be held every Thursday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Adams encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: kris.adams@oswego.edu

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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EnglandIrelandGermanyMs. Adams’ hours will be held every Thursday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Adams encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: kris.adams@oswego.edu

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Upcoming programs all 1pm-3pm:
Friday, September 18, 114 Marano Campus Center, Create your own tote
Friday, October 23, 114 Marano Campus Center, TBD
Friday, November 6, 114 Marano Campus Center, Fall themed

Cosponsored by the Office of Student Wellbeing and Care and Campus Recreation

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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All CEA AbroadAll Latin AmericaMs. Alvarado's hours will be held every Wednesday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Alvarado encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: lizette.alvarado@oswego.edu

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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EnglandIrelandGermanyMs. Adams’ hours will be held every Thursday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Adams encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: kris.adams@oswego.edu

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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All CEA AbroadAll Latin AmericaMs. Alvarado's hours will be held every Wednesday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Alvarado encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: lizette.alvarado@oswego.edu

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The registration deadline to join as a free agent or register your team is Wednesday, September 30. The Free Agent and Captain's Meeting will be held on Wednesday, September 30 at 7pm in MCC 142. One member of your team must attend the meeting in order to be officially registered for competition.

Games will be played Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 6pm-10pm, Lee Hall

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Online Registration Deadline is Wednesday Sept. 30, 7pm. Captain and Free Agent meeting is Wednesday, Sept. 30, 7pm, MCC 142

There is Men's, Women's, and Corec leagues available

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Online Registration deadline Wednesday, September 30, Captain and Free agent meeting Wednesday, Sept. 30, 7pm, MCC 142

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

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EnglandIrelandGermanyMs. Adams’ hours will be held every Thursday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Adams encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: kris.adams@oswego.edu

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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All CEA AbroadAll Latin AmericaMs. Alvarado's hours will be held every Wednesday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Alvarado encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: lizette.alvarado@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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EnglandIrelandGermanyMs. Adams’ hours will be held every Thursday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Adams encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: kris.adams@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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Since clear weather is needed for observing the night sky, interested participants should call (315) 312-6620 after 6 pm on the evening of each event to hear a recorded message announcing whether or not the observation session will take place that evening. Prior to the evening of the event, this same number can be dialed to access a pre-recorded detailed description of the upcoming session.

Children accompanied by adults are welcome at these events.

Student Transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek typically offers a van shuttle for observatory nights during the fall and spring semesters. More information will be posted here closer to the start of each event.

Shuttling will be available for the Aug 27–28 Lunar Eclipse Watch Party, with pickups at the Marano Campus Center bus stop at 10:15 p.m., 11:30 p.m., and 12:45 a.m.

Accessibility

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Observation Sessions are fully accessible to individuals who use a wheelchair. The observatory can be accessed via the sidewalk that passes through the pavilion from the parking circle. Individuals can view celestial objects through portable telescopes and projection or video eyepieces affixed to the large fixed telescope. Accessible restrooms are located inside the main building. So we may best accommodate your needs, please call or email at least one day in advance if possible: 315-312-6677 or rcfs@oswego.edu.

Dates

Upcoming dates (weather dependent) include:

July weekend sessions: Friday–Sunday, July 24–26, 10 p.m. to midnightLunar Eclipse Watch Party: Thursday, Aug 27, 10 p.m. through Friday, Aug 28, 2 a.m. (95% eclipse)October weekend sessions: Friday–Sunday, Oct 9–11, 7–9 p.m.December weekend sessions: exact dates TBD

Questions

For questions about this program, please reach out to Rice Creek Field Station staff at 315-312-6677 or rcfs@oswego.edu.

Rice Creek Field Station, a unit of SUNY Oswego, is located 1.5 miles south of campus at 193 Thompson Road in Oswego.

Image credit: Steven J. Scott, (c) 2024

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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Since clear weather is needed for observing the night sky, interested participants should call (315) 312-6620 after 6 pm on the evening of each event to hear a recorded message announcing whether or not the observation session will take place that evening. Prior to the evening of the event, this same number can be dialed to access a pre-recorded detailed description of the upcoming session.

Children accompanied by adults are welcome at these events.

Student Transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek typically offers a van shuttle for observatory nights during the fall and spring semesters. More information will be posted here closer to the start of each event.

Shuttling will be available for the Aug 27–28 Lunar Eclipse Watch Party, with pickups at the Marano Campus Center bus stop at 10:15 p.m., 11:30 p.m., and 12:45 a.m.

Accessibility

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Observation Sessions are fully accessible to individuals who use a wheelchair. The observatory can be accessed via the sidewalk that passes through the pavilion from the parking circle. Individuals can view celestial objects through portable telescopes and projection or video eyepieces affixed to the large fixed telescope. Accessible restrooms are located inside the main building. So we may best accommodate your needs, please call or email at least one day in advance if possible: 315-312-6677 or rcfs@oswego.edu.

Dates

Upcoming dates (weather dependent) include:

July weekend sessions: Friday–Sunday, July 24–26, 10 p.m. to midnightLunar Eclipse Watch Party: Thursday, Aug 27, 10 p.m. through Friday, Aug 28, 2 a.m. (95% eclipse)October weekend sessions: Friday–Sunday, Oct 9–11, 7–9 p.m.December weekend sessions: exact dates TBD

Questions

For questions about this program, please reach out to Rice Creek Field Station staff at 315-312-6677 or rcfs@oswego.edu.

Rice Creek Field Station, a unit of SUNY Oswego, is located 1.5 miles south of campus at 193 Thompson Road in Oswego.

Image credit: Steven J. Scott, (c) 2024

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Since clear weather is needed for observing the night sky, interested participants should call (315) 312-6620 after 6 pm on the evening of each event to hear a recorded message announcing whether or not the observation session will take place that evening. Prior to the evening of the event, this same number can be dialed to access a pre-recorded detailed description of the upcoming session.

Children accompanied by adults are welcome at these events.

Student Transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek typically offers a van shuttle for observatory nights during the fall and spring semesters. More information will be posted here closer to the start of each event.

Shuttling will be available for the Aug 27–28 Lunar Eclipse Watch Party, with pickups at the Marano Campus Center bus stop at 10:15 p.m., 11:30 p.m., and 12:45 a.m.

Accessibility

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Observation Sessions are fully accessible to individuals who use a wheelchair. The observatory can be accessed via the sidewalk that passes through the pavilion from the parking circle. Individuals can view celestial objects through portable telescopes and projection or video eyepieces affixed to the large fixed telescope. Accessible restrooms are located inside the main building. So we may best accommodate your needs, please call or email at least one day in advance if possible: 315-312-6677 or rcfs@oswego.edu.

Dates

Upcoming dates (weather dependent) include:

July weekend sessions: Friday–Sunday, July 24–26, 10 p.m. to midnightLunar Eclipse Watch Party: Thursday, Aug 27, 10 p.m. through Friday, Aug 28, 2 a.m. (95% eclipse)October weekend sessions: Friday–Sunday, Oct 9–11, 7–9 p.m.December weekend sessions: exact dates TBD

Questions

For questions about this program, please reach out to Rice Creek Field Station staff at 315-312-6677 or rcfs@oswego.edu.

Rice Creek Field Station, a unit of SUNY Oswego, is located 1.5 miles south of campus at 193 Thompson Road in Oswego.

Image credit: Steven J. Scott, (c) 2024

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All CEA AbroadAll Latin AmericaMs. Alvarado's hours will be held every Wednesday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Alvarado encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: lizette.alvarado@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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EnglandIrelandGermanyMs. Adams’ hours will be held every Thursday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Adams encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: kris.adams@oswego.edu

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Wills specializes in moral, social, and political philosophy, nineteenth century German philosophy (especially Karl Marx), and the philosophy of race. Her monograph Marx's Ethical Vision was published in 2024 by Oxford University Press.

The lecture is free and open to the public.

This event is sponsored by the Department of Philosophy and Friends of the Lecture Series.

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It's free. Bring friends and family!

Co Sponsored with Student Orientation and Fmaily engagment

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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Register online or same-day registration beginning at 12noon (at Marano Campus Center Food Court)Friends and Family will need to sign up the day of.Entry Fee: $5 per person which is payable during the day of the race.All proceeds benefit Blessings in a Backpack which provides food on the weekends for elementary school children in the Oswego area who might otherwise go hungry.T-Shirts for the first 75 registrations!!Great Raffle PrizesMedals for top 3 times (men and women)Rain or Shine5K Walk or Run course around campus race begins at 1pmPersons with disabilities seeking to attend this event should contact Carey, carey.barnette@oswego.edu

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Admission is $2, Skate Rental: $3

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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Admission for members of the public is $3. Public skate rental is $3.

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All CEA AbroadAll Latin AmericaMs. Alvarado's hours will be held every Wednesday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Alvarado encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: lizette.alvarado@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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EnglandIrelandGermanyMs. Adams’ hours will be held every Thursday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Adams encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: kris.adams@oswego.edu

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Upcoming programs all 1pm-3pm:
Friday, September 18, 114 Marano Campus Center, Create your own tote
Friday, October 23, 114 Marano Campus Center, TBD
Friday, November 6, 114 Marano Campus Center, Fall themed

Cosponsored by the Office of Student Wellbeing and Care and Campus Recreation

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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All CEA AbroadAll Latin AmericaMs. Alvarado's hours will be held every Wednesday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Alvarado encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: lizette.alvarado@oswego.edu

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

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EnglandIrelandGermanyMs. Adams’ hours will be held every Thursday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Adams encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: kris.adams@oswego.edu

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

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All CEA AbroadAll Latin AmericaMs. Alvarado's hours will be held every Wednesday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Alvarado encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: lizette.alvarado@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

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Upcoming programs all 1pm-3pm:
Friday, September 18, 114 Marano Campus Center, Create your own tote
Friday, October 23, 114 Marano Campus Center, TBD
Friday, November 6, 114 Marano Campus Center, Fall themed

Cosponsored by the Office of Student Wellbeing and Care and Campus Recreation

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Come Glow with us! We will be handing out fun glow items, glow tattoos, and more glow giveaway.

Late Night at Lee features:

Glow volleyball, cornhole, Just danceFree refreshmentsPrizes and giveawaysMake and takesand more...Bring your friends, wear your neon or white, and head over to Lee.

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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It's your chance to relax and win big.

Date/Time: Wednesday, November 11 at 7pm
Location: Laker Landing, Food and Activity Court, Marano Campus Center
Refreshments provided by Auxiliary Services

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EnglandIrelandGermanyMs. Adams’ hours will be held every Thursday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Adams encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: kris.adams@oswego.edu

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Thursday, November, 12, 6-7:30pm
Free admission and Skate Rental For students!

Not a student? No probelm you can still skate!
Admission: $2(SUNY Oswego ID) $3 Public
Skate Rental: $3

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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All CEA AbroadAll Latin AmericaMs. Alvarado's hours will be held every Wednesday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m. in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Alvarado encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: lizette.alvarado@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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AustraliaFranceNew ZealandSpainMrs. Chamberlain’s hours will be held every Monday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m., and Thursday, 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Mrs. Chamberlain encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: alyssa.chamberlain@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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EnglandIrelandGermanyMs. Adams’ hours will be held every Thursday, 1:30 - 3:00 p.m., in the Education Abroad Office, Sheldon Hall, Room 100.

If you are unable to attend during these hours, Ms. Adams encourages students to make an appointment through her You Can Book Me calendar. You can also reach out to her directly via email: kris.adams@oswego.edu

Visit the SUNY Oswego Education Abroad website today and discover ways to engage in global learning experiences!

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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These free walks are open to the general public and suitable for all ages. Walks are 1 mile or less over gentle to moderate terrain on one of Rice Creek's four trails, and approximately 1 hour in length. Accessible options are possible: please see below.

Adult- and youth-sized snowshoes (for ages 3+) are available in winter, trail conditions permitting. If snow is insufficient, we will go on a boot walk. Sturdy snow- or hiking boots should be worn in winter regardless.

Program details

During the walk, a naturalist will discuss the cultural and ecological history of Rice Creek from its early days as working farmland to today. Additionally, the naturalist will identify and interpret discoveries such as animal sightings, plant blooms, seasonal changes, and more. Participants are encouraged to keep their eyes open for discoveries and ask questions along the way. Photography, journaling, and sketching are all welcome activities during the walk.

The topic, duration, and terrain level can all be customized to the group's needs and interests. Families with young children are encouraged to join -- our naturalists, current and retired school teachers, are skilled at engaging and inspiring young people in nature.

What to wear & FAQs

Participants should come dressed for the weather and tick prevention. Boots are advisable as trails may be muddy, especially during late fall, winter, and spring. An adult must accompany children under 17 years of age. For questions, please reach out to the Rice Creek staff at rcfs@oswego.edu or 315.312.6677.

Free student transportation

Since the Centro Green Route Bus does not run on Saturdays, Rice Creek offers a van shuttle during the fall and spring semesters. Please call 315.312.6677 between 9:15 and 10:15 am on Saturdays to request a pick up. Alternatively, book your ride in advance by emailing rcdesk@oswego.edu by 3 p.m. on the Thursday before the program. Please include your full name and phone number. Please note that transportation is not available on the following Saturdays as our van is unavailable: 2/21, 3/7, 4/18, and 4/25.

Accessibility statement

We welcome people of all abilities to Rice Creek Field Station. Rice Creek's main building and parking areas are ADA accessible. The Purple Trail, which opened on April 30, 2026, is built to comply with U.S. Forest Service Trail Accessibility Guidelines, making it accessible to many people who use wheelchairs, strollers, walkers, and other mobility devices. To request a guided nature walk on the Purple Trail, please let us know by calling (315) 312-6677 or emailing rcfs@oswego.edu at least 24 hours in advance of the program. Please note: the Purple Trail is not maintained to accessibility standards in winter.

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