Pinelands Short Course

Participant looking at taxidemy collection of local wildlife.

The Pinelands Short Course at Stockton University is an annual event featuring a variety of presentations and workshops that explore the unique history, ecology, and culture of the New Jersey Pinelands.

Co-sponsored by the Pinelands Commission and the Southern Regional Institute and Educational Technology Training Center (SRI&ETTC) at Stockton University, the event includes topics such as indigenous survival, birding, groundwater mysteries, and more. It provides an excellent opportunity for participants to gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Pinelands, with professional development credits available for New Jersey teachers.

 

The Next Pinelands Short Course

Date:  Saturday, March 7th, 2026

Time:  9 a.m. - 4 p.m.

Location:  Stockton University, Galloway Campus

Price:
$60.00

Refund Policy: No refunds
This is a rain or shine event.

Seating size is limited. Register Early!

 

New Jersey’s Changing Climate
Drawing the Pine Barrens
Pinelands Road Trip
Hunting the Wild Blueberry
Seven Bridges Road
Stewardship of Stockton's Forest
Paddling in the Pines
Box Turtles
The Batona Trail
Swamp Pink
A Jersey-Friendly Approach
Mosses
Butterflies and Caterpillars
Birding the Pinelands of Stockton University (Double session)
Birding the Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge 
Anomalies of the Pines Van Tour 
Eel-luminations: Exploring the journey of the American Eel through Science, History, and Art! 
New Jersey’s Changing Climate 
NJ Best Kept Secret Biodiversity 
Drawing the Pine Barrens
People of Double Trouble 
Still Family
The Revolutionary Pine Barrens
Ospreys & Menhaden
Devil’s Tooth & Mushrooms
Marsh Hares and Tidal Meadows 
Uncle Ruben C. Corlies (1882-1976)
Moths of the Pinelands
Orchids of the Pinelands 
Trees of the Pine Barrens  
Confessions of a Wildlife Photographer 
Raptors of the Pinelands 
Still Family
 Timbuctoo
The Revolutionary Pine Barrens
Ospreys & Menhaden
Wish Upon a Shooting Star
The Batona Trail 
Swamp Pink
Moths of the Pinelands
Orchids of the Pinelands 
Butterflies and Caterpillars
Tucker’s Island and Beyond 
Lenni-Lenape History and Culture (Double session)
Exploring Soils of the Pines (Double session)
Birding the Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge 
Anomalies of the Pines Van Tour 
John Bacon Documentary
Raptors of the Pinelands 
Hunting the Wild Blueberry 
Timbuctoo
Origin of the Jersey Shore
Paddling in the Pines
Skywatch
Marsh Hares and Tidal Meadows 
Uncle Ruben C. Corlies (1882-1976)
A Jersey-Friendly Approach
Mosses
Trees of the Pine Barrens  
Jackson Pines

Need help?  Contact us by phone at 609-626-3850 or by email at learn@stockton.edu!