Pinelands Short Course
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.
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Pinelands Short Course Date: Saturday, March 7th, 2026 Time: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Location: Stockton University, Galloway Campus, 101 Vera King Farris Drive, Galloway, NJ 08205 Price: $60.00, Payment via Credit Card only! Refund Policy: No refunds! This is a rain or shine event! Attention School Districts: If your school district would like to send educators and pay with a purchase order or ETTC Hours, please email learn@stockton.edu. The cost to pay with a purchase order is $60.00 per person, the cost to pay with ETTC Hours is 2 ETTC Hours per person. Professional Development Certificates for Educators: If you are a K-12 Educator and need a Professional Development Certificate, please click here to complete a request via Google Form. |
| Registration in the Stockton University Campus Center |
| New Jersey’s Changing Climate |
| Drawing the Pine Barrens |
| Pinelands Road Trip |
| Hunting the Wild Blueberry |
| Seven Bridges Road |
| 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! |
| Stewardship of Stockton's Forest |
| 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!
