This project will study over two years-Sept 2025 to Sept 2027- a notable concentration of surviving log barns in the Penns Valley and Brush Valley Rural Historic District

As the glowing sun rose over the horizon, we made our way slowly on the path along the top of the fields past the barn, listening to a Grasshopper Sparrow singing its insect-like song from a hidden perch in the low growth of the fields below us.

Each of these events will feature a local wellness leader who will guide the group in a unique practice,…

We began focusing on the educational concept that even small gardens around the home can create a substantial beneficial habitat that is badly needed to enable our native insect, bird and animal species to survive and thrive.

If you have not been to Rhoneymeade lately to visit the Children’s Nature Area, you may be surprised to see the many new additions and changes that have occurred over the past year. 

If you haven't been out yet to visit the CommuniTea garden now is the time!

Bill Rathfon is a regular visitor to Rhoneymeade. Why? The opportunities for wildlife photography.

Parking lot graveled at Rhoneymeade.

The pollinator field is in full bloom right now, and definitely worth a trip to Rhoneymeade for a relaxing walk around the grounds.

A crime recently occurred in the orchard at Rhoneymeade and a witness was able to capture some photographs of the thief in action.

Rhoneymeade  Arboretum and Sculpture Garden recently received and generous gift from the State College/Downtown Rotary Club for their support of the Rhoneymeade Children’s Nature Area.

A pair of Baltimore Orioles have taken up housekeeping ( and hopefully child rearing) at Rhoneymeade.

A clutch of Kestrel hatchlings are in a nesting box at Rhoneymeade.