Pinelands Short Course
The Pinelands Summer Short Course at Stockton University Kramer Hall in Hammonton, NJ 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 Summer Short Course - Registration Opening Soon! Date: Friday, July 17th, 2026 Time: 9 a.m. to 2:45 p.m. Location: Stockton University, Kramer Hall, 30 Front Street, Hammonton, NJ 08037 Price: $60.00, Payment via Credit Card only! Refund Policy: No refunds! All registrations are final! 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. Please Note! If course selection changes are needed re-registration is required, |
| Check-in and Registration at Stockton University, Kramer Hall, 30 Front Street, Hammonton, NJ 08037 |
| Communication in Nature Series, Part One: Plants |
| Sawmills in South Jersey: A Culture Within the History |
| Wildfire Corridors Across the Pinelands |
| Forestry 101 |
| Padding in the Pines - Batsto Lake from Industry to Ecology |
| Nature Walk around Hammonton Lake Park |
| Batsto Village: Nature and Industry in the Pine Barrens Please note: Participants must provide their own transportation to Batsto. |
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Walking Thru History on the 1808 Trail |
| Communication in Nature Series, Part Two: Birds |
| The New Jersey Tick Problem |
| Carnivorous Plants of the Pine Barrens |
| Liven Up Your Forest – Deadwood for Wildlife |
| Last of the Gentlemen Naturalist |
| Communication in Nature Series- Part Three: Amphibians, Insects, and Mammals |
| Wildlife of the New Jersey Pine Barrens |
| Wildfire Corridors Across the Pinelands |
| The Trouble with Oaks, NJ Pine Barrens Edition |
| Last of the Gentlemen Naturalist |
| Lenape Elders Share Stories, Craftes, and Music (Double Session) |
| Padding in the Pines - Batsto Lake from Industry to Ecology |
| Nature Walk around Hammonton Lake Park |
| Batsto Village: Nature and Industry in the Pine Barrens Please note: Participants must provide their own transportation to Batsto. |
| Pinelands Discovery |
| Wildlife of the New Jersey Pine Barrens |
| Carnivorous Plants of the Pine Barrens |
| Liven Up Your Forest – Deadwood for Wildlife |
Need help? Contact us by phone at 609-626-3850 or by email at learn@stockton.edu!
