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The name’s been changed but the fun
remains the same. Bird-walks are guided birding trips to unique habitat
areas within the Hackensack River watershed (and sometimes beyond). They
offer you a chance to gain a more thorough understanding of the birds and
other wildlife that inhabit our region. Bird-Walks are led by an experienced
field naturalist and beginning birders are always welcome!
At a leisurely pace, an Bird-Walk takes about two hours from start to finish
with plenty of stops along the way for birding (and
botanizing and discussion as well).
Despite the fact that Bird-Walks are WALKS and not HIKES, the trails are
sometimes muddy or a little uneven so please be sure to wear comfortable,
sturdy shoes. Bring sunscreen, bug juice and
don't forget to bring your binoculars
& cameras! $150 for a Group Bird-Walk.**
**In addition to the
scheduled Bird-Walks listed below, Hackensack Riverkeeper staffers are also
available to lead outings for your group
at a date and time of your choice.
Schools, Scout troops, nature clubs and more are welcome. Contact us for
more information or to book your trip. *Kids are welcome on Bird-Walks but it helps if younger ones are used to taking two hour-long walks over uneven ground to look for birds. We don’t generally recommend Eco-Walks for children under five. Reservations are required. To reserve a spot (or spots - we limit our Bird-Walks to no more than 15 participants), please contact our Program Director Hugh Carola by phone at 201-968-0808 or via e-mail at hugh@hackensackriverkeeper.org. Upon reserving, directions will be sent to you. Steady rain cancels.
See you on the trail! |
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