Marshlands Conservancy’s Nature Camp focuses on searching for natural wonders within the habitats of Marshlands. Online registration, click here. Campers will take topic-oriented “expeditions” or study daily themes as they explore the world of insects, plants, mammals, salt-marsh life and other wonders of nature. Parents may register their child for up to three camp sessions....
For anyone interested in birdwatching, this is a great way to learn some basics. Bring binoculars. Led by Chris Mignone of Central Westchester Audubon.
A walking tour of the various habitats including meadow, forest, and salt marsh. Learn what distinguishes each habitat, what animals and plants live there, and what challenges these habitats are facing.
We’re pretty sure you know how to build S’mores, but do you know how to build a fire? Come learn safe fire building techniques and practices. Gather around the fire afterwards for S’mores! Registration is required. Space is limited – Please call (914) 835-4466.
Join us for a walk along the trails as we interpret what wondrous things nature is showing us today.
Meet snakes, turtles, lizards, and more up close! Our scaly friends of the reptile world certainly have charisma. See first-hand what makes reptiles unique. Watch them move. Feel their texture. Learn all about scales. Presented by Anthony Cogswell and Sponsored by the Friends of Marshlands.
Time for some Spring cleanup around the park. Join us as we put winter away, clear debris and trash, and get ready for the fresh green flush of spring.
For anyone interested in birdwatching, this is a great way to learn some basics. Bring binoculars. Led by Chris Mignone of Central Westchester Audubon.
See what our Summer Nature Camp is all about. Meet the camp director and learn about the types of activities and games we incorporate and take a hike around the trails.
What’s going on out there? Join us for a guided walk to observe the signs and patterns of nature in spring!
There’s nothing like the quiet beauty of a walk in the moonlight! Join us for a night walk through fields and forests illuminated by moonlight. Registration is required. Call (914) 835-4466. Refreshments courtesy of Friends of Marshlands.
Keep our salt marsh beautiful by collecting trash left by the tides. Help cut back invasive plants in the forest. It’s a great way to have fun, get some exercise, and give something back to the earth.
We’re pretty sure you know how to build S’mores, but do you know how to build a fire? Come learn safe fire building techniques and practices. Gather around the fire afterwards for S’mores! Registration is required. Space is limited – Please call (914) 835-4466.
For anyone interested in birdwatching, this is a great way to learn some basics. Bring binoculars. Led by Chris Mignone of Central Westchester Audubon.
The goats are back! Come watch them doing what goats do best. . . EAT! Find out why they are in our meadow. Presented by Jenn Balch of Fat & Sassy Goats. Goats sponsored by Friends of Marshlands.
Join us in search of often overlooked wildflowers quietly adding their beauty to the landscape.
In nature, every day is a chance to see something new! Join us for a walk along the trails as we interpret what wondrous things nature is showing us today.
You know the woodland fairies are out there, but where do they live? What do they do all day? Master Storyteller Jonathan Kruk knows, and he has tales and legends to tell! Join us for this enchanted walk along the forested trails. Maybe you’ll see fairy houses hidden amongst the trees! Parking is limited so...
Postponed due to the weather. Watch here for updates.
For anyone interested in birdwatching, this is a great way to learn some basics. Bring binoculars. Led by Chris Mignone of Central Westchester Audubon.
Come witness this wondrous phenomenon of Horseshoe Crabs arriving at Marshlands’ shoreline during the mid-day high-tide period. This incredible event has been taking place here seasonally for thousands of years! Meet at the nature center. Weather permitting.
Take a walk with us and learn about the fascinating history of the land we know today as Marshlands Conservancy. Led by Clare Francis, President of the Friends of Marshlands.
Join us for a walk through the trails at Marshlands as we interpret what wondrous things nature is showing us today.
For anyone interested in birdwatching, this is a great way to learn some basics. Bring binoculars, your questions, and your love of birds! Led by Chris Mignone.
Join us for a walk through the trails at Marshlands as we interpret what wondrous things nature is showing us today.
The Board of the Friends of Marshlands will hold their Annual Membership meeting today at the nature center building. Open to all current members and anyone interested in becoming a member. Free live animal program follows the meeting at 1:00 p.m.
Big ears! Sharp claws! Slimy skin! Those are just a few of the adaptations that help animals to survive. See the incredible ways an animal’s adaptations help it survive. Presented by Anthony Cogswell. Sponsored by the Friends of Marshlands.
Sketching in nature is a great practice for building nature observation skills and can be a wonderful mindfulness practice. In this relaxed and guided program we will capture a quick representation of natural objects, landscape features, and more. Bring a sketchbook and pencil, or borrow one of ours. No previous art training is necessary.
Take a walk with us and learn about the fascinating history of the land we know today as Marshlands Conservancy. Led by Clare Francis, president of the Friends of Marshlands.
For anyone interested in birdwatching, this is a great way to learn some basics. Bring binoculars. Led by Chris Mignone. No pre-registration needed.