The cold weather and open water of the Hudson and Croton Rivers bring many birds to Croton Point Park. Eagles Expected! Join our expert birders in searching our wintering birds at Croton Point Park.
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Enjoy this program presented by Anne Swaim, Executive Director of Saw Mill River Audubon, a local chapter of the National Audubon Society based in Chappaqua. Saw Mill River Audubon owns eight local wildlife sanctuaries, offers over 200 free public programs & field trips annually as well as classroom programs and field trips, and helps connect people with nature in the Lower Hudson Valley. |
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Bring your binoculars and join us for a chance to see bald eagles as they fly by the Hudson River. Please dress for the weather as there will be no tent or building to warm up in while searching the skies. The viewing sites are free to attend, but donations are appreciated. 
Brian Bradley, a master falconer since 1984, presents educational programs throughout the Northeast with his hawks, falcons, and owls. Brian’s program features live flight demonstrations with his birds of prey.
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Join us for a lively discussion with local film makers Andy Young and Susan Todd who talk about their soon-to-be released movie “Wings Over Water.” You’ll have a unique opportunity to see behind the scenes, watch clips of the movie, and learn about the secrets of making this exciting nature film. |
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Join Teatown environmental educator Elissa Schilmeister in a fascinating introduction to Teatown’s Animal Ambassadors. Meet and learn about owls, falcons, hawks, and vultures.
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Join Teatown environmental educator Elissa Schilmeister in a fascinating introduction to Teatown’s Animal Ambassadors. Meet and learn about owls, falcons, hawks, and vultures.
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Christine Peyreigne brings EagleFest to a close with a visit with Aurora, her majestic bald eagle. Christine Peyreigne, the youngest falconer in the state of Connecticut, became a falconer and started hunting with her red-tailed hawk, Theron, when she was just 16 years old. You will be captivated by this remarkable young woman as she... |
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Learn about the community of organisms that grow on trees in our area, from lichens to liverworts to tardigrades. |
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Fairies need shelter in the winter too. Using natural materials, learn what living things need to survive and build tiny houses of your own design. |
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Join Environmental Educator Elissa Schilmeister on a moderate hike through Hidden Valley. Discover how the different habitats change during the winter. |
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Shake off the winter blues at Teatown! Join us for outdoor activities – hikes, games and seasonal fun. Ages 6-12. |
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Join us for the opening reception of our new exhibition “The Landscapes: from Tuscany to Teatown” by artist Rosemary Hocking-Sanzari, now on display at our Visitor Center. |
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Spring has sprung! The days are getting longer and the weather is warming up. April showers bring May flowers, so be prepared for a springtime drizzle! We’ll keep our eyes out for early blooms each week. Lace up your boots and bond with fellow female hikers, as we cruise the trails. Each hike’s location will... |
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Want to make the holidays a little sweeter? Buy one of our “Rent-a-Buckets” for our March Sugaring Days today! Each bucket comes with an 8oz. bottle of maple syrup and 1 family pass (up to 5 people) for one of our popular seasonal tours during the month of March. |
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Join Charlie Roberto at the Echo Boat Launch in Croton to view these magnificent raptors before wintering eagles move back north for the spring and resident eagles ready their nests for this year’s brood. |