Fairies need shelter in the spring too. Using natural materials, learn what living things need to survive, and build tiny houses of your own design. Members: $10/Family. Non-members: $15/Family. Limited to six families No more than five family members per family. Register
Take a hike to discover the wonders of vernal pools in Spring. We will search for the creatures that utilize this crucial habitat.
Not suitable for children under 6. Capacity:15 people
Members: $3. Non-Members: $8
Join Charlie Roberto for a special pop-up program on Sunday morning at 8:30 am. Herald the start of spring birding by walking the fields of Hidden Valley in search of early spring migrants, including nesting bluebirds. Please meet in the Nature Center parking lot. Pay what you wish, starting at $5/person. Your donation supports Teatown and...
DEC educators will explain how juvenile fish are counted, weighed and released to better upstream habitats, often above dams, and how you can help protect this critical species by joining the Eel Project as a volunteer.
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.
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...
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.
Shake off the winter blues at Teatown! Join us for outdoor activities – hikes, games and seasonal fun. Ages 6-12.
Join Environmental Educator Elissa Schilmeister on a moderate hike through Hidden Valley. Discover how the different habitats change during the winter.
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.
Join Teatown environmental educator Elissa Schilmeister in a fascinating introduction to Teatown’s Animal Ambassadors. Meet and learn about owls, falcons, hawks, and vultures.
Join Teatown environmental educator Elissa Schilmeister in a fascinating introduction to Teatown’s Animal Ambassadors. Meet and learn about owls, falcons, hawks, and vultures.
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.
Become a nature detective and learn how to read tracks and signs animals leave behind.
Who is active during the winter and who is not? Discover what animals do to survive the winter.
Test your observation skills and see if you can find these winter nature items as we walk Teatown’s trails.
Spring is almost here! Maybe that’s why this full moon has several popular names. We will contemplate which seems most appropriate this March: Worm, Sap, or Crow moon? Enjoy the crisp night air as we talk about the moon, stars, and nature on this moonlit walk on Teatown trails.
Use your natural night vision to see what is happening at Teatown in the dark. Call for owls and listen for replies then meet one of Teatown’s Ambassador owls up close.
Join Environmental Educator Elissa Schilmeister on a moderate hike to welcome in the New Year. Trail TBA – Dress in layers and appropriate footwear for trail conditions.
In preparation for National Audubon’s annual Christmas Bird Count join Charlie Roberto at Teatown as we explore our preserve in search of our winter avian friends!
