Cultivating Abundance with Foragers in the Foodway and La Bruja
Forage the river corridor in the morning, scavenger hunt at eleven, then La Bruja at noon along the Bronx River.
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Hikes, nature walks, birding, paddles, rides and cleanups — the listing says so.
Forage the river corridor in the morning, scavenger hunt at eleven, then La Bruja at noon along the Bronx River.
Telescopes on the High Line after dark, with actual astronomers pointing things out for you. Free, no experience needed.
Staten Island seaside walk timed to Climate Week, with a closer look at the Living Breakwaters built after Sandy.
Set up a tent in the shadow of the Unisphere, roast marshmallows with Urban Park Rangers, and fall asleep in Flushing Meadows. Queens...
Rangers, binoculars, fall warblers and hawks moving through Pelham Bay — the city's biggest patch of woods, right when it's most alive.
Morris-Jumel, Manhattan's oldest house, just rolled out a new walk threading through uptown's lesser-told corners — a guide, not a podcast.
A shoreline cleanup at Alice Austen Park — you leave with a bag of harbor plastic and a much better sense of what the Narrows actually is.
Inwood Hill Park's last wild stretch of Manhattan, walked by someone who actually knows what's growing there.
Telescopes on the Pier at Riverside Park South — an astronomer-run sky night, clouds permitting.
Drag a seine net through Rockaway's shallows with the Urban Park Rangers and see what tropical strays the Gulf Stream carried up this week.
Warblers and raptors are moving through Riverside Park right now—let the Urban Park Rangers show you where to look.