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Telescopes on the High Line after dark, with the Amateur Astronomers Association pointing them at whatever's up there. Free, no...
Tue Sep 29
On the High Line at 13th Street (in The High Line),under The Standard, at 13th St. (in The High Line)↗ BronxPrice on source
Join the Rangers as they hike up the hills of the Bronx-Pelham Landfill, a site closed off to the public. Once known as Tallapoosa...
Sat Oct 3
Pelham Bay Nature Center (in Pelham Bay Park)↗ BronxPrice on source
A Riverdale walk framed by an ancient white oak and a decomposing European beech, with a roll-over-logs intermission.
Sat Oct 3
Independence Ave & W 232nd Street (in Raoul Wallenberg Forest)↗ QueensPrice on source
A Forest Park hike that ends with trail work and native plantings, and the registration window just opened.
Sat Oct 3
Myrtle Avenue and Park Lane South (in Forest Park)↗ Staten IslandPrice on source
Pull invasive vines with the Urban Park Rangers at Allison Pond Park and learn what actually keeps a woodland alive.
Sat Oct 3
Prospect Avenue and Brentwood Avenue (in Allison Pond Park)↗ BronxPrice on source
NYC Parks rangers are leading a fall fungi hunt through Soundview — bring your phone and a snack and learn to ID what you find.
Sat Oct 3
Leland Avenue and O'Brien Avenue (in Soundview Park)↗ 
other+ManhattanPrice on source
Twenty minutes on the Baylander learning what Billion Oyster Project is actually building under the Hudson.
Sat Oct 3
On the Pier (in West Harlem Piers)↗ ManhattanPrice on source
A ranger-led walk through Manhattan's oldest growth forest — shade, native trees, and a corner of the city most people forget exists.
Sat Oct 3
West 218th Street and Indian Road (in Inwood Hill Park)↗ 
other+BronxPrice on source
Two hours of guided quiet through Wave Hill's gardens with a certified nature therapist, ending in a tea ceremony — an antidote to...
BrooklynPrice on source
A ranger-led walk through a coastal woodland restoration in Marine Park, the kind of thing you'd never find on your own.
Sat Oct 3
Salt Marsh Nature Center (in Marine Park)↗ 
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A guide who built a whole brand around Staten Island's spooky side walks you through Snug Harbor after dark — if the legends are right,...
Sat Oct 3
Visitor Information Booth (in Snug Harbor Cultural Center)↗
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