Why isn’t Bird Rookery Swamp Open? – and other FAQ’s
Anne here. Yes, that Anne – the one that answers the Facebook messages at all hours of the day and night, the …
Our trails are WILD this wet season!
We’re nearing the end of July and our watershed is filling with water from the almost-daily rainstorms. Our parking lots at the …
The water is here!
The number one question we are getting, whether by phone, email, or social media, is “are the trails wet?” The answer is …
It’s time to recharge
— by Anne Reed Today we went for a walk. We weren’t leading a program, or assisting on a field trip. …
Tuesday’s Critter Count from Bird Rookery Swamp
Check out yesterday’s count from the almost 13 miles of trail at Bird Rookery Swamp! BIRDS Wood Stork – 42 Anhinga …
How to make your wildlife observations count
For me, it started with something as simple as an odd bird call. We heard the loud call at dusk and tiptoed …
Hit the trails for National Walking Day
National Walking Day is the first Wednesday in April, and the CREW trails are a great place to get out and walk, …
What you might see at Bird Rookery Swamp this week
On Wednesday, March 22, volunteer Dick Brewer walked the trails at Bird Rookery Swamp and sent us his wildlife observations. If you …
There’s more to see than alligators, bears and panthers
One of the most common questions I hear, either on the phone or on the trails, is “What will we see?” or …
This week’s Bird Rookery Swamp critter count
Each week volunteers Dick Brewer and Rick Mears walk the trail at Bird Rookery Swamp and complete a critter count. Below is …