Chirp chirp CHECK! Take these wildlife checklists with you when you hit the CREW Trails.
Our volunteer naturalist of many years, Dick Brewer, is well known on our website, blogs and social media for his hours of …
What you can see at Bird Rookery Swamp this week
It was a great morning at Bird Rookery Swamp! Volunteer George Luther mowed the trail to marker #2 (mile 1.3) and noted …
What you can see this week at Bird Rookery Swamp: Kites, limpkins and calico pennant dragonflies
Volunteer naturalist and CREW Trust citizen scientist Dick Brewer shared his most recent critter count and photos from Bird Rookery Swamp. We …
Why is the grass long? Our answers to a few Summer FAQ’s
It’s SUMMMMMMERRRRR! For us, it’s a much needed break from our season schedule. We’re off scouting new trails, leading a few field …
Boardwalk Construction complete at Bird Rookery Swamp
On June 14, boardwalk construction ended at Bird Rookery Swamp and the trail re-opened on Friday, June 15. The replacement of the …
Bird Rookery Swamp Trail temporarily closed for Boardwalk Construction
Bird Rookery Swamp Trail will be closed May 21-June 15, 2018. (updated 6/6/2018) Contractors are working to replace a large section of the …
Alligators and YOU
So many friends of the CREW Land & Water Trust love Bird Rookery Swamp and head there on a regular basis for …
Trail conditions at the newly-reopened Bird Rookery Swamp
Thank you everyone for all of the happy comments on our blog, in our inboxes, in private messages an Facebook and in …
Check out what you can see on a shortened hike at Bird Rookery Swamp
We all miss the feel of the grassy tram beneath our feet and the quiet solitude of standing along the edge of …
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 …