Forest Bathing in CREW’s Bird Rookery Swamp
Forest bathing is widely practiced for health reasons. The concept is simple: to surround yourself in nature for the purpose of absorbing the healing properties of the forest.
CREW and You, part 4: WHERE
This is part 4 of a 6-part series on the Who, What, When, Where, Why and How of the CREW Land & …
See what’s flitting around Bird Rookery Swamp this week!
Special thanks to volunteer naturalist Dick Brewer, who regularly visits the CREW trails and compiles wildlife counts. This valuable citizen science is …
Brrrrrrrr! Who is roaming Birdy Rookery Swamp in these wintry conditions?
Too cold to head to the trails? Thinking the animals will be huddling somewhere for warmth? That is true for many of …
Know before you go: Holiday Hiking
Looking for some vitamin D therapy this holiday week? The trails are waiting and wild Florida is happy to see you! But …
Check out what you might see at Bird Rookery Swamp this week!
Long-time CREW Trust volunteer naturalist Dick Brewer is a treasure-trove of information and brilliant citizen scientist. This week’s critter count includes a …
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 …
This week’s Bird Rookery Swamp critter count
Wondering what there is to see – or what may be seeing you – at Bird Rookery Swamp this week? Check out …
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 …
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 …