Time to get WET! Check out our tips for taking a walk in the water
During the winter, when the majority of our visitors frequent the CREW Project’s trails, our trail conditions are mainly dry with near-perfect …
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 …
A few tips for geocaching with kids
At last week’s family fun day, two of our volunteers taught my children how to geocache. We decided Spring Break was the …
You’re invited to our first annual Family Fun Day!
As part of our commitment to teaching people of all ages about our mission to protect the watershed and wildlife of the …
Let’s All Leave No Trace
Blue skies, cool breezes and dry trails mean a lot of us are heading to our favorite spots on the CREW trails. …
Current Trail Conditions
Thank you for visiting the CREW Trails. Currently only portions of the trails are wet. Water levels are subjected to change depending …
Current Trail Conditions
Updated as of 9/12/2018 Bird Rookery Swamp: Trail is open and boardwalk construction is complete. There is some water over the trail out …
A View of Bird Rookery Swamp- Belted Kingfishers are Back
Bird Rookery Swamp observations Saturday, August 22 ~ 7:15 am-12:35 pm “It was a good day with 33 species of birds. Nice ones …
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words: Game Cameras at CREW
Wildlife at CREW Tom Mortenson, CREW Volunteer June 30, 2015 I operate five game cameras on trails, roads and edges at …
A View Of Bird Rookery Swamp- “A family of five Otters”
Below are first hand observations from our volunteer Dick Brewer. Who does weekly visits to Bird Rookery Swamp and very week sends …