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Take your birding skills to the next level by learning to identify birds by their songs. We'll cover how and why birds sing. You will learn tips and tricks for learning and remembering bird songs as well as the latest technology tools.
Birding
Birders
We want to hear from you! We believe that the voices of our community should help shape the future of our trails, waterways, and natural spaces. Your insights and perspectives are invaluable as we develop our next strategic plan, ensuring that our work reflects the needs and priorities of those who cherish these places. This is a walk-through event, and it only takes about 20 minutes to share your thoughts.
Everyone
Come and enjoy the beauty of the Green Ribbon Trail and get a workout in at the same time! Power hiking involves going as fast as possible without actually running and while maintaining a strong and smooth form. This monthly hike is for those looking to improve their fitness, efficiency, and endurance while navigating paved and dirt trails.
Hike
Spring is upon us, and with it the return of wood warblers to our area. Warblers present an ID challenge to even the most experienced birders. Even in their bright spring colors, they flit and jump and just don’t give you much you much to go on. Come hear some tips and tricks for putting a name to these flitty little jobs.
Join us as we explore springtime at Willow Lake Farm Preserve. This roughly 3-mile hike will take you through this unique nature preserve and showcase the trail connection to The Highlands Mansion and Gardens.
When you think of conservation, a camera may not be the first thing that comes to mind! However, your camera and the free iNaturalist app can contribute valuable data to global conservation efforts. Join WissahickonTrails Senior Naturalist Kristy Morley to learn how to use iNaturalist and how it can help benefit wildlife in our area.
Community Science
Help us document the biodiversity at Willow Lake using iNaturalist. City Nature Challenge is a global celebration of biodiversity in and around urban areas. Over 2.4 million observations and over 65,000 species were identified by 83,500 participants in 2024.
Volunteer for the 56th Annual Wissahickon Creek Clean Up on Saturday, April 26th. This is the perfect outdoor event to show your support and love for a clean Wissahickon watershed.
Volunteer
Family Friendly
Join us for an easy, family friendly bird walk at Briar Hill Preserve. All skill levels are welcome. We'll explore the diversity of habitats on this preserve as we look for spring migrants as well as resident species.
Contact Lisa Hansell, Senior Development Manager
