Quogue Wildlife Refuge
You may encounter periodic trail closures due to the impact of the Southern Pine Beetle at the Refuge.
Start the winter off with plenty of seed and enjoy your winter observing the birds at your feeders! This is a fundraiser for Eastern Long Island Audubon Society and for the Quogue Wildlife Refuge, thanks to the generosity of Talmage Farm Agway. Drive-thru curbside pick-up. Please pre-order your seed, order forms will be available at …
Join a QWR Educator for a guided hike to the ecologically rare dwarf pines ecosystem! Learn about this, native flora and fauna, and more on this 3-mile hike is on relatively flat terrain. Please apply any insect repellent and sunscreen prior to arrival, and wear sun protective clothing. Space limited. $10 per person, $5 for …
Join yoga instructor Amy Hess for a one hour class in the nature center. Please bring a yoga mat. Pre-register and pre-pay online or by phone, walk-ins welcome. $20.00 per class.
**CHANGED FROM NEWSLETTER - PROGRAM IS NO LONGER OUTDOORS AND WILL BE INSIDE THE NATURE CENTER Join us for a fascinating evening all about bats! Discover the incredible anatomy and physical adaptations that make bats such important animals to our ecosystem. Learn about the diversity of bats from around the globe — including those right …
RESERVATIONS ARE CLOSED, BUT WALK-INS ARE WELCOME! WE WILL SEE YOU TONIGHT! :) Join us for a magical evening walk to celebrate the upcoming winter season! Enjoy a peaceful, self-guided walk through the gently lit forest trails, where twinkling lights and nature’s stillness create a serene winter atmosphere. Shop from local artisans and vendors for …
Join yoga instructor Amy Hess for a one hour class in the nature center. Please bring a yoga mat. Pre-register and pre-pay online or by phone, walk-ins welcome. $20.00 per class.
In this zoom presentation, Mike Bottini will discuss the coyote’s fascinating natural history, behavior, and its huge range expansion in North America over the last century. Coyotes first became established in northern New York in the 1920s, but Long Island is one of the last large land masses in the continental U.S. to be colonized. …