Quogue Wildlife Refuge
You may encounter periodic trail closures due to the impact of the Southern Pine Beetle at the Refuge.
Due to low registration, this program is cancelled. Join wildlife biologist Mike Bottini for a fun half day in the field as we search for all sorts of signs left by wildlife in the area such as feeding signs, tracks and scat. Dress in warm layers for this educational workshop on the Refuge trails. $30 …
WALK-INS WELCOME TONIGHT! online ticket sales are closed, but we are accepting walk-ins! This event is for adults only between 6:00 PM – 6:30 PM, and for all ages 6:45 PM – 7:30 PM Join us for this magical winter evening walk. Come to the Refuge for a self-guided, peaceful stroll through the gently lit …
Will we have an early spring or six more weeks of winter? Meet us at the Quogue Library for a great day featuring ‘Sam Champion’- STAR Foundation’s Groundhog, craft and presentation by the Quogue Wildlife Refuge, and more groundhog themed happenings! Learn more and register at QuogueLibrary.org.
Join a QWR Educator on zoom for an inside look at the species our trail cameras have captured. Learn about the fascinating role these cameras play in wildlife biology and conservation. From common sightings to surprises, come see what wildlife has been spotted when no one is around. This is a free program. Registration Link …
This virtual program will take you on an information based photographic journey of the marine mammals of Long Island. Dr. Artie Kopelman, the president and senior scientist at CRESLI (Coastal Research and Education Society of Long Island), has spent 43 years as a professor and has 37 years of experience observing, studying, and photographing marine …
Tour postponed due to snowy trails! New date: Sat, March 28 Explore the Refuge during a guided hike to learn about the native flora and fauna, the various habitats that exist at the Refuge (field, Pine Barrens, Carnivorous bog, freshwater ponds). Visit the Outdoor Animal Enclosure to hear all about the animals, their history, & …
Join a QWR educator for a guided hike through the Pine Barrens to North Pond (~1.5 miles total distance). Discover how this ecosystem supports a variety of plants and animals adapted to its sandy soils and fire-shaped landscape. Bundle up in warm layers for this fun and educational outdoor adventure, perfect for families who love …