Celebrate Earth Day at City Green's Earth Day Festival at Eastside Park! Join us for nature crafts, gardening lessons, giveaways, & so much more! This event is free to attend.
Click here to RSVP!
Where Our Path Leads Concert will take place April 19 from 11 am to 3 pm at Voorhees Chapel at Rutgers University.
The concert will center around themes of environmentalism, environmental topics, and ecofeminism and will feature music and dance performances, film, speeches, and an art gallery. The funds will cover custodial charges, supplies, and transportation for performing and visual artists traveling from NYC, Philadelphia, and West Virginia. Excess funds will be donated to the Teaneck Creek Conservancy’s advocacy efforts and the Mason Gross Emergency Fund.
Celebrate Easter with Bergen County Audubon and TCC as we search for the Easter Bunny—or perhaps some more realistic wildlife!
BCAS offers two walks monthly at Teaneck Creek. Birders of all levels and interests are welcome to attend; guides will be available to help newer birders with bird ID. Programs with BCAS are part of TCC's year-round suite of free public programs.
Registration recommended.
All ages. Rain or Shine.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way. Start time is 10am with an approximate end time of 12pm. BCAS Contact: Don Torino greatauk4@gmail.com | (201) 230-4983
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Join Teaneck Creek Conservancy for a special Earth Day family walk to celebrate the season of renewal! The program will include a guided walk through Teaneck Creek to explore the beauty of spring. All are welcome!
Please note: some trail sections may be difficult for strollers, so plan accordingly. Be sure to wear weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy shoes for walking on the trails. No restrooms available.
Meet at the parking lot of 20 Puffin Way at 4pm.
Registration recommended. Registrants will be notified by email if the program is canceled. Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Teaneck Creek Conservancy will be partying at the Bergen County Zoo with a table full of information and activity! There’s fun for the whole family!
Party for the Planet is a big Earth Day celebration with many zoos and facilities across North America all celebrating on the same weekend. For more zoo information click here.
No registration needed.
Join us at Teaneck Creek on the final Sunday of the month for a peaceful day of painting in the park! Organized by our Eco-Art Committee, this event offers a wonderful opportunity to enjoy painting alongside friends and family. It’s open to all ages and skill levels. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Please bring your own art supplies - paper, paint, brushes, water, easel - whatever supplies you need to paint outside!
Meet at the 20 Puffin Way entrance, then together we’ll pick a destination in the park. You can also drop in at any time - check the map by the stairs to see where in the park we’re congregating.
Registration recommended.
Light rain or shine. All ages.
Registrants will be notified if the event is canceled.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
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Join Bergen County Audubon Society and TCC at the end of April as we explore the creek and enjoy the sights and sounds of spring!
BCAS offers two walks monthly at Teaneck Creek. Birders of all levels and interests are welcome to attend; guides will be available to help newer birders with bird ID. Programs with BCAS are part of TCC's year-round suite of free public programs.
Registration recommended.
All ages. Rain or Shine.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way. Start time is 10am with an approximate end time of 12pm.
BCAS Contact: Don Torino greatauk4@gmail.com (201) 230-4983
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Join Teaneck Creek at the Secaucus 14th Annual Green Festival for a celebration of our planet, with environmentally conscious vendors, exhibits, and fun activities for all! Food and eco-friendly products will be available for purchase at vendor tables.
Admission to the event is free. Rain date is Sunday, May 4. Click here to learn more.
With spring in full bloom, are you curious about which plants are emerging and which wildlife are leaving tracks at the Creek?
Explore TCC through the seasons on a walk with George Tsapellas and participate in community science by learning how to document what you see on your phone using iNaturalist or Seek. Each month will highlight a different part of the park, focusing on specific habitats and plants.
George is an avid user of iNaturalist and has been cultivating knowledge about local plants and wildlife for many years.
Prior to the program, install the iNaturalist app on your phone, create an account, and join Teaneck Creek Conservancy under “Projects”.
Seek by iNaturalist is available for younger participants.
Registration recommended.
All ages.
Light rain or shine. Registrants will be notified by email if the program is canceled. Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Questions? Email programs@teaneckcreek.org Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
As spring arrives, birds surround us, filling the air with their lively and captivating behaviors. Join Bergen County Audubon and TCC this Mother’s Day as we explore the park, searching for wildlife and spring blooms, while appreciating nature's seasonal changes.
BCAS offers two walks monthly at Teaneck Creek. Birders of all levels and interests are welcome to attend; guides will be available to help newer birders with bird ID. Programs with BCAS are part of TCC's year-round suite of free public programs.
Registration recommended.
All ages. Rain or Shine.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way. Start time is 10am with an approximate end time of 12pm.
BCAS Contact: Don Torino greatauk4@gmail.com (201) 230-4983
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Celebrate spring in the Meadowlands! Teaneck Creek will have an information booth, along with other local organizations. Enjoy guided walks and talks about native plants that support birds, wildlife, pollinators, and habitats.
No registration needed. Free.
For more info contact: Don Torino | greatauk4@gmail.com | (201) 230-4983
Teaneck Creek Conservancy is proud to be part of this wonderful event that supports clean water and a healthy environment! Stop by TCC’s table and enjoy green-themed vendors, food trucks, live music, and fun activities for kids. Plus, there’s free kayaking and a fishing derby!
This annual event is a partnership between the Hackensack Riverkeeper and Bergen County Parks.
Free. No registration needed.
Parking and restrooms are available at the amphitheater.
For more info: 201-968-0808
Due to ongoing renovations at Teaneck Library, the Eco Book Club will be held at Teaneck Creek Conservancy at 20 Puffin Way in Teaneck.
In The Story of a Black Mother's Garden, poet and scholar Camille T. Dungy reflects on a seven-year journey to diversify her garden in the mostly white community of Fort Collins, Colorado. When she and her family relocated there in 2013, the community enforced strict rules on what could and couldn’t be planted in residential gardens. In defiance of these restrictive, homogenous policies that stifled the potential and beauty of nature, Dungy uses the variety of plants, herbs, vegetables, and flowers she cultivates as a metaphor to argue how uniformity threatens the planet’s future. She also emphasizes the importance of fostering diverse, intersectional language in national environmental discussions as the key to its protection.
Register with the library: https://bccls.libcal.com/event/14416877
Join the Eco Book Club Facebook Group for members, prospective members, and friends to share related information, articles, books, events, etc. here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ecobookclubteaneck
Borrow a book and register with the library. https://bccls.libcal.com/event/12098447
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Join us at Teaneck Creek on the last Sunday of the month for a relaxing day of painting in the park! Hosted by our Eco-Art Committee, this event provides a great chance to paint with family and friends. It’s open to all ages and skill levels. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Please bring your own art supplies - paper, paint, brushes, water, easel - whatever supplies you need to paint outside!
Meet at the 20 Puffin Way entrance, then together we’ll pick a destination in the park. You can also drop in at any time - check the map by the stairs to see where in the park we’re congregating.
Registration recommended.
Light rain or shine. All ages.
Registrants will be notified if the event is canceled.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
As spring comes to a close, we'll explore the wetlands together, identify birds, plants, and other wildlife, and observe how they are thriving with the season's renewal. Join Bergen County Audubon and TCC for a late May walk as we explore the park, observing wildlife and the late spring blooms.
BCAS offers two walks monthly at Teaneck Creek. Birders of all levels and interests are welcome to attend; guides will be available to help newer birders with bird ID. Programs with BCAS are part of TCC's year-round suite of free public programs.
Registration recommended.
All ages. Rain or Shine.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way. Start time is 10am with an approximate end time of 12pm.
BCAS Contact: Don Torino greatauk4@gmail.com (201) 230-4983
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Spring is warming up! Interested in which plants are emerging and what wildlife are leaving tracks at the Creek?
Explore TCC through the seasons on a walk with George Tsapellas and participate in community science by learning how to document what you see on your phone using iNaturalist or Seek. Each month will highlight a different part of the park, focusing on specific habitats and plants.
George is an avid user of iNaturalist and has been cultivating knowledge about local plants and wildlife for many years.
Prior to the program, install the iNaturalist app on your phone, create an account, and join Teaneck Creek Conservancy under “Projects”.
Seek by iNaturalist is available for younger participants.
Registration recommended.
All ages.
Light rain or shine. Registrants will be notified by email if the program is canceled. Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Questions? Email programs@teaneckcreek.org Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Due to ongoing renovations at Teaneck Library, the Eco Book Club will be held at Teaneck Creek Conservancy at 20 Puffin Way in Teaneck.
Katie Holten's “The Language of Trees” is a visually striking exploration of the natural world, where art and language converge. Holten creates a unique "tree alphabet" to reimagine how we connect with trees and the environment. Through stunning illustrations and personal reflections, she invites readers to see trees not just as living beings, but as active participants in the world around us.
The book encourages a deeper connection with nature and fosters a renewed appreciation for the ecological importance of trees. By blending visual storytelling with a focus on environmental consciousness, Holten offers a fresh perspective on how we might communicate with and understand the natural world. *The Language of Trees* is both an artistic and poetic meditation on the beauty and fragility of trees.
Register with the library: https://bccls.libcal.com/calendar/teanecklibrary/eco-mar25
Join the Eco Book Club Facebook Group for members, prospective members, and friends to share related information, articles, books, events, etc. here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ecobookclubteaneck
Borrow a book and register with the library. https://bccls.libcal.com/event/12098447
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Come out to Teaneck Creek to paint in the park on the last Sunday of the month! Organized by our Eco-Art Committee, enjoy the comradery of painting with friends and family. This gathering is for all ages and all levels of experience. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Please bring your own art supplies - paper, paint, brushes, water, easel - whatever supplies you need to paint outside!
Meet at the 20 Puffin Way entrance, then together we’ll pick a destination in the park. You can also drop in at any time - check the map by the stairs to see where in the park we’re congregating.
Light rain or shine. All ages.
Registrants will be notified if the event is canceled.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
The Spring season is approaching and we need to make Teaneck Creek look like THE place to be!
As spring is approaching, we need to make Teaneck Creek Conservancy look even more beautiful, both for our returning visitors and for our new guests! We are seeking volunteers to assist with mulching in and around our Peace Labyrinth and collecting trash and debris throughout the park. Sign up here!
Who are we looking for? YOU, if you...
enjoy working with others on a community project
can work outside in warmer weather. A jug for refilling your water bottle will be available on site.
can transport heavy trash bags and maneuver around the park
can wheelbarrow mulch and shovel
Adults and teenagers (ages 13+) are welcome! Sign up here!
As spring is approaching, we need to make Teaneck Creek Conservancy look even more beautiful, both for our returning visitors and for our new guests! We are seeking volunteers to assist with mulching in and around our Peace Labyrinth, and collecting trash and debris throughout the park.
Who are we looking for? YOU, if you...
enjoy working with others on a community project
can work outside in warmer weather. A jug for refilling your water bottle will be available on site.
can transport heavy trash bags and maneuver around the park
can wheelbarrow mulch and shovel
are capable of walking on slopes and over rocks
have a positive mindset and love nature!
Adults and teenagers (ages 13+) are welcome!
What’s happening?
Teaneck Creek Conservancy needs to apply new mulch to the Peace Labyrinth, an oasis of peace and contemplation located in the heart of the conservancy. Environmental factors and the local ecosystem can affect the mulch and surfaces of the Labyrinth. We’re excited to restore its beauty and ensure it remains a serene space for all visitors to enjoy!
How can I help?
We need volunteers to help mulch and clean the Labyrinth area! In addition to mulching the Labyrinth, we’ll also be re-mulching the Rain Barrel outside the Labyrinth gates and a general trash clean-up around the area. Sign up here!
When is this happening?
Cleaning will take place on our Public Volunteer Day on Sunday, March 30 from 10:30am - 1:00pm. Please be sure to sign up so we can have enough supplies on hand.
What to bring?
Be prepared to get dirty and to work outdoors in varying weather conditions. Wear suitable attire and footwear that can withstand dirt and potential wear. clothes/shoes that can get dirty. Bring sunblock, bug spray, a hat, your own refillable water bottle, and some snacks!
We'll use your email to send reminders about the park maintenance cleaning day and let you know if we need to cancel in case of bad weather. Sign up here!
This event is at full capacity.
Join Teaneck Creek Conservancy and Teaneck Public Library for a spring family walk to enjoy the changing season! The program will include a nature-themed story, a fun craft, and a guided walk through Teaneck Creek.
Rain date is Sunday, March 23.
Meet at TCC's Fycke Lane entrance (74 Fycke Lane). Please note: some trail sections may be difficult for strollers, so plan accordingly. Be sure to wear weather-appropriate clothing and sturdy shoes for walking on the trails. No restrooms available.
Registration recommended. Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Get ready for Saint Patrick’s Day with Teaneck Creek Conservancy! Join lead volunteer steward, George Reskakis, for a guided walk as you explore the early signs of spring in nature at the Creek. As nature transitions from winter to spring, George will share engaging stories and fascinating information about the Creek’s history and habitat. Don’t forget your mud shoes!
Registration recommended Family-friendly. Rain or shine. In the case of severe weather, registrants will be notified.
Donations appreciated.
For a short time each early spring, American Woodcock take to the night sky to perform their courtship rituals. Join Bergen County Audubon Society and TCC at the park to see if we can witness this remarkable display. Meet in the parking lot off 20 Puffin Way at 6:30pm. Please note, the program will include a walk through the park at night, so flashlight or headlamp use is recommended.
BCAS offers two walks monthly at Teaneck Creek. Birders of all levels and interests are welcome to attend; guides will be available to help newer birders with bird ID. Programs with BCAS are part of TCC's year-round suite of free public programs.
Registration recommended. All ages. Rain or Shine.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way. Start time is 6:30pm with an approximate end time of 8pm.
BCAS Contact: Don Torino greatauk4@gmail.com (201) 230-4983
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
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Spring is nearly here, bringing warmer weather and exciting changes in nature! What plants will begin to emerge, and which wildlife will be leaving tracks at the Creek?
Explore TCC through the seasons on a walk with George Tsapellas and participate in community science by learning how to document what you see on your phone using iNaturalist or Seek. Each month will highlight a different part of the park, focusing on specific habitats and plants.
George is an avid user of iNaturalist and has been cultivating knowledge about local plants and wildlife for many years.
Prior to the program, install the iNaturalist app on your phone, create an account, and join Teaneck Creek Conservancy under “Projects”.
Seek by iNaturalist is available for younger participants.
Registration recommended.
All ages.
Light rain or shine. Registrants will be notified by email if the program is canceled. Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Questions? Email programs@teaneckcreek.org
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Birds are all around us, constantly engaging in fascinating behaviors. Join the Bergen County Audubon Society and TCC on February 26 for a mid-winter walk, observing and identifying birds with guidance from BCAS.
BCAS offers two walks monthly at Teaneck Creek. Birders of all levels and interests are welcome to attend; guides will be available to help newer birders with bird ID. Programs with BCAS are part of TCC's year-round suite of free public programs.
All ages. Rain or Shine.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way. Start time is 10am with an approximate end time of 12pm.
BCAS Contact: Don Torino greatauk4@gmail.com (201) 230-4983
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
The Pointe's Wellness Fair is Tuesday, February 25, from 12pm-2pm in East Hall at Glenpointe (200 Frank W Burr Blvd). Enjoy a variety of vendors, refreshments, swag, and raffles. Be sure to stop by TCC’s table for mindful nature activities!
Due to upcoming renovations at Teaneck Library, the Eco Book Club will be held at Teaneck Creek Conservancy at 20 Puffin Way in Teaneck.
Wintering explores the profound experience of personal hardship, offering a thoughtful guide to navigating life's most difficult moments. Through a mix of personal storytelling and deep reflection, Katherine May shares her own journey of healing, showing how we can grow through times of struggle. By embracing solitude and drawing strength from nature, literature, and mythology, she uncovers the quiet, transformative power of the winter season.
This book invites readers to rethink adversity, framing it as an opportunity for renewal rather than a setback. May encourages us to embrace the stillness and subtle beauty that emerge during tough times, revealing how hardship can lead to hidden strengths and new beginnings. Wintering reminds us that, like nature's seasons, we too can find resilience and growth in the quietest of moments.
Register with the library: https://bccls.libcal.com/calendar/teanecklibrary/eco-feb25
BCCLS library card holders can borrow the eBook or digital audiobook via Overdrive.
Join the Eco Book Club Facebook Group for members, prospective members, and friends to share related information, articles, books, events, etc. here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ecobookclubteaneck
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
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Get ready for an unforgettable afternoon of jazz, community, and good vibes at Creekside Jazz: Rhythms for Restoration!! Join Teaneck Creek Conservancy, in collaboration withPuffin Cultural Forum, as the Chris Beck Trio, alongside special guest vocalist Sofia Tosello, takes the stage to perform a soulful charity concert that promises to soothe your spirit and uplift your heart. This event is part of a fundraising initiative to support the Teaneck Creek, a vital environmental project dedicated to preserving our local natural resources.
With the smooth, captivating rhythms of jazz guiding the way, let the music transport you to a place of relaxation and rejuvenation. The afternoon will be filled with dynamic melodies, intricate harmonies, and the unparalleled improvisational energy that only live jazz can deliver. Whether you're a lifelong jazz enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this concert is designed to bring people together and provide a moment of escape from the everyday hustle.
Come enjoy a rich blend of soulful tunes, great company, and the peaceful ambiance of the Puffin Cultural Forum. Your presence will not only support local music but will also contribute to the restoration efforts at Teaneck Creek. It’s the perfect way to unwind, find your rhythm, and make a positive impact on our community.
Grab your tickets for this special event and come ready to groove with us on Sunday, February 23, 2025, at 3:00 PM. See you there for an afternoon of jazz, community, and celebration!
Current TCC members receive a 15% discount!
Come out to Teaneck Creek to paint in the park on the last Sunday of the month! Organized by our Eco-Art Committee, enjoy the comradery of painting with friends and family. This gathering is for all ages and all levels of experience. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Please bring your own art supplies - paper, paint, brushes, water, easel - whatever supplies you need to paint outside!
Meet at the 20 Puffin Way entrance, then together we’ll pick a destination in the park. You can also drop in at any time - check the map by the stairs to see where in the park we’re congregating.
Registration recommended. [CANCELED]
Light rain or shine. All ages.
Registrants will be notified if the event is canceled.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
As we push further into 2025, we’re entering the middle of the winter season! Curious to learn more about our local trees and plants and how to identify them?
Explore TCC through the seasons on a walk with George Tsapellas and participate in community science by learning how to document what you see on your phone using iNaturalist or Seek. Each month will highlight a different part of the park, focusing on specific habitats and plants.
George is an avid user of iNaturalist and has been cultivating knowledge about local plants and wildlife for many years.
Prior to the program, install the iNaturalist app on your phone, create an account, and join Teaneck Creek Conservancy under “Projects”.
Seek by iNaturalist is available for younger participants.
All ages.
Light rain or shine. Registrants will be notified by email if the program is canceled.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Questions? Email programs@teaneckcreek.org
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Birds are all around us, constantly engaging in fascinating behaviors. Join the Bergen County Audubon Society and TCC on February 16 for a global celebration of birdwatching. Spend time at Teaneck Creek, your favorite local spot, observing and identifying birds with guidance from BCAS. Join us as we count the birds for this important global citizen science project, helping scientists better understand and protect birds worldwide.
BCAS offers two walks monthly at Teaneck Creek. Birders of all levels and interests are welcome to attend; guides will be available to help newer birders with bird ID. Programs with BCAS are part of TCC's year-round suite of free public programs.
All ages. Rain or Shine.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way. Start time is 10am with an approximate end time of 12pm.
BCAS Contact: Don Torino greatauk4@gmail.com (201) 230-4983
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Due to upcoming renovations at Teaneck Library, the Eco Book Club will be held at Teaneck Creek Conservancy at 20 Puffin Way in Teaneck.
A cautionary but optimistic book about the world’s changing climate and the fate of humanity, from Christiana Figueres and Tom Rivett-Carnac–who led negotiations for the United Nations during the historic Paris Agreement of 2015.
The authors outline two possible scenarios for our planet. In one, they describe what life on Earth will be like by 2050 if we fail to meet the Paris Agreement’s climate targets. In the other, they lay out what it will be like to live in a regenerative world that has net-zero emissions. They argue for confronting the climate crisis head-on, with determination and optimism. The Future We Choose presents our options and tells us what governments, corporations, and each of us can, and must, do to fend off disaster. (Provided by publisher.)
Register with the library: https://bccls.libcal.com/calendar/teanecklibrary/eco-jan25
BCCLS library card holders can borrow the eBook or digital audiobook via Overdrive.
Teaneck library card holders can borrow the digital audiobook via Hoopla (with no wait). Many of the other BCCLS libraries also provide access to Hoopla – check with your home library if you aren’t sure.
Join the Eco Book Club Facebook Group for members, prospective members, and friends to share related information, articles, books, events, etc. here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/ecobookclubteaneck
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Come out to Teaneck Creek to paint in the park on the last Sunday of the month! Organized by our Eco-Art Committee, enjoy the comradery of painting with friends and family. This gathering is for all ages and all levels of experience. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Please bring your own art supplies - paper, paint, brushes, water, easel - whatever supplies you need to paint outside!
This month we will meet at the Puffin Way entrance, then together we’ll pick a destination in the park. You can also drop in at any time - check the map to see where in the park we’re congregating.
Light rain or shine. All ages.
Registrants will be notified if the event is canceled.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Join TCC this weekend for our second BCAS Nature Walk of 2025. We will identify birds, plants and other wildlife together and see how they are wintering in the wetlands.
BCAS offers two walks monthly at Teaneck Creek. Birders of all levels and interests are welcome to attend; guides will be available to help newer birders with bird ID. Programs with BCAS are part of TCC's year-round suite of free public programs.
Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way. Start time is 10am with an approximate end time of 12pm.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
All ages. Rain or Shine.
BCAS Contact: Don Torino greatauk4@gmail.com (201) 230-4983
Teaneck Creek is hosting a brand new fundraiser at Panera Bread in Englewood on January 12 from 4pm to 8pm. Help us raise funds to support Teaneck Creek. Bring your friends and family, and enjoy a delicious meal while supporting a great cause! A portion of all sales will be donated to Teaneck Creek.
All orders must be placed at the Englewood location for it to count for the fundraiser.
Online orders on Panera website or app must include the code FUND4U
A printed or electronic version of the flyer must be shown when ordering at the bakery cafe.
Purchasing gift cards, catering orders, and third-party delivery orders are excluded and will not count towards event sales totals.
Celebrate all things eagles with an Eagles Walk and Talk., information on eagles, and more! Learn about the incredible come back for these remarkable birds. Join BCAS for this special event!
Free
Rain Date: January 19
Experience a seasonal guided walk through TCC with George Tsapellas and learn how you can contribute to community science. Each month will highlight a different part of the park, focusing on specific habitats, wildlife and plants. All levels of experience and all ages.
George is an avid user of iNaturalist and has been cultivating knowledge about local plants and wildlife for many years.
Prior to the program, install the iNaturalist app on your phone, create an account, and join Teaneck Creek Conservancy under “Projects”.
Seek by iNaturalist is available for younger participants.
Registration recommended.
Sponsored by PSEG
Light rain or shine. Registrants will be notified by email if the program is canceled.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Questions? Email programs@teaneckcreek.org
Join Bergen County Audubon as we explore the winter birds using the restored wetland habitat at Teaneck Creek! Come discover your first bird of 2025!
BCAS offers two walks monthly at the Conservancy. One walk is typically on the weekend and one during the week. Enthusiasts of all levels and interests are welcome to attend. BCAS will have additional guides on hand to help newer birders identify birds. Programs with BCAS are part of the Conservancy's year round suite of free public programs. If you enjoy this program we encourage you to make a monthly donation or become a member to support more TCC programs like this one.
Meet in the Parking Lot at 20 Puffin Way.
Program Contact: Don Torino greatauk4@gmail.com (201) 230-4983
This is a family-friendly program. Rain or Shine.
Please note walks may go longer than the end time if the birding is good!
Come out to Teaneck Creek to paint in the park on the last Sunday of the month! Organized by our Eco-Art Committee, enjoy the comradery of painting with friends and family. This gathering is for all ages and all levels of experience. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Please bring your own art supplies - paper, paint, brushes, water, easel - whatever supplies you need to paint outside!
This month we will meet at the Puffin Way entrance, then together we’ll pick a destination in the park. You can also drop in at any time - check the map to see where in the park we’re congregating.
Program canceled due to weather.
Support TCC’s art programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Light rain or shine.
Registrants will be notified if the event is canceled.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Questions? Email programs@teaneckcreek.org
Join Bergen County Audubon to kick off the festivities by wishing good cheer to our feathered friends!
Note the earlier start time!
BCAS offers two walks monthly at the Conservancy. One walk is typically on the weekend and one during the week. Birders of all levels and interests are welcome to attend. BCAS will have additional guides on hand to help newer birders identify birds. Programs with BCAS are part of the Conservancy's year round suite of free public programs. If you enjoy this program we encourage you to donate or become a member to support more programming like BCAS monthly nature and native plant walks.
Meet in the Parking Lot at 20 Puffin Way.
Program Contact: Don Torino greatauk4@gmail.com (201) 230-4983
This is a family-friendly program. Rain or Shine.
Take advantage of the daylight on the shortest day of the year, to come out to Teaneck Creek and look at how the animals use the wetland in winter. How have the plants and animals prepared for colder temperatures and possible snows this season?
Explore TCC through the seasons on a walk with George Tsapellas and participate in community science by learning how to document what you see on your phone using iNaturalist or Seek. Each month will highlight a different part of the park, focusing on specific habitats, wildlife and plants.
George is an avid user of iNaturalist and has been cultivating knowledge about local plants and wildlife for many years.
Prior to the program, install the iNaturalist app on your phone, create an account, and join Teaneck Creek Conservancy under “Projects”.
Seek by iNaturalist is available for younger participants.
All ages.
Registration recommended.
Sponsored by PSEG
Light rain or shine. Registrants will be notified by email if the program is canceled.
Some trail sections are challenging for strollers. No restrooms available.
Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.
Questions? Email programs@teaneckcreek.org
Join Bergen County Audubon as we explore the winter birds using the restored wetland habitat at Teaneck Creek during the 125th annual Christmas Bird Count!
BCAS offers two walks monthly at the Conservancy. One walk is typically on the weekend and one during the week. Birders of all levels and interests are welcome to attend. BCAS will have additional guides on hand to help newer birders identify birds. Programs with BCAS are part of the Conservancy's year round suite of free public programs. If you enjoy this program we encourage you to donate or become a member to support more programming like BCAS monthly nature and native plant walks.
Meet in the Parking Lot at 20 Puffin Way.
Program Contact: Don Torino greatauk4@gmail.com (201) 230-4983
This is a family-friendly program. Rain or Shine.
Join us on zoom for a relaxing meditation to ground ourselves in the stillness of the winter. Embrace the tranquil energy of the changing seasons and learn how to bring the beauty of nature into our home.
Speakers: Stephanie Landau, MS, Teaneck Creek Conservancy Volunteer
Janet Post, MSN, RN, BC-NC,
Holy Name Community Health Outreach Nurse
Event Registration: Please call 201-833-3336
Teaneck Creek Conservancy will be at the Glenpointe Holiday Market! The market will be part of a larger Holiday Celebration which will also include live music, food & family friendly activities. Open to the public and perfect for families! The Holiday Celebration will take place Tuesday, December 46 from 12-2pm and 5-8 pm. We hope to see you there!
Teaneck Creek Conservancy will be at the Glenpointe Holiday Market! The market will be part of a larger Holiday Celebration which will also include live music, food & family friendly activities. Open to the public and perfect for families! The Holiday Celebration will take place Tuesday, December 46 from 12-2pm and 5-8 pm. We hope to see you there!
