On Tuesday, February 2nd, Bergen County Department of Parks and Teaneck Creek Conservancy will be welcoming experts from Biohabitats, SiteWorks, and Bergen County Department of Parks for a Restoration Review program to disseminate information about the ongoing Habitat Restoration at Teaneck Creek. 

Bergen County Department of Parks began restoring the habitat of Overpeck County Park at Teaneck Creek Park in early September. This $5.6 million project will enhance the site’s natural resources, increase biodiversity with native grasses, shrubs, and trees; improve stormwater management with natural infrastructure; and improve park access by repairing and replacing footbridges and addressing deficient trails that are inaccessible due to washouts.  

During the Restoration Review, site experts will  provide insight into the project design, implementation, and progress updates. 

Panelists include Ted Brown, Practice Leader at Biohabitats;  Kevin Dahms, Water Resource Engineer at Biohabitats, Annette Wilkus, Partner at SiteWorks, Garret Ray, Project Manager at SiteWorks, and Adam Strobel, Director of the Division of Land Management at Bergen County Department of Parks. 

The event will take place LIVE on Facebook on Tuesday, February 2nd at 6:30 pm. Members of the public are invited to attend the program and participate in a live Q&A session immediately following the presentation. To attend the program, or to learn more, visit www.facebook.com/teaneckcreek