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 in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way, 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.
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

Spring is simmering! Curious what plants are popping up 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. 

Support TCC’s nature programming by donating to TCC or becoming a TCC member.

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

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 in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way, 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.
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

Enjoy exploring TCC through the seasons on a walk with George Tsapellas and learn 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. Interested in getting ahead? Check out the how to video tutorial for iNaturalist and the how to video tutorial for Seek

Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way. 

Registration recommended. This is a family-friendly program. Rain or Shine. In the event of severe weather, the program will be canceled. Registrants will be notified via email.

Donations appreciated.

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 - canvas, paper, paint, brushes, water, easel - whatever supplies you need to paint outside!

Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way, 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.
Registrants will be notified if event is canceled.

Please note: no bathrooms will be available during this session.

Enjoy exploring TCC through the seasons on a walk with George Tsapellas and learn 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. Interested in getting ahead? Check out the how to video tutorial for iNaturalist and the how to video tutorial for Seek

Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way. 

Registration recommended. This is a family-friendly program. Rain or Shine. In the event of severe weather, the program will be canceled. Registrants will be notified via email.

Donations appreciated.

Learn about plants and bugs! Become a scientist using your phone to see what lives in the park. George Tsapellas will lead a hands-on workshop for all ages on how to document plants, birds & everything else found at Teaneck Creek! George has been an avid user of iNaturalist for nearly 4 years, where he has cultivated knowledge about a variety of local plants and wildlife. Install the iNaturalist app on your phone and create an account prior to the program. Seek by iNaturalist is available for younger participants. If you enjoy this program we encourage you to donate or become a member to support more programming like investigating Nature with iNaturalist.

Interested in getting ahead? Check out the how to video tutorial for iNaturalist and the how to video tutorial for Seek

Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way.

This is a family-friendly program. Rain or Shine. In the event of severe weather, the program will be canceled. Registrants will be notified via email. Registration recommended. Walk-ins welcome provided there is space. Please arrive 15 minutes early.

Program sponsored by Veolia.

Learn about plants and bugs! Become a scientist using your phone to see what lives in the park. George Tsapellas will lead a hands-on workshop for all ages on how to document plants, birds & everything else found at Teaneck Creek! George has been an avid user of iNaturalist for nearly 4 years, where he has cultivated knowledge about a variety of local plants and wildlife. Install the iNaturalist app on your phone and create an account prior to the program. Seek by iNaturalist is available for younger participants. If you enjoy this program we encourage you to donate or become a member to support more programming like investigating Nature with iNaturalist.

Interested in getting ahead? Check out the how to video tutorial for iNaturalist and the how to video tutorial for Seek

Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way.

This is a family-friendly program. Rain or Shine. In the event of severe weather, the program will be canceled. Registrants will be notified via email.

Registration recommended. Walk-ins welcome provided there is space. Please arrive 15 minutes early.

Program sponsored by Veolia.

Join Teaneck Public Library for stories and fun nature activities with Teaneck Creek Conservancy. Please use the Fycke Lane entrance. Creekside Adventures Storytime is a weekly program running from July 17 through August 21 at 4pm on Mondays. Attend one session or the entire series. Each day will have a different focus. Best for ages 4 and up. Weather-permitting

Please dress appropriately for the weather. You may wish to bring bug repellant spray.
Please be aware that there is no restroom on site.

Programs with Teaneck Public Library 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 our library literacy collaborations.

Location: Fycke Lane Entrance. Use 74 Fycke Lane, Teaneck, NJ for GPS. Street parking.

Please RSVP with the library weather notifications.

Teaneck Creek Conservancy is joining our neighbors at Glen Pointe to kick off the summer! Come check out the music, food trucks and fun Wednesday, August 16 at 4:30pm. Cloe Bee will be performing! Stop by enjoy some good food and tunes and say hi!

Look for us just outside the Fitness Center

No registration required.

Join Teaneck Public Library for stories and fun nature activities with Teaneck Creek Conservancy. Please use the Fycke Lane entrance. Creekside Adventures Storytime is a weekly program running from July 17 through August 21 at 4pm on Mondays. Attend one session or the entire series. Each day will have a different focus. Best for ages 4 and up. Weather-permitting

Please dress appropriately for the weather. You may wish to bring bug repellant spray.
Please be aware that there is no restroom on site.

Programs with Teaneck Public Library 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 our library literacy collaborations.

Location: Fycke Lane Entrance. Use 74 Fycke Lane, Teaneck, NJ for GPS. Street parking.

Please RSVP with the library weather notifications.

On Saturday August 12, we'll be holding our final Investigating Nature with iNaturalist program led by Sandy Wolkenberg. We'll be very sorry to see Sandy go!

Sandy has been a staunch proponent of both Teaneck Creek and iNaturalist. She'll be leading a final session this Saturday to say goodbye to everyone, but also to pass the torch to another iNaturalist who will be taking up the program, George Tsapellas.

So be sure to join us on Saturday, August 12 at 10am to ensure this project lives on!

Learn how to contribute to community science efforts using your phone. Sandy Wolkenberg will lead a hands on workshop on how to document plants, birds and other nature beings who live at Teaneck Creek. Sandy is a retired teacher, volunteer and guide at the New York Botanical Garden, and avid iNaturalist. If you enjoy this program we encourage you to donate or become a member to support more programming like investigating Nature with iNaturalist.

Interested in getting ahead? Check out the how to video tutorial for iNaturalist and the how to video tutorial for Seek

Please install iNaturalist prior to program.
Seek by iNaturalist is available for younger participants.

Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way.

This is a family-friendly program. Rain or Shine. In the event of severe weather, the program will be canceled. Registrants will be notified via email.

Registration recommended. Walk-ins welcome provide there is space. Please arrive 15 minutes early.

Program sponsored by Veolia.

Join Teaneck Public Library for stories and fun nature activities with Teaneck Creek Conservancy. Please use the Fycke Lane entrance. Creekside Adventures Storytime is a weekly program running from July 17 through August 21 at 4pm on Mondays. Attend one session or the entire series. Each day will have a different focus. Best for ages 4 and up. Weather-permitting

Please dress appropriately for the weather. You may wish to bring bug repellant spray.
Please be aware that there is no restroom on site.

Programs with Teaneck Public Library 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 our library literacy collaborations.

Location: Fycke Lane Entrance. Use 74 Fycke Lane, Teaneck, NJ for GPS. Street parking.

Please RSVP with the library weather notifications.

Join Teaneck Public Library for stories and fun nature activities with Teaneck Creek Conservancy. Please use the Fycke Lane entrance. Creekside Adventures Storytime is a weekly program running from July 17 through August 21 at 4pm on Mondays. Attend one session or the entire series. Each day will have a different focus. Best for ages 4 and up. Weather-permitting

Please dress appropriately for the weather. You may wish to bring bug repellant spray.
Please be aware that there is no restroom on site.

Programs with Teaneck Public Library 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 our library literacy collaborations.

Location: Fycke Lane Entrance. Use 74 Fycke Lane, Teaneck, NJ for GPS. Street parking.

Please RSVP with the library weather notifications.

Learn how to contribute to community science efforts using your phone. Sandy Wolkenberg will lead a hands on workshop on how to document plants, birds and other nature beings who live at Teaneck Creek. Sandy is a retired teacher, volunteer and guide at the New York Botanical Garden, and avid iNaturalist. If you enjoy this program we encourage you to donate or become a member to support more programming like investigating Nature with iNaturalist.

Interested in getting ahead? Check out the how to video tutorial for iNaturalist and the how to video tutorial for Seek

Please install iNaturalist prior to program.
Seek by iNaturalist is available for younger participants.

Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way.

This is a family-friendly program. Rain or Shine. In the event of severe weather, the program will be canceled. Registrants will be notified via email.

Registration recommended. Walk-ins welcome provide there is space. Please arrive 15 minutes early.

Program sponsored by Veolia.

Join Teaneck Public Library for stories and fun nature activities with Teaneck Creek Conservancy. Please use the Fycke Lane entrance. Creekside Adventures Storytime is a weekly program running from July 17 through August 21 at 4pm on Mondays. Attend one session or the entire series. Each day will have a different focus. Best for ages 4 and up. Weather-permitting

Please dress appropriately for the weather. You may wish to bring bug repellant spray.
Please be aware that there is no restroom on site.

Programs with Teaneck Public Library 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 our library literacy collaborations.

Location: Fycke Lane Entrance. Use 74 Fycke Lane, Teaneck, NJ for GPS. Street parking.

Please RSVP with the library weather notifications.

Teaneck Creek Conservancy is joining our neighbors at Glen Pointe to kick off the summer! Come check out the music, food trucks and fun Wednesday, July 19 at 4:30pm. The Fanny Pack will be performing! Stop by enjoy some good food and tunes and say hi!

Look for us just outside the Fitness Center

No registration required.

Join Teaneck Public Library for stories and fun nature activities with Teaneck Creek Conservancy. Please use the Fycke Lane entrance. Creekside Adventures Storytime is a weekly program running from July 17 through August 21 at 4pm on Mondays. Attend one session or the entire series. Each day will have a different focus. Best for ages 4 and up. Weather-permitting

Please dress appropriately for the weather. You may wish to bring bug repellant spray.
Please be aware that there is no restroom on site.

Programs with Teaneck Public Library 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 our library literacy collaborations.

Location: Fycke Lane Entrance. Use 74 Fycke Lane, Teaneck, NJ for GPS. Street parking.

Please RSVP with the library weather notifications.

Join Bergen County Audubon Society & Teaneck Creek Conservancy as we explore what plants are flowering in July and which animals depend on them as we explore who is residing at Teaneck Creek this summer.

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

Registration recommended.

Join Bergen County Audubon Society & Teaneck Creek Conservancy as we explore what plants are flowering in July and which animals depend on them. BCAS will help you make powerful connections between the feathered friends we love and the habitats they need to survive.

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

Registration recommended.

Learn how to contribute to community science efforts using your phone. Sandy Wolkenberg will lead a hands on workshop on how to document plants, birds and other nature beings who live at Teaneck Creek. Sandy is a retired teacher, volunteer and guide at the New York Botanical Garden, and avid iNaturalist. If you enjoy this program we encourage you to donate or become a member to support more programming like investigating Nature with iNaturalist.

Interested in getting ahead? Check out the how to video tutorial for iNaturalist and the how to video tutorial for Seek

Please install iNaturalist prior to program.
Seek by iNaturalist is available for younger participants.

Meet in the parking lot at 20 Puffin Way.

This is a family-friendly program. Rain or Shine. In the event of severe weather, the program will be canceled. Registrants will be notified via email.

Registration recommended. Walk-ins welcome provide there is space. Please arrive 15 minutes early.

Program sponsored by Veolia.

Join Bergen County Audubon Society & Teaneck Creek Conservancy to Learn the basics of how to get started birding. We’ll cover bird identification, field guides and optics. Bring binoculars if you have them.

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

Registration recommended.

Teaneck Creek Conservancy is joining our neighbors at Glen Pointe to kick off the summer! Come check out the music, food trucks and fun Tuesday, June 13 at 4:30pm. The Ray Greiche Band will be performing! Stop by enjoy some good food and tunes and say hi!

NJ native Ray Greiche, a NYC fixture at The Backfence, Bitter End along with weekly residencies at Mad River, The Banc, Rathbone's and countless other bars in NYC, creates a sound infused with folk, rock, country, and soul. His band, Ray Greiche Band has rocked at world famous NYC venues such as Rockefeller Center, the Rainbow Room, the 21 Club for New Year's Eve (6 years running!), The Red Lion, 11th St Bar, and now defunct Backfence. (Bio adapted from Spotify).

No registration required.

Join Bergen County Audubon Society & Teaneck Creek Conservancy to see which of our feathered friends are residing at Teaneck Creek this summer.

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

Registration recommended.

Join Bergen County Audubon Society and TCC as we explore the creek for native birds and the plants they depend upon.

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. Nature Walks 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 Nature 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

Registration recommended. Registration opens April 15.

Immediately following this program is Plein Air Art Experience in the Peace Labyrinth (12-2pm). Registration Plein air program is required.

If you enjoy reading and care about the environment, join Eco Book Club hosted by Teaneck Creek Conservancy and Teaneck Public Library! Eco Book Club meets monthly to read, share, learn and discuss a variety of environmental and nature-themed books and topics.

Weaving together the voices of four remarkable women, this novel is a beautifully told story of reawakening, of remembering our original relationship to the seeds and, through them, to our ancestors. Join us to discuss our May selection!

Eco Book Club sessions 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 Eco Book Club.

Please RSVP below and find borrowing information here.

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

Registration required. (External site)

Join Bergen County Audubon Society and TCC as we celebrate mothers human and feathered. 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. Nature Walks 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 Nature 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

Registration recommended. Registration opens April 15.

Make a day of it and walk over to the Outdoor Classroom at the Fycke Lane entrance to learn about gardening with natives if you have a wet yard (12:45-2:15pm). Outdoor Classroom Garden designer, Despina Metaxatos, and Dave Chalek of Sprouts Farms & Gardens will be leading a conversation to help you develop a native green thumb!

Eco Book Club will be discussing Nature's Last Hope by Douglas Tallamy at the March 2023 meeting. We are excited to read about how anyone with a bit of green property can contribute to wildlife conservation and just in time for spring planting! Read Nature’s Last Hope and then stop by the Bergen County Audubon Society’s Native Plant Gardens at Teaneck Creek for further inspiration.

We will be meeting on Monday, March 27 at 7pm at Teaneck Public Library in the Parker Room.

Please register here: https://bccls.libcal.com/calendar/teanecklibrary/feb-23

Join Dr. Tony Cullen on Thursday October 13th at 5pm in the Conservancy's Bird and Butterfly gardens. Dr. Cullen will lead a walk and conversation about spotted lanternflies, why they're on everyone's radar, and what the latest science is. Questions and curiosity are welcome. All ages.

Dr. Cullen received his doctorate from Rutgers University-Newark studying the dispersal mechanisms of invasive plants. Currently, he is the supervisor for USDA APHIS PPQ's Spotted Lanternfly Program in New Jersey.

RSVP here. Program may be canceled in event of inclement weather.