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Come take a guided trout hatchery tour with staff from the Pequest Natural Resource Education Center. Staff will give you additional insight into the hatchery operations and be available to answer any questions. You will also learn about the species of trout that we have in NJ as well as about trout habitat. As the […]
Wanna make your own birdhouse? Come visit us at the Nature Center and learn all about birds and why they help us while you make your very own birdhouse!
For more information, please view the Shellfisheries Council Meeting Schedule at New Jersey Fish & Wildlife. Fish and Wildlife Events Calendar
Join our village historian for a guided tour of the century-old sawmill on this 115th anniversary of the Double Trouble Company.
To be held in person ONLY Meeting Agenda Meeting Memo For more information, please view the State Mosquito Control Commission Meeting Schedule at New Jersey Fish & Wildlife. Fish and Wildlife Events Calendar
Stop by the Burlington County Farm Fair and visit the Bureau of Law Enforcement’s Conservation Police Officers. They’ll be there all week to answer any of your hunting or fishing questions. For more information, please visit the Mobile Education Trailer at New Jersey Fish & Wildlife. Fish and Wildlife Events Calendar
About the Program: Join NJDEP Fish & Wildlife staff and volunteers for a hands-on workshop that includes everything you need to know to get started! Participants, 18 years and older, will learn fishing basics including: fish biology; how to set up equipment; safety practices; bait and tackle choices; how to cast; and fishing regulations. This […]
REGISTRATION CLOSED With temperatures warming up, it is time to switch over to warmwater fish. Bass is the most popular game fish in the United States. Let the team at Pequest Natural Resource Education Center introduce you to the equipment and basic skills you need to pursue this sought after game fish with a fly […]
2.5-mile social walk on fairly flat, scenic trails through the park
Monthly meetings of the Delaware and Raritan Canal Commission are held the third Wednesday of the month, at 10:00 a.m., at the Commission offices at 33 Risler Street, Stockton, NJ, 08559. The public may also attend and participate or comment both in person and by means of online platform and teleconference. Remote access information is available […]
Power Point Presentation and discussion about the historic Morris Canal, followed by, weather permitting, a walk to what remains of the canal today.
Does a child in your life want to fish, but you’ve never learned how? Moms, dads and caregivers, please join us as we teach the basics of angling. Spend two evenings at Pequest Natural Resource Education Center in Oxford, NJ, learning about equipment, techniques, and tactics. At the end of this experience, you will know […]
Join our naturalist for a guided walk down the beautiful Mill Pond Trail. This shady hike will be a little over a mile in length. Rain or shine, thunder may cancel. Bring rain gear if precipitation is forecasted.
A guided walk to look for some common important native plants and a plant craft to make and take home.
Check web site for Meeting link: https://www.nj.gov/dep/watersupply/g_boards_wsac.html
About the Program: Kids off from school and looking for something new and fun to do as family outdoors? The Family Fishing Program is for you and your family! Come learn basic fishing skills to start fishing as a family activity. The program is open to children ages 8 and older. Those under age 18 […]
Learn all about the nocturnal creatures of BTB on this half-mile hike around Pakim Pond. Beware! The Jersey Devil may be lurking behind any tree
Swing by to learn more about watercolor painting and for a chance to paint Cedar Creek and the surrounding woods. Paint, paper, paintbrushes, paint board, etc all provided. Bring a towel or beach chair if you wish to sit. Rain or thunder may cancel this event.
Snakes, turtles, and lizards are all over the Pine Barrens! Join us on a 4.5-mile hike down the Mt. Misery, Cranberry, and Lebanon Trails and learn all about these rad reptiles!
Join our village historian for a guided tour of the century-old cranberry packing house