Join NYC Bird Alliance (formerly NYC Audubon) Young Conservationist Council member, Efua Peterson, and the New York Botanical Garden for some fall birding! Get to see some of NYBG’s diverse landscape and learn why this unique green space is such a vital haven for a great variety of species year-round. The tour will meet at the Reflecting Pool in the Native Plant Garden.

Registration not required. No limit. Free.

In case you're wondering how to become a Young Conservationist, a donation of $25 will earn you a Young Conservationist level membership with NYC Bird Alliance. Young Conservationist is a membership level for nature lovers ages 18-35. Membership gives you discounts on most trips and classes and invitations to special YC member events, while also supporting NYC Bird Alliance's conservation, advocacy, and engagement efforts throughout the City's five boroughs. 

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While this NYC Bird Alliance event is free, participants are still responsible for paying for Garden admission. Admission to NYBG's grounds is free for Bronx residents every day (with proof of residency). For more information to help plan your trip to the Garden, please visit the New York Botanical Garden website.

Photo: A Cerulean Warbler perches on a branch. Credit: DJ McNeil.