Today Fort Warren stands empty and silent, the individuals who brought life to her walls of stone, earth and cement are gone but not forgotten. Please join us on a walk through Fort Warren as we share their lives, their stories, their laughter and their tears.
· 10:30 am Game 1 - Lowell vs Colorado
· 11:45 am Game 2 – Lowell vs Portsmouth NH
· 1:00 pm Game 3 – Portsmouth NH vs Colorado
Talk in the Visitor Center and then a longer walk down to look for birds.
12 - 1:30 Tai Chi
12 - 1 Ranger Walk
1:45 - 2:30 - Zumba
1:45 - 2:30 - Yoga
1;45 Pa Gua
2:45 pm Board the Boats
3:30 pm Arrive in Boston
Explore Long Wharf and examine the mercantile and financial history of Boston. The tour will begin at Faneuil Hall and is led by Don Cann. Tours will be every other Wednesday (starting July 27) at 11:00, 1:00, and 3:00. Each tour is about 45 min.
Explore Long Wharf and examine the mercantile and financial history of Boston. The tour will begin at Faneuil Hall and is led by Don Cann. Tours will be every other Wednesday (starting July 27) at 11:00, 1:00, and 3:00. Each tour is about 45 min.
Explore Long Wharf and examine the mercantile and financial history of Boston. The tour will begin at Faneuil Hall and is led by Don Cann. Tours will be every other Wednesday (starting July 27) at 11:00, 1:00, and 3:00. Each tour is about 45 min.
Explore Long Wharf and examine the mercantile and financial history of Boston. The tour will begin at Faneuil Hall and is led by Don Cann. Tours will be every other Wednesday (starting July 27) at 11:00, 1:00, and 3:00. Each tour is about 45 min.
Explore Long Wharf and examine the mercantile and financial history of Boston. The tour will begin at Faneuil Hall and is led by Don Cann. Tours will be every other Wednesday (starting July 27) at 11:00, 1:00, and 3:00. Each tour is about 45 min.
Explore Long Wharf and examine the mercantile and financial history of Boston. The tour will begin at Faneuil Hall and is led by Don Cann. Tours will be every other Wednesday (starting July 27) at 11:00, 1:00, and 3:00. Each tour is about 45 min.
For a perfect summer treat, join us for an evening Clambake on Spectacle Island presented by Rita's Catering. Enjoy the beautiful setting, time with family and friends and a delicious menu - all in an urban oasis, complete with spectacular views of the Boston skyline. After your full New England style clambake watch the sunset followed by the fireworks. There's no better place to enjoy a jaw-dropping view of the Boston Harbor fireworks than from Spectacle Island.
Join local expert birders Bob Stymeist and Tim Factor to walk the beaches, marshes, fields and woodlands of Thompson Island.
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Boston Harbor Islands 2016 Centennial Bioblitz
Grab your backpack and explore the wilds of the Boston Harbor Islands like never before during our National Parks Centennial Biobiltz and concurrent Festival on Saturday, September 24, 2016. Organized by the National Geographic Society and the National Park Service, this event is part of the larger National Parks BioBlitz, with more than one hundred national parks across the country celebrating biodiversity in parks to commemorate the National Park Service Centennial.
During BioBlitz, teams of scientists, students, teachers and YOU will join forces in a race to discover and document the flora and fauna of the Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park. From nature walks lead by expert scientist and a chance to visit multiple islands to biodiversity games for the whole family, there will be something for everyone.
Part scientific endeavor, part festival, and part outdoor classroom, BioBlitz provides a unique opportunity to work alongside leading experts to discover, count and document the living creatures in the parks; to contribute to the park’s official species lists; to explore interconnectedness of plants, animals, the environment, culture and our daily lives; and to help protect the extraordinary biodiversity in our parks. With top scientists as their guides, participants will discover that our parks are more than tourist attractions and recreational spots, but also living laboratories rich in biodiversity.
Explorers of all ages are needed. All events are free and open to the public; however, advance online registration is required to secure a spot on a BioBlitz inventory team. Inventory teams are best suited for ages 8 and up. We will be updating and creating registration for the individual naturalist lead walks and inventory teams soon, so stay tuned!
Whether you have a couple of hours or a full day, there are activities to engage the whole family. To learn more about the National Parks BioBlitz at the Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park, go to http://www.inaturalist.org/projects/2016-national-parks-bioblitz-boston-harbor-islands. For more information about the park, go to http://www.bostonharborislands.org/.
Meet our staff and learn more about opportunities for stewardship across the park. Will include hands on activities for youth.
Boston Harbor Islands 2016 Centennial Bioblitz
Grab your backpack and explore the wilds of the Boston Harbor Islands like never before during our National Parks Centennial Biobiltz and concurrent Festival on Saturday, September 24, 2016. Organized by the National Geographic Society and the National Park Service, this event is part of the larger National Parks BioBlitz, with more than one hundred national parks across the country celebrating biodiversity in parks to commemorate the National Park Service Centennial.
During BioBlitz, teams of scientists, students, teachers and YOU will join forces in a race to discover and document the flora and fauna of the Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park. From nature walks lead by expert scientist and a chance to visit multiple islands to biodiversity games for the whole family, there will be something for everyone.
Part scientific endeavor, part festival, and part outdoor classroom, BioBlitz provides a unique opportunity to work alongside leading experts to discover, count and document the living creatures in the parks; to contribute to the park’s official species lists; to explore interconnectedness of plants, animals, the environment, culture and our daily lives; and to help protect the extraordinary biodiversity in our parks. With top scientists as their guides, participants will discover that our parks are more than tourist attractions and recreational spots, but also living laboratories rich in biodiversity.
Explorers of all ages are needed. All events are free and open to the public; however, advance online registration is required to secure a spot on a BioBlitz inventory team. Inventory teams are best suited for ages 8 and up. We will be updating and creating registration for the individual naturalist lead walks and inventory teams soon, so stay tuned!
Whether you have a couple of hours or a full day, there are activities to engage the whole family. To learn more about the National Parks BioBlitz at the Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park, go to http://www.inaturalist.org/projects/2016-national-parks-bioblitz-boston-harbor-islands. For more information about the park, go to http://www.bostonharborislands.org/.
Join the photo-bioblitz on a ranger - led walk along the beaches, meadows, marshes and the only oak-hickory forest in the park!
RESERVE YOUR TICKET HERE
Boston Harbor Islands 2016 Centennial Bioblitz
Grab your backpack and explore the wilds of the Boston Harbor Islands like never before during our National Parks Centennial Biobiltz and concurrent Festival on Saturday, September 24, 2016. Organized by the National Geographic Society and the National Park Service, this event is part of the larger National Parks BioBlitz, with more than one hundred national parks across the country celebrating biodiversity in parks to commemorate the National Park Service Centennial.
During BioBlitz, teams of scientists, students, teachers and YOU will join forces in a race to discover and document the flora and fauna of the Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park. From nature walks lead by expert scientist and a chance to visit multiple islands to biodiversity games for the whole family, there will be something for everyone.
Part scientific endeavor, part festival, and part outdoor classroom, BioBlitz provides a unique opportunity to work alongside leading experts to discover, count and document the living creatures in the parks; to contribute to the park’s official species lists; to explore interconnectedness of plants, animals, the environment, culture and our daily lives; and to help protect the extraordinary biodiversity in our parks. With top scientists as their guides, participants will discover that our parks are more than tourist attractions and recreational spots, but also living laboratories rich in biodiversity.
Explorers of all ages are needed. All events are free and open to the public; however, advance online registration is required to secure a spot on a BioBlitz inventory team. Inventory teams are best suited for ages 8 and up. We will be updating and creating registration for the individual naturalist lead walks and inventory teams soon, so stay tuned!
Whether you have a couple of hours or a full day, there are activities to engage the whole family. To learn more about the National Parks BioBlitz at the Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park, go to http://www.inaturalist.org/projects/2016-national-parks-bioblitz-boston-harbor-islands. For more information about the park, go to http://www.bostonharborislands.org/.
Participants on the Boston Light tours will have the opportunity to explore the rocky intertidal biodiversity with Annie Evankow from Northeastern University’s Marine Science Center
More about the National Parks BioBlitz Festival
Grab your backpack and explore the wilds of the Boston Harbor Islands like never before during our National Parks Centennial Biobiltz and concurrent Festival on Saturday, September 24, 2016. Organized by the National Geographic Society and the National Park Service, this event is part of the larger National Parks BioBlitz, with more than one hundred national parks across the country celebrating biodiversity in parks to commemorate the National Park Service Centennial.
During BioBlitz, teams of scientists, students, teachers and YOU will join forces in a race to discover and document the flora and fauna of the Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park. From nature walks lead by expert scientist and a chance to visit multiple islands to biodiversity games for the whole family, there will be something for everyone.
Part scientific endeavor, part festival, and part outdoor classroom, BioBlitz provides a unique opportunity to work alongside leading experts to discover, count and document the living creatures in the parks; to contribute to the park’s official species lists; to explore interconnectedness of plants, animals, the environment, culture and our daily lives; and to help protect the extraordinary biodiversity in our parks. With top scientists as their guides, participants will discover that our parks are more than tourist attractions and recreational spots, but also living laboratories rich in biodiversity.
Explorers of all ages are needed. All events are free and open to the public; however, advance online registration is required to secure a spot on a BioBlitz inventory team. Inventory teams are best suited for ages 8 and up. We will be updating and creating registration for the individual naturalist lead walks and inventory teams soon, so stay tuned!
Whether you have a couple of hours or a full day, there are activities to engage the whole family. To learn more about the National Parks BioBlitz at the Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park, go to http://www.inaturalist.org/projects/2016-national-parks-bioblitz-boston-harbor-islands. For more information about the park, go to http://www.bostonharborislands.org/.
Meet our staff and learn more about opportunities for stewardship across the park. Will include hands on activities for youth.
Boston Harbor Islands 2016 Centennial Bioblitz
Grab your backpack and explore the wilds of the Boston Harbor Islands like never before during our National Parks Centennial Biobiltz and concurrent Festival on Saturday, September 24, 2016. Organized by the National Geographic Society and the National Park Service, this event is part of the larger National Parks BioBlitz, with more than one hundred national parks across the country celebrating biodiversity in parks to commemorate the National Park Service Centennial.
During BioBlitz, teams of scientists, students, teachers and YOU will join forces in a race to discover and document the flora and fauna of the Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park. From nature walks lead by expert scientist and a chance to visit multiple islands to biodiversity games for the whole family, there will be something for everyone.
Part scientific endeavor, part festival, and part outdoor classroom, BioBlitz provides a unique opportunity to work alongside leading experts to discover, count and document the living creatures in the parks; to contribute to the park’s official species lists; to explore interconnectedness of plants, animals, the environment, culture and our daily lives; and to help protect the extraordinary biodiversity in our parks. With top scientists as their guides, participants will discover that our parks are more than tourist attractions and recreational spots, but also living laboratories rich in biodiversity.
Explorers of all ages are needed. All events are free and open to the public; however, advance online registration is required to secure a spot on a BioBlitz inventory team. Inventory teams are best suited for ages 8 and up. We will be updating and creating registration for the individual naturalist lead walks and inventory teams soon, so stay tuned!
Whether you have a couple of hours or a full day, there are activities to engage the whole family. To learn more about the National Parks BioBlitz at the Boston Harbor Islands National and State Park, go to http://www.inaturalist.org/projects/2016-national-parks-bioblitz-boston-harbor-islands. For more information about the park, go to http://www.bostonharborislands.org/.