Book Discussion:
11/21/2020 ~ 10am
Join Rich Lettis and our Librarian, Deanna, as they discuss the "The Complete Birder."
Free, and open to the Public
No reservations will be required, masks and social distancing will be required
Trails remain open at all nature preserves from dawn till dusk.
Dear fellow nature lovers, families, educators, hikers and explorers alike. Our Interpretive Building at 403 Hilton Rd. Apalachin, NY will be open to public and resume normal hours beginning Saturday, August 15th.
In accordance with current recommendations to slow and reduce the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) masks will be required inside the building. We also ask that you fill out our contact tracing log.
Please note that ALL of our hiking trails and nature preserves will remain open to the public and free of charge from dawn until dusk, 365 days a year as always. We strongly encourage everyone to take advantage of this resource to get out of the house, breathe fresh air, exercise, and de-stress. During these trying times, we are fortunate to have such a beautiful and beneficial landscape to give us respite from harrowing circumstances.
Trail maps for the following nature preserves may be found HERE.
Questions may be sent to director@watermancenter.org.
Apalachin Marsh
Brick Pond
Hiawatha Island
Hilton Road Preserve
IBM Glen
Pettus Hill Preserve
About
Center Hours
Waterman's main site on Hilton Road houses an interpretive center with a museum, live animal residents, a reference library, gift shop, educational displays and classroom space, all of which are open to the public.
M-F 9am -4pm
Sat 10am - 4pm
closed Sundays
Trails
Open dawn to dusk daily
607-625-2221
or by email:
info AT watermancenter.org
Your generous support helps fund programming, care for our display animals and so much more!