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upcoming events

Birding BPC

Mondays, September 14- October 26

(no program 10/21)

9:30am  Rector Park

A series of fall birdwatching outings that explore the parks of BPC to see what makes it a choice spot for urban birds and marvelous migrators! For birders of all levels and abilities.

fun, femme fishing

Wednesday, September 23rd

6PM WAGNER PARK TIDE DECK

Join anglers from BPCA and the Lower East Side Ecology Center for a night of Fun, Femme Fishing–an inclusive event where new and experienced anglers can build community, explore our waterways, and develop new skills. Come cast out with us! Registration required. Email registration@bpca.ny.gov to sign up.

AUTUMN EQUINOX BILINGUAL NATURE WALK

CAMINATA DEL EQUINOCIO DE OTONO

Saturday, September 19th

Sábado, 19 de Septiembre

10am Rockefeller Park House

Join Latino Outdoors and Battery Park City Authority naturalists on this Spanish-English exploration of Rockefeller Park. Say goodbye to summer and prepare for the season ahead. ¡Allá nos vemos! Registration required. The tour meets at the Rockefeller Park House at 10:00am and will be on the move by 10:30am.

Únete a Latino Outdoors y los ecologistas de BPCA en esta exploración en inglés y español del Parque Rockefeller. 

Di adiós al verano y prepararnos para la estación que viene. Alla nos vemos.

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Go FIsh!

Battery Park City’s celebration of life in the hudson river estuary

Saturday, October 17th

10:30am - 1:00pm WAGNER PARK

Join experienced anglers for catch-and-release fishing and learn about life in the Hudson River. Get up close to marine life in our Oyster Research Station, make music and join fun fishy-themed games, while learning all about our harbor from visiting environmental education and conservation groups

past events

Out & About

a Queer Nature Walk in BPC

GO FISH!

BATTERY PARK CITY CELEBRATes LIFE IN THE HUDSON ESTUARY

On Saturday, May 30th, BPCA participated in the World Fish Migration Lower Hudson River Fish Count!

Although we didn’t land any catches and the wind was fierce, many people got to experience fishing with friends and family, learned about the creatures that live in the estuary, and build community around Nature!

Workshop presenter: New York State Outdoor Education Association annual conference, November 2025

Panelist: City College of New York’s Science Engagement Career Panel, February 2025

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