Campers, 4-13 years old, use their senses to explore the wonders of the natural world. Students enjoy experiencing the habitats at Tenafly Nature Center through hands-on investigations, LIVE animals and plants, hikes, crafts, games, and much more. Professional environmental educators and CIT’s lead your child in discovering more about their local environment and themselves. Tenafly Nature Center offers adult and family activities, too! They include bird watching, natural history programs, campfires, afterschool series, and hiking are a few of the activities. The 65-acre Tenafly Nature Center adjoins the Borough’s Lost Brook Preserve. The Association acts as steward to over 316 acres of the combined 378-acre tract. Within this impressive natural tract visitors will discover seven miles of trails, streams, and Pfister’s Pond, as well as over 50 species of birds and numerous white-tailed deer, wild turkey, and red fox who call the woodlands their home. Inside the John A. Redfield Building, campers and families can explore a variety of natural history exhibits, take a look at some live animals, and borrow a book from the library. Don’t wait, contact the Tenafly Nature Center today at (201)568-6093 or www.tenaflynaturecenter.org to learn more!