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Join Us for a Tree Identification Walk!
April 2 @ 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm
with Debra Reed Hunterdon County Parks Dept. Naturalist
Are you curious about the trees in your neighborhood? Want to learn how to identify them by their leaves, bark, and shape? Come explore the beauty of nature with us on a fun, informative Tree Identification Walk.
Led by an experienced naturalist, Debra Reed, this walk will take you Voorhees park, where you’ll learn the fascinating stories behind the trees we see every day. Whether you’re a seasoned nature enthusiast or a beginner, you’ll gain valuable skills to identify various tree species and deepen your connection to the natural world
Debra is a passionate naturalist driven by curiosity, exploration, and a deep love for the natural world. Her enthusiasm for the environment is something she proudly shares with our local community. Her journey into the outdoors began at the age of four, camping in the wilds of New Jersey. As a lifelong resident of Raritan Township, she spent her childhood hiking along the South Branch River and enjoying the pond at Echo Hill.
In 2018, she joined the Hunterdon County Parks Division as a full-time Park Naturalist, after serving as a Seasonal Park Naturalist in 2017. With a background as a teacher and a Master Ecologist, she finds great joy in educating others and sharing her knowledge of the environment.
Please email hunterdon@npsnj if you plan to come.
Meet at the parking lot across from Voorhees HIgh School on Route 513
After the walk, If you would like to explore the park further, Bob and Sue Haake will continue to hike into the park.