Coming Soon Wildlife Preserves is pleased to announce that it will be building an Environmental Education Center to be located at 1001 S Beverwyck Road, in Parsippany. The Center will have 28 parking spaces, public restrooms, a large room for indoor programs and presentations, and will serve as a trailhead for visitors to access the…
September 28: Mushroom walk
Join Wildlife Preserves and experienced field naturalist Mike Leone as we discover the fascinating role of fungi!
October 4: Block PArty
Fun and free afternoon at the main entrance to Troy Meadows Nature Preserve. Mingle with neighbors, learn about the Preserve, provide some feedback to our staff, and share what events you would be interested in attending.
June 27: Firefly Night
Join us for an enlightening event that celebrates the lives of fireflies in all their luminescent diversity.
may 17: bird walk
Join naturalist and bird enthusiast Will Jayne on a guided walk through the Troy Meadows Nature Preserve as he shows participants how to identify birds by sight, sound, and habitat.
APril 22: Bridge watch
Join GZA Senior Ecologist, Blaine Rothauser, for a free one-hour virtual presentation of his observations at Troy Meadows, through the seasons.
March 23: Trash Cleanup
Please join the NJ Watershed Ambassadors and Wildlife Preserves to remove litter and debris along the Troy Meadows Preserve. Bags and gloves will be provided!
January 25: Winter Tree ID
Join experienced field naturalist, Michael Leone, for a guided walk through the Troy Meadows Nature Preserve as he teaches you to identify trees when leaves may not be present.
September 21: Troy Meadows neighborhood block party
Wildlife Preserves would like to cordially invite you to a free and fun afternoon at the main entrance to its Troy Meadows Nature Preserve. Mingle with neighbors, learn about the Preserve, provide some feedback to our staff, and share what events you would be interested in attending.
July 20, 2024: FireFly Night at Troy Meadows
Join us for an enlightening event that celebrates the lives of fireflies in all their luminescent diversity. Senior Ecologist, Blaine Rothauser, will give a brief presentation about the life cycle, history, and role fireflies play in the environment. We will then catch and identify different species of fireflies.