Wild Neighbors Nature Connection LLC
Birding for connection in New York's Adirondack Park and the surrounding region.
Birds have a way of connecting us with a world that's bigger than ourselves. Birds connect us with home. Birds connect us with the past. Birds help us to live in the present. Birds help us to imagine the world as it can be. Through our awareness of our feathered neighbors, birds connect us with trees, insects, spiders, lichens, bryophytes, and more! Birds connect us with landscapes, soundscapes, seasons and regions. Birds are one of nature's great connecting forces which can help us more fully realize our place of belonging in the ecosystems within which we live. The practice of Relational Birding brings this experience to the forefront.
Click Here to learn more about the Relational Birding method, educational opportunities, games, and more!
Guided Birding
*Classic Adirondack Boreal Birding
*Single-Day Outings
*Multi-day Backpacking Birding Trips
*Birding by Kayak/Canoe
*Backcountry Birding at seldom visited birding hotspots
*Handicapped Accessible Birding Options
Wild Neighbors Nature Connection offers guided birding services primarily in Franklin, Essex, and St. Lawrence Counties in NY. Whether you're interested in developing new birding skills, locating target species, or digging deep into an understanding of birds and their environments, Wild Neighbors Nature Connection can help you make the most of your next Adirondack birding experience. Click here for more info.
Young Naturalist Series
This summer, Wild Neighbors Nature Connection is offering Young Naturalist Series birding outings at Paul Smith's VIC, Dewey Mountain Rec Area, Malone Rec Park, Chateaugay Rec Park, and Constable Rec Park. Outings are designed for people 7-12 years old. Participants will have the opportunity to cultivate nature awareness skills and learn bird language while exploring the forest community with wonder and curiosity. Click here for more information.
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