Teatown has developed a research project focused on a practical question: when Beech Leaf Disease creates gaps in the forest canopy, what can land stewards do to help native plants recover and prevent invasive species from taking over?
Teatown is an environmental science, research, and education organization and accredited land trust, protecting 1,000 acres in the Lower Hudson Valley. Our mission is to inspire our community to lifelong environmental stewardship.
Welcome Trailer closed:
Friday July 3, beginning at noon
Saturday July 4, all day
Trails remain open dawn to dusk.
Porta-john and compost toilet remain open.
Teatown’s Nature Center is currently under construction, trails remain open.
We’re creating more accessible, sustainable, and engaging spaces for our community, including improved visitor areas, new educational spaces, and a more welcoming experience for all.
During construction, Teatown’s trails remain open daily from dawn to dusk, and public programs are continuing.
Please note: Temporary restroom facilities are available, including porta-johns and the compost toilet. Our Animal Ambassadors are currently off exhibit.
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Construction is underway, but Teatown’s transformation is not finished yet. Your gift will help fund the exhibits, nature playscape, Animal Ambassador enclosures, and hands-on learning spaces that will bring the new campus to life.
Click here to donate.
A Pause on Fishing in 2026
As construction continues, fishing will be temporarily suspended for the 2026 season.
Please visit the DEC website for a guide to freshwater fishing sites.
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