June 27th Morning HRRP EcoTour

Come aboard the Hutchinson River Restoration Project’s EcoTour and explore the rich history and ecology of the Hutchinson River. Participants will travel along the river while learning about the wildlife, marshes, and natural habitats that continue to survive within this urban environment.

The tour also offers a firsthand look at how industry and development interact with the natural ecosystem of the river. From active industrial sites and transportation infrastructure to restored marshlands and wildlife habitats, guests will gain a deeper understanding of both the environmental challenges facing the river and the ongoing efforts to protect and restore it.

This unique experience is a great opportunity for nature lovers, history enthusiasts, students, and community members to connect with the Hutchinson River and learn more about one of New York City’s overlooked waterways.

Details:

• Bring: Water, snacks, and a jacket (it’s cooler on the water).
• Parking: Free street parking. Walk up to the white gate (shown below). Bx29 bus stops at Jack’s Bait & Tackle. A phone number will be provided the day before so someone can let you into the gate.
• Arrival: Be on time — it’s a short walk to the boat and we leave promptly at 9 am, so please arrive early.
• Tour ends: Around Noon (includes extra time for any delays).

Kids 12 or under or under 50lbs? Email melissasw@hutchinsonriver.org to ensure we have proper life jackets.

Donation: $25 per person. Please double-check the number of tickets in your order before checking out, as we’ve had some recent issues.
Buying a ticket means you agree to the waiver. Please complete waiver prior to event. Note: Every attendee must fill out waiver. If you have others joining, please ensure they fill out the waiver above as well.
Only 8 seats per tour – sign up soon!

Want a private tour? Email hutchinsonriver@gmail.com.