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Partner Event: Gateways Bird-watching Tour

  • Washington Times parking lot 3600 New York Avenue Northeast Washington, DC, 20002 United States (map)
Photo by Don Chernoff

Photo by Don Chernoff

Join our friends at Anacostia Watershed Society and learn about common birds that call the Anacostia River their home. You will learn basic aspects of bird-watching and about the wetlands of the Anacostia River. No previous bird-watching experience is necessary!

Meet at the Washington Times parking lot. From there the group will trek to Gateways wetlands in Northeast DC.

For more information and to register, visit:

http://www.anacostiaws.org/2616-birdwatching-gateways

Questions? Contact Joanna Fisher at jfisher@anacostiaws.org or 301-699-6204 ext. 109.

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