Holistic Birding
Hudson Valley
Despite comprising just 10% of the state’s land area, the Hudson Valley supports nearly 90 percent of the bird, mammal, reptile, and amphibian species that live in New York.
Rockland County
Rockland’s extensive county park system is designated as a Preserve America Community made up of over 3,200 acres within 30 parks. Rockland County also features more than 42,000 acres of parkland and is home to seven New York State Parks
Doodletown Road - Bear Mountain State Park
Harriman State Park General Overview
Harriman State Park - Lake Sebago Boat Launch
Harriman State Park - Lake Welch
Harriman State Park - Pine Meadow Road
Harriman State Park - Saint John's Road
Iona Island - Bear Mountain State Park
Jones Point Bike Path - Bear Mountain State Park
Rockland Lake State Park and Nature Center
Stony Point Battlefield Historic Park
Orange County
Orange County, New York features diverse ecosystems ranging from deep mountain forests and unique wetland complexes to rich agricultural valleys. It is home of the famous "Black Dirt Region"...if you haven't tried Black Dirt onions, you haven't lived!
Ulster County
Ulster County, New York, features diverse plant communities ranging from high-elevation mountain forests to grasslands to lowland wetlands and rare dwarf pine ridges.