As a previous teacher and master ecologist, I relish educating others and sharing about the environment. I joined the Hunterdon County Parks Division full-time as a Park Naturalist in 2018, after being the Seasonal Park Naturalist in 2017. A local resident of Raritan township, I spent my childhood hiking the South Branch River and enjoying the pond at Echo Hill. I started my love of the outdoors when I was four years old, camping in the wilds of New Jersey. It is that passion of the natural environment that I share with our local community. I'm Debra, a naturalist, fueled by curiosity, discovery, and a passion for the natural world. Presented by: Debra Reed, Hunterdon County Park Naturalist.
This is an easy 1.25 mile loop trail on grassy terrain with benches along the Way. He will have brochures of our local trees as he points out those identified with its name and a QR code to find out further information from our Website. We will also have David Harrison, our tree expert from the Holland Environmental Commission,joining the walk. In addition to sharing her knowledge and love of the trees, she will also talk about the invasive flora and insects that are affecting the health of our forests and fields. This summer’s tree walk will take you along the wooded perimeter trail, noting the shapes, smells, and textures of the native species found in Hunterdon County. Join Debra Reed for a stroll around the trail to explore the season. Summer is almost here, and we are pleased to present a guided “Walk and Talk” to enjoy nature as you identify trees in our lovely Holland Park Trail.
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