Sunday, August 16:
• Franklin Park Zoo will be open for daytime guests. Due to events taking place outside the Zoo, traffic and parking restrictions will be in effect throughout Franklin Park. Circuit Drive will be closed, and barriers may be in place on some roadways. If you encounter a barrier, please identify yourself as a Zoo visitor. Parking will be available in the Zoo’s parking lots, though there may be periods when roads or parking areas are temporarily inaccessible. We strongly encourage the use of public transportation or rideshare when possible.
• Franklin Park Zoo’s Boston Lights evening event will be closed on Sunday, August 16.
We appreciate your patience and understanding!
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Various dates
Pre-registration required.
Discover nature's hidden wonders on expert-led nature walks! Whether you're searching for tiny critters, spotting birds, or exploring local plant life, these guided experiences are perfect for nature lovers of all levels.
Please note:
• Participants should come prepared to walk in the woods and dress accordingly by wearing long pants, sturdy walking shoes, and bug spray.
• Specific walk locations will be sent upon registration.
• In inclement weather, the walk will be cancelled. Please check the website to make sure the scheduled walk is happening.
Dates: September 13, October 11, November 8 and December 13
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Location: Franklin Park
Cost: Free
Bring: Comfortable walking shoes and your curiosity! A phone with the iNaturalist app uploaded is an added plus, but not required.
Join us for a guided exploration of Franklin Park’s natural wonders! This nature walk invites outdoor enthusiasts, students, families, and curious minds to discover the diverse wildlife and ecological features that make the park so special.
Join the Franklin Park Biodiversity Project to explore the team's findings and share your own wildlife observations using the iNaturalist app.
Roll up your sleeves, join us for a day in the field, or relax and take in expert lectures by our Field Conservation staff and partner organizations.
