Nature Walk in Central Park with Ken Chaya: Fall Foliage I: North Woods/Conservatory Garden - 92Y, New York
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Nature Walk in Central Park with Ken Chaya

Fall Foliage I: North Woods/Conservatory Garden

Join Ken Chaya—artist, urban naturalist, and creator of the definitive tree map, Central Park Entire—for off-the-beaten-path nature walks.

The northern area of the park is one of the most beautiful to explore. Meet migrant songbirds in the dense canopy along the quiet stream that flows through the Loch. See oaks, maples, elms and hickories ablaze with autumn color.

Meet at East 104th Street and Fifth Avenue (entrance to the Conservatory Garden)

Tour details will be communicated via email 24-36 hrs in advance of the scheduled tour. If we do not have an email address on file, we will do our best to contact you by phone. Please make sure that all contact information is accurate and current. If you have not received details 24 hrs in advance of the tour, please contact customer service at 212.415.5500 to receive details for the meeting location, itinerary and contact information for the tour guide. All tours run rain or shine.

Instructor

Ken Chaya

Ken Chaya is a New York City artist, designer and urban naturalist. He spent over two and half years walking every acre of Central Park in order to map its many trails, highlight its stunning architecture and landscape features, and most importantly, locate and identify thousands of its magnificent trees. The result was “Central Park Entire,” a profusely illustrated map detailing the park’s varied topography and featuring the location and identification of nearly 20,000 trees and shrubs.

Ken Chaya

Ken Chaya is a New York City artist, designer and urban naturalist. He spent over two and half years walking every acre of Central Park in order to map its many trails, highlight its stunning architecture and landscape features, and most importantly, locate and identify thousands of its magnificent trees. The result was “Central Park Entire,” a profusely illustrated map detailing the park’s varied topography and featuring the location and identification of nearly 20,000 trees and shrubs.

This instructor is currently teaching the following classes:

Fall Foliage I: North Woods/Conservatory Garden

Fall Foliage III: Ramble


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