Vacation was lovely and now I’m playing catch up! So adjusting this week’s episode with an abbreviated Outdoor Highlights for your listening pleasure!

Find your bliss at Crocheron Park with yoga instructor Ambeka Khadse!

Trees Count happens only once every 10 years, so get involved on this census and help your friendly neighborhood street trees!

Learn about the work of the NYC Plover Project’s work to help Piping Plovers with Chris Allieri.

It’s the 4th of July and time for a history refresh on how Queens was connected to the Revolutionary War.

Let’s get batty and learn about your local, friendly neighborhood bats!

Learn how to make a BIG impact — become an NYC Parks Steward!

Alas, the schedule issues continue because I’ve been dealing with Covid this week! But still wanted to let you know about a few fantastic outdoor events this weekend.

A schedule blow up means that you get to have an extended version of Outdoor Highlights this week. And there’s LOADS going on!

Stonehenge? Whatever…it’s time for Manhattanhenge!

It’s time to celebrate (and learn about) the real native New Yorkers — horseshoe crabs!

The QueensWay is an exciting new green space under development that you are sure to enjoy!

Let’s talk ticks not because they are pleasant, but because it’s an important subject if you like the outdoors. Dr. Jody Gangloff-Kaufmann helps calm us (me) down.

Rob MacKay from It’s In Queens shares his favorite outdoor spots and activities in Queens!

It’s the season when American Robins get active and that means I’m extra happy! Learn why on this species deep dive.

Talking with Wing Kong, an environmental artist, nature photographer, sustainability educator, and all around lovely person doing wonderful work right here in Queens!

This is Episode 52 and means one year of giving you the Queens Out of Doors podcast! Let’s celebrate!

Spring has sprung and blooms are blooming! Listen up and learn about some of our spring flowers.

I’m talking turtles with Alexandra Kanonik from the American Littoral Society.

Spring is still a few days away but the calendar is full of spring fever!