Service Projects |
Keep the Tenafly Nature Center in mind for your Scout Project or Award! There are always a variety of projects such as removal of invasive plants, fence/bridge building and much more. Projects have to be planned with and agreed upon by a Tenafly Nature Center staff person. Currently Available Service Projects
Current Projects In Progress
If you are interested in helping support any of our current or future service projects, please consider a donation. Be sure to note "Scout Service" in the notes/memo. Any contributions will be greatly appreciated. |
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Past Eagle Scout and Gold Award ProjectsThanks to the efforts of these individuals, our nature center will be a more pleasurable place to visit and to educate the public. |
Jake Pleva of Tenafly Troop #86
Built a canoe rack and enriched the biodiversity of Phister's Pond by installing 4 native plant islands 2022 Charles Dutta of Tenafly Troop #25 built an education display on the yellow trail and a little free library the main trail 2021 Patrick Gawel of Saddle Brook Troop #213 built a new bridge from the Red trail to the Purple Trail 2021 Anthony Gallo of Tenafly Troop #25 2021 Jacob Wolmer of Tenafly Troop #86repaired the Floating Dock on the Yellow Trail 2020 Kyle Richards of Tenafly Troop #25 2020 Aidan Martin of Tenafly Troop #86 2018 Zenos Villando of Emerson Troop #196 constructed an outdoor play area on the Yellow Trail 2014 Dong-Kyu Rhee of Cresskill Troop #127built footboards for the main trail next to the pond
2013 John Mikesh of Tenafly Troop #25
built a storage shelter for firewood | 2013 John Brobson, Jr. of Washington Twp. Troop #321 repaired the White trail boardwalk damaged during Hurricane Irene 2013 Kristian Burke of Hillsdale Troop #109 built custom eight cement benches for Red Trail classroom 2013 Peter Kremidas of Tenafly Troop #25installed lighting along path to the visitors center's deck 2012 Will Guo of Tenafly Troop #86 2012 Dominic Dickson of Oradell Troop #36 2010 Zachary Kazarian of New Milford Troop #316 reconditioned the end of Pfister’s Pond and the area where it flows into the East Brook and built a fence to keep debris from blocking the East Brook |