Wandering Refuge Ambassador Look on either the Boardwalk or Dike Trails, John Knapp, who will be there to help you with the Three I’s: bird identification, refuge information, instruction, and more.
Kick off summer fun with a toe-tapping, flag-waving, spirit-lifting outdoor concert performed by Rehoboth Concert Band in beautiful Memorial Park! Family-friendly and FREE! Just bring a chair, sit and enjoy the sounds of summer.
Eat, Play, Win! Great Food! Great Prizes! The Women's Club of Milton invites you to join us Tuesday, May 7, 2024 Milton Fire House, 116 Front St. Milton $20 for 20 Games Call 732-718-5993 to reserve your Ticket! $25 at the Door Doors and Kitchen open at 5:30 PM Games start at 7:00 PM All […]
Bird identification Station Plus John Knapp will be set up at the end of the Dike Trail with spotting scopes and binoculars to help you identify the various birds at the refuge. Get a close look at our nesting Ospreys plus many other bird species.
MAG TALKS Nanticoke Indian Presentation Be sure to come and enjoy on: May 17, 2024, 6-8 PM Cheer Center 24855 Broadkill Road Milton, DE Five tribal members will wear and explain significance of their regalia, including their ribbon skirts. Rugghi Rain, will delight us with stories about Native Culture. The book, “Once It Is Spoken, It […]
Spring Into Health Fair Meet your Beebe Care Team at the FREE Community Health Fair at the CHEER Community Center located in Georgetown. There will be FREE health screenings to include blood pressure, blood sugar, total cholesterol, bone density and body mass index. Professionals from healthcare and community organizations will be available to provide information […]
Horseshoe Crab Program, Cindy Heffley, presenter. Have you ever wondered about these amazing creatures? Did you know that they are closely related to scorpions and spiders or that they are important to the survival of many shorebirds? Join Cindy Heffley as we discuss fun facts about Horseshoe Crabs and how you can help them. Weather […]
Bird identification Station Plus John Knapp will be set up at the end of the Dike Trail with spotting scopes and binoculars to help you identify the various birds at the refuge. Get a close look at our nesting Ospreys plus many other bird species.
“Walk About and Discover Prime Hook” Join April for a moderate walk of up to 2-1/2 miles and discover the trails in Prime Hook. There will be exit points for those participants not wanting to complete the entire walk. Meet at refuge visitor station.
