Enjoy a family-friendly guided bird outing at Cherokee Marsh - North Unit led by members of the Feminist Bird Club - Madison Chapter. Learn about nesting behavior of local birds and how they raise their families in the summer as we wander the beautiful trails at the marsh. No birding experience required and binoculars for youth and adults will be available. All ages welcome, with children and families encouraged.
- Location: Cherokee Marsh - North Unit
- Accessibility Information: This outing will take place on wide trails that are primarily packed gravel or mowed grass. The terrain is primarily flat and would be suitable for strollers. There are restrooms with flush toilets present at the parking lot.
- Directions and Parking: We will meet in the main parking lot at the very end of Sherman Ave. It is a large, unpaved lot. Access directions here.
Registration is required; space is limited for this event. Please register using the link on this page, or call your local Madison Public Library location for assistance. Registration opens two weeks prior to event.
About the Presenter
The Feminist Bird Club is a birdwatching club dedicated to promoting inclusivity in birding while fundraising and providing a safe opportunity for members of the LGBTQIA+ community, BIPOC, and women to connect with the natural world. The Madison chapter was founded in 2019 and offers monthly outings that are open to everyone who supports their mission, no birding experience required!