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Liberty State Park |
| Ferry Service to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island: Ferry service from Liberty State Park to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island is available throughout the year. |
| Marina: Liberty Landing offers 200 berths and dockside facilities. |
| Richard J. Sullivan Natural Area: A 36-acre state Natural Area consisting mainly of salt marsh, one of the few remaining tidal marshes of the Hudson River Estuary |
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New Jersey Meadowlands Commission |
| Pontoon Rides: Two hour narrorated pontoon boat tours through the Meadowlands. |
| Walking Trails: Experience nature at its finest when you take a walking tour of Richard W. DeKorte Park. Whether it's a guided tour of the marsh, a short hike through bird habitats, or a peek at wildflowers, we have a nature trail for you. |
| Guided Canoe Trips: See the Meadowlands from the water and explore the salt marshes on a guided canoe trip |
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The Meadowlands Environmental Center |
| Summer/Winter Programs: Different day camps for both kids and seniors |
| Calendar of Events: Monthly events that are happening at the Environmental Center |
| The Tideland Treasures Museum Store |
| Discovery Station: Explore different career paths and environmental settings while receiving a new understanding of the Meadowlands. |
| Jill Ann Ziemkiewicz Memorial Butterfly Garden |
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The River Keeper |
| Eco-walks: offer a chance to understand the ecosystems and wildlife that inhabit our region. Eco-Walks are led by an experienced field naturalist and beginning birders are always welcome! |
| Eco-Cruises: Fun & educational tours of the Hackensack River and the NJ Meadowlands aboard Hackensack Riverkeeper's specially-rigged pontoon boats. |
| Paddling center: Explore the river and the Meadowlands with a guided tour on one of the twenty-six canoes and kayaks. |
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Mill Creek Trail |
| Wilderness: At Mill Creek Trail, you can immerse yourself in an urban wilderness. |
| Wildlife: 260 species of birds use the area. Migratory shore birds can be found, along with a variety of waterfowl who use
it for breeding and watering. |
| Rare Forrest: A unique feature of the Mill Creek area is the remnant of the white cedar forest. A archeological paper done in the 1930s documented the extent of the cedar bog. |
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New Jersey Audubon Society |
| Bird and Wildlife Trail Guides: The New Jersey Audubon Society is working in partnership with the New Jersey Meadowlands Commission, The Hackensack Riverkeeper and the Meadowlands Regional Chamber of Commerce to create a new guide to wildlife viewing and fishing in the Hackensack River watershed. |
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Palisades Interstate Park Commission |
| Overlooks: Three lookouts in the NJ Section offer spectacular views of the Palisades, the Hudson River, and the New York skyline |
| Greenbrook Sanctuary: 165 acres of woodland on top of New Jersey's magnificent Palisades. 4.7 miles north of the George Washington Bridge. |
| Historic Sites: The lower portion of the park along the river, consisted of riverfront villages, the cliff top was either wood lots or the site of large summer estates. |
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