Top Left: American Eel in Buell Brook, Bottom Left: Box Turtle Hatchling Right: Adolescent Red Tailed Hawk

Parking

• A rich natural history and one of the largest contiguous patches of forest in the area.

• Wildlife habitat for animals such as wild turkeys, pileated woodpeckers, salamanders, red tailed hawks, herons, snakes, turtles, fish, foxes and more.

• Recreational value for hikers, bikers, and nature enthusiasts of all ages, including 7.5 miles of hiking trails

• Intrinsic value: enjoy peace and amidst the urban background of New Brunswick/Piscataway/Edison/Highland Park!

• Beautiful scenery including fresh water streams, mature forests, and meadows.

Trail Courtesy

Public parking is available on weekends onRutgers New Brunswick’s LivingstonCampus in Lot 101, the Scarlet Lot, as well asalong Avenue E and Road 1. (See Map)

RU Campus Bus Service also makes stops atLivingston Plaza, the Livingston StudentCenter and the Quads Residence Halls.

Located between Livingston and BuschCampuses the Rutgers Ecological Preserveand Natural Teaching Area was formed withthe goal of preserving the natural ecologicalcharacteristics of the property and serve asoutdoor teaching area for the university.Present day management of the EcoPreservetries to maintain this balance betweenpreserving, if not restoring, the area’secological system and natural values whilecontinuing to expand the EcoPreserve’s roleas an educational, recreational and aestheticresource for University students, faculty andstaff as well as local residents.

For More Information:

83 Rockafeller Rd

Piscataway, NJ 08854

http://ecopreserve.rutgers.eduhttps://www.facebook.com/RUEcoPreseve

Who We AreValues of the Preserve

• Please keep it clean: take out anything you bring in.

• No Smoking

• No Motorized vehicles of any variety

• Please stay on designated trails.

• Please do not camp or build fires.

• Please do not disturb the soil or vegetation.

• Please do not mountain/trail bike 24 hours after rain.

• Pet owners: please pick up and dispose of waste properly.

In case of emergency Dial 9-1-1For non-emergency public safety issues Dial (732) 932-7111

Left: Juvenile Green Heron, Top Right: North American Bull frog, Bottom Right: Male Box Turtle

In case of emergency Dial 9-1-1For non-emergency public safety issues Dial (732) 932-7111

© Liz Garvey

© Liz Garvey

© Lauren Palatini

© Lauren Palatini

© Lauren Palatini

© Lauren Palatini

© Lauren Palatini

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