Meet The Resident Naturalists

Dress appropriately: Make sure you dress appropriately for the weather and the terrain of the reserve. Wear comfortable shoes and clothing, bring a hat and sunscreen, and insect repellent.

Follow the rules: Respect the rules of the reserve and follow the designated paths. Stick to the marked trails and avoid disturbing the animals and plants.

Engage with a Resident Naturalist: Consider engaging with a Resident Naturalist who can provide insight and knowledge about the reserve's unique features and wildlife.

Take your time: Don't rush through the reserve. Take your time to observe and appreciate the environment. Take breaks to sit and listen to the sounds of nature.

Practice Leave No Trace: When visiting a nature reserve, it's important to leave it as you found it. Make sure you take all your trash with you and dispose of it properly.

Be quiet and observant: When walking through a nature reserve, try to be as quiet as possible and use all your senses to observe your surroundings. Listen for the sounds of birds and animals, look for movement in the trees or bushes, and pay attention to any unusual smells.

Look for signs: Look for signs of animal activity, such as tracks, droppings, or scratch marks on trees. These signs can help you determine what types of animals are in the area and where they might be hiding.

Stay on designated trails: Staying on designated trails can help you avoid disturbing the animals and increase your chances of seeing them. Animals are more likely to venture out into the open when they feel safe and undisturbed.

Be patient: Spotting animals in the wild can take time, so be patient and persistent. Spend some time in one spot and wait quietly for animals to appear.

Engage with a Resident Naturalist: Engaging with a Resident Naturalist who can provide insight and knowledge about the reserve's unique features and wildlife. They can help you spot animals and teach you about their behaviors and habitats.