Free Nature Walk

Event Cost
Free

Start Date
January 4, 2025

Start Time
8:30 am

Location

Contact
Liberty Wildlife
480-998-0230
info@libertywildlife.org

Join the Liberty Wildlife team for a walk along the Rio Salado Habitat Restoration Area on the first Saturday of each month (November through May)

Prepare for about 60-90 minutes of light walking on fairly easy trails and terrain (but will be off pavement)

Bring sturdy shoes, water bottle and binoculars if you have them.

Hike generally lasts from 8:30-10am and is free.

If you want to stay to visit Liberty Wildlife’s open hours afterwards from 10am until 1pm, you can pay the admission cost upon the return from the walk.

Suitable for all ages
Friendly and behaved dogs are allowed on leash (they are not permitted on site at Liberty Wildlife afterwards unless they are a certified service animal (see our ADA regulations on our website)

UPCOMING CLOSURE

NO OPEN HOURS SUNDAY 12/7/25

PLEASE NOTE THAT WE WILL NOT HAVE OUR PUBLIC OPEN HOURS THIS SUNDAY 12/7/2025 BECAUSE WE ARE HAVING OUR ANNUAL VOLUNTEER APPRECIATION PICNIC!

Please join us Wed 12/3 or Sat 12/6 to visit our facility from 10am-1pm this week.

And sign up on our website to become a volunteer and get to be a part of the festivities next year!!

NOTE WELL: LIBERTY WILDLIFE IS NOT TAKING DUCKS OR GEESE CURRENTLY

Liberty Wildlife is following proper protocols and taking precautions to prevent the spread of the avian flu in our facility and the community. Currently, we have been advised to not take any waterfowl (ducks or geese) to help minimize exposure to other animals. All waterfowl that are sick/injured should be transported to our partner Veterinary Emergency Group (VEG).

Veterinary Emergency Group
7210 W Ray Rd 2196 E Camelback
Chandler, AZ 85226 Phoenix, AZ 85016
(I-10 & Ray Rd) (Biltmore Area)

You can also text East Valley Wildlife to ask their current availability for ducks/geese: 480-814-9339

We also have been advised to not take in lovebirds anymore. Please try any of the groups above. Thank you for understanding.

Native American Wildlife Celebration VEG website VEG map