DC Master Naturalists and the Kingman Island Rangers

Description: A guided nature walk on Kingman Island where participants learn about wetland ecology and the natural environment of the island with DC Master Naturalists and Kingman Island Rangers.

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Family-friendly; suitable for children and adults interested in nature

Why families love it

• Free outdoor activity in Washington, DC

• Great opportunity to learn about wetlands, plants, wildlife, and the Anacostia River environment

• Guided by knowledgeable naturalists and park rangers

• Educational without being a traditional classroom activity

• Good choice for children who enjoy animals, nature, and exploring outdoors

⚠️ Good to know

• This is an outdoor walking activity, so comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended.

• The islands are open from dawn to dusk.

• Parking is available at the RFK Stadium Lot 6 entrance; the Benning Road entrance is for pedestrians and has no parking. Meet at the RFK Lot 6 Island Entrance (575 Oklahoma Ave NE).

• The event is only 1½ hours, making it easy to combine with another DC activity afterward. Please register in advance. Contact Weekend Ranger Talia Linneman at TLinneman@livingclassroomsdc.org with any questions.

Best For

Families with elementary-age children, nature lovers, young environmentalists, and families looking for a free educational outdoor activity on Sunday morning.

Cost: Free