...55-foot observation tower and learn about the natural history and vegetation of the land.? Canoeing: Travel up the Little Boy River for an afternoon of paddling, canoe portaging and wildlife sightings.? Climbing wall: Climb the 35-foot indoor...

...30 p.m. Tuesday, July 27 Seek out all those birds that are not regular backyard visitors while paddling up the Little Boy River into the Deep Portage Reserve. Participants might see the green heron, veery, catbird, several species of warblers...

...the bog community. * 1:30 p.m. Thursday -- Learn the basics of canoeing on Bass Pond, then journey up the Little Boy River to Little Boy Lake. * 1:30 p.m. June 24 -- Learn which wild plants are edible. All programs will last approximately...

...From the top of the tower climbers can see Big Deep Lake, the Hackensack water tower, a bog, a pond and the Little Boy River. Despite continuing tree harvest on Deep Portage Conservation Reserve, clearcuts are not used here and the harvest...

...County veterans who died in action were honored. There was a short ceremony with a prayer. They then marched to the Little Boy River for a short ceremony honoring those who sailed upon the sea. A wreath was tossed upon the waters and the firing squad...

...chaplain. "Taps" will be played and the firing squad will be present. The march will resume about one block to Little Boy River and a wreath will be placed on the water for all veterans lost at sea. Veterans also will be honored at 10 a.m...

...wade in Bass Pond and Big Deep Lake to look for macroinvertebrates. July 6 -- Take a family canoeing trip up the Little Boy River. Deep Portage will supply canoes, paddles and life jackets. Participants are asked to bring water bottles, shoes...

...Hike up the 55-foot Deep Portage tower. Aug. 16 -- A Family Canoeing Trip on the Boy River. Paddle up the Little Boy River. Deep Portage will supply canoes, paddles and life jackets. Participants should bring water bottles, shoes that...