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The Ridgewood Wildscape Associationdescriptive brochure
Please click on the link below to visit the Archives.
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The Ridgewood Wildscape Association
will be terminating its online presence
as of January 1, 2026.
Thank you for your participation.
News and Events
Free copies of the brochure are available at these locations:Lester Stable, Village Hall or by contacting us.
Click ARCHIVES link below to view photos from the Grove Park Fall Cleanup and all other Wildscape events.
The Dunham Trail, named in honor of Dr. Ann Dunham, follows along the Ho-Ho-Kus Brook between Grove Street and Spring Avenue.
About the Ridgewood Wildscape Association
The Ridgewood Wildscape Association was formed in 1976 as a living memorial to Dr. Ann Dunham, who was a Ridgewood resident for 60 years and a nature consultant for the public schools.
The purposes of the Association are:1. to promote, in cooperation with the Village of Ridgewood and the Board of Education, the preservation and maintenance of undeveloped Village-owned land;
2. to provide nature education services and enjoyment for all Village residents and friends;
3. to act as guardians of the undeveloped areas in the Village by encouraging residents to use the "wild" areas for birding, picnics and walks, and to experience the varied flora and fauna in each area in order to understand the value of open space.
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