"Brooklyn parks don't go quiet during the winter season, and for those looking to head outside as the year winds to a close there are lots of activities to enjoy. Here's a selection of free events that offer a chance to explore the borough's flora and fauna. Prospect Park at Parkside Avenue and South Lake Drive Saturday, Dec. 20 from 12 to 1 p.m. Enjoy a hike through Brooklyn's backyard"
"with the horses of the Parks Enforcement Patrol Mounted Unit. Learn more about the unit's work in the park on a guided tour with the Urban Park Rangers. Bush Terminal Park at 43rd Street and 1st Avenue Sunday, Dec. 21, from 10 to 11 a.m. You can get some tips on the best vantage points for viewing the winter birds that make an appearance in Bush Terminal Park during this event with the Urban Park Rangers."
"Brooklyn Bridge Park at 334 Furman Street Sunday, Dec. 21, from 10 to 11:30 a.m. As part of the Art Under the Bridge series, Brooklyn Bridge Park is hosting a workshop on a technique, stippling, used by botanical illustrators for centuries. The indoor workshop is suggested for adults and teens with some drawing experience. The event is first come, first served."
Brooklyn parks host free winter events that encourage outdoor exploration of local flora and fauna. Scheduled activities include guided hikes with the Parks Enforcement Patrol Mounted Unit in Prospect Park and birdwatching walks at Bush Terminal Park and McGolrick Park. Brooklyn Bridge Park offers an Art Under the Bridge stippling workshop for adults and teens with drawing experience. Marine Park features winter solstice events with meteor shower viewing opportunities and a campfire with Urban Park Rangers at the Salt Marsh Nature Center. Events are held at specific dates and times and welcome a range of experience levels.
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