Our Wild Readers Book Club will read and discuss three chapters from The Forest Unseen by David George Haskell. We will cover other chapters in future meetings. April 2nd – Chainsaw April 14th – Moth December 3rd – Litter Also, if you haven’t read the book before, you should read the Preface to understand the […] Continue reading "Wild Readers Book Club: The Forest Unseen"
We will offer two different member-only interpretive hikes at Owl’s Hill Nature Sanctuary on Saturday, November 19, from 9:30 AM – 12:00 PM. Both hikes will be slow-paced, will focus on interpreting nature, and will emphasize plant identification. South Ridge Hike: This is a 2-mile loop hike that experiences about 300 feet of elevation change. […] Continue reading "Nature / Plant ID Hikes at Owl’s Hill"
Have a question about using native plants in your yard? Have some comments or pictures you want to share? Join us for an informal discussion about native plants and any related topics. Everyone is welcome. This month let’s begin with a brief discussion of self-incompatibility in some plant species (some species try to prevent individuals […] Continue reading "November 2022 Informal Chat Meeting"
Conserving and Restoring Native Habitats on Private Lands: Hardwood Forests, Remnant Grasslands, and Wetlands Cynthia Rohrbach Swan Conservation Trust Cynthia Rohrbach, Project Manager and Biologist with the Swan Conservation Trust, will give a presentation on “Conserving and Restoring Native Habitats on Private Lands: Hardwood Forests, Remnant Grasslands, and Wetlands.” The Swan Conservation Trust was founded […] Continue reading "December 2022 Meeting: Swan Conservation Trust"
