Spring Twigs - a Winter Twig Foliage Follow-up - May 14th

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This course at McLane Creek Nature Trail is a follow-up to our popular winter twig course in January. Focusing on the woody species we learn in their “stick” state, we’ll check in on them with all their floral and leafy clothing on.

May 14th, starting at 5:15 pm for about 2 hours.

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This course at McLane Creek Nature Trail is a follow-up to our popular winter twig course in January. Focusing on the woody species we learn in their “stick” state, we’ll check in on them with all their floral and leafy clothing on.

May 14th, starting at 5:15 pm for about 2 hours.

This course at McLane Creek Nature Trail is a follow-up to our popular winter twig course in January. Focusing on the woody species we learn in their “stick” state, we’ll check in on them with all their floral and leafy clothing on.

May 14th, starting at 5:15 pm for about 2 hours.

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Our organization is mostly run by volunteers, but the Senior Extension Coordinator & Educator as well as our Service Learning & Outreach Coordinator (AmeriCorps) are paid staff who are crucial to keeping NPSF a well oiled machine. The AmeriCorps position is our biggest expense and donations help us offset the cost of hosting a member each year.

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