Winter Twig Identification Field Course
The Native Plant Salvage Foundation is offering Winter Twig Identification a 2.5-hour field course at McLane Creek Nature Trail on January 26th, from 10am-12:30pm and another from 1pm-3:30pm. See more information on the calendar event here.
By purchasing a Pay it Forward registration you reserve an additional slot to be offered as a scholarship. If you’d like to apply for a scholarship, please send us your information here. We also offer a $5 Student/AmeriCorps price!
We also have books available for purchase, which you can pick up at the event. Paperback guide Winter in the Woods: A Winter Guide to Deciduous Native Plants in Western Washington includes a glossary of basic scientific terms to help you with identification, simple descriptions of each plant and its habitat, specific information on twig color and texture and other distinguishing features, such as leaf scars and fruits and seeds.
What to Bring:
This is an easy hike along well maintained trails and boardwalks with little to no elevation gain. We recommend you dress in warm layers and waterproof shoes. You should bring a water bottle and any snacks you may want. If the forecast seems uncertain, it doesn't hurt to pack a rain coat!
The Native Plant Salvage Foundation is offering Winter Twig Identification a 2.5-hour field course at McLane Creek Nature Trail on January 26th, from 10am-12:30pm and another from 1pm-3:30pm. See more information on the calendar event here.
By purchasing a Pay it Forward registration you reserve an additional slot to be offered as a scholarship. If you’d like to apply for a scholarship, please send us your information here. We also offer a $5 Student/AmeriCorps price!
We also have books available for purchase, which you can pick up at the event. Paperback guide Winter in the Woods: A Winter Guide to Deciduous Native Plants in Western Washington includes a glossary of basic scientific terms to help you with identification, simple descriptions of each plant and its habitat, specific information on twig color and texture and other distinguishing features, such as leaf scars and fruits and seeds.
What to Bring:
This is an easy hike along well maintained trails and boardwalks with little to no elevation gain. We recommend you dress in warm layers and waterproof shoes. You should bring a water bottle and any snacks you may want. If the forecast seems uncertain, it doesn't hurt to pack a rain coat!
The Native Plant Salvage Foundation is offering Winter Twig Identification a 2.5-hour field course at McLane Creek Nature Trail on January 26th, from 10am-12:30pm and another from 1pm-3:30pm. See more information on the calendar event here.
By purchasing a Pay it Forward registration you reserve an additional slot to be offered as a scholarship. If you’d like to apply for a scholarship, please send us your information here. We also offer a $5 Student/AmeriCorps price!
We also have books available for purchase, which you can pick up at the event. Paperback guide Winter in the Woods: A Winter Guide to Deciduous Native Plants in Western Washington includes a glossary of basic scientific terms to help you with identification, simple descriptions of each plant and its habitat, specific information on twig color and texture and other distinguishing features, such as leaf scars and fruits and seeds.
What to Bring:
This is an easy hike along well maintained trails and boardwalks with little to no elevation gain. We recommend you dress in warm layers and waterproof shoes. You should bring a water bottle and any snacks you may want. If the forecast seems uncertain, it doesn't hurt to pack a rain coat!