Join Stowe Land Trust for an informative and interactive outing focused on tree identification with Lamoille County Forester Emily Potter and Protection Forester Emily Meacham from the Department of Forest, Parks, and Recreation. From towering hardwoods to delicate conifers, this workshop will offer an opportunity to sharpen your observational skills and deepen your understanding of Vermont's forests.
This workshop is free and open to all!
Workshop Highlights:
- Introduction to basic tree anatomy and terminology
- Overview of the common tree species found in northeastern forests
- Field identification techniques
- Tips for assessing the health of trees
- Q&A session with state foresters tailored to your interests
Come prepared with sturdy footwear and layers appropriate for the weather. Participants should be comfortable hiking for 1-2 miles on potentially uneven or wet terrain, bugs, and weather. If you have health or mobility concerns pertaining to your ability to fully participate during the workshop, please feel free to reach out to Stowe Land Trust to discuss further.
RSVP is required; please use the event sign-up form below.