Two naturalist classes at HVNC
The kettle hole bog at HVNC is home to many unique flowering plants like this species of cotton grass. Courtesy of Andy McEvoy
The kettle hole bog at HVNC is home to many unique flowering plants like this species of cotton grass. Courtesy of Andy McEvoy
There are two remaining classes in Hidden Valley Nature Center’s summer naturalist series featuring the flora and fauna of wetland habitats.
On Sunday, Aug. 3, 1-3 p.m., visitors are invited to a naturalist session entitled “Freshwater Macroinvertebrates at HVNC.” Dr. Dan Townsend will lead participants in a search of several wetland habitats at HVNC looking for insects, isopods, leeches, and snails.
Sunday, Aug. 10, 1-3 p.m., join Ted Elliman of the New England Wildflower Society for a session called “Wetland Plants: a Closer Look.” As a capstone to the summer naturalist series at HVNC Elliman will offer some deeper insight into wetland associated plants and their adaptations.
The suggested donation for each event is $10 for HVNC members and $12 for non-members. More information and details are available at www.hvnc.org/registration.
For more information about HVNC in Jefferson, or to find out how you can support HVNC visit www.hvnc.org, write to info@hvnc.org, or call 207-200-8840.
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